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- Stormbringer
A dragon clan within the universe of Destiny Intertwined. One of the main five clans, the Stormbringer family is the leading electric clan in Warfang, known for their overwhelming numbers of accomplished soldiers. As one of the leading clans, Stormbringer has a seat on the Warfang Council and represents electric dragons. Most of the clans allied to them are electric clans. History ⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺ Before achieving clan status, Stormbringers were a family of soldiers known for their storm-colored scales. They were powerful, accomplished soldiers. The founder, Lynaricus, became the most notable in the family for their high elemental mastery, and for achieving the rank of General, which resulted in their family achieving clan status in 2512 - although the family records date back to the 2000's. The clan took on the name given to its members on the battlefield, 'storm bringers'. Stormbringer has since been a renowned clan of soldiers, with only the odd black sheep choosing different professions. Nevertheless, every Stormbringer serves in the army at some point, often at the unspoken threat of being exiled from the clan. Most Stormbringers remain in the army for the rest of their lives, often attaining the rank of Commander, or even General. As such, the clan became known as the army clan, and for such a significant influence in the army, and for their numbers and wealth, Stormbringer replaced the current leading electric clan in 2689. Clan Trait ⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺ The identifiable trait of a Stormbringer is the 'storm scale', storm-colored scales. A Stormbringers scales features a mix of greys, blacks, and light greys, a trait virtually unheard of among other electric dragons. They sport frills and rough horns, their element colors displayed in elemental markings and membranes. Information Name Allegiance Colors Banner Element Trade Location Leader Heir Founder Founding Year Living Members Stormbringer Warfang Black, silver, pale gold Symmetrical lightning bolts displaying clan colors Electricity Army Warfang City General Tordner Commander Lynerius General Lynaricus (deceased) Year 2512 311 Appears in Destiny Intertwined (Chapter 1+) Red Gala Counting the Dead Out of Universe DragonOfIceAndFire No/Invitation only Owned by Open for Characters? Elements ⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺ Stormbringer is a clan of exclusively electric dragons, but has a known single fire-dragon 'impurity' in the heir lineage - this being the result of a union's falsified family history. This dragon unified with the Matriarch at the time, and the impurity was not discovered until her grandchildren developed pale electricity. Despite this, the line of heirs continued, and the risk of fire eggs among clutches has been bred out, though the pale electricity remains strong. Stormbringers can have any variant of electricity, but lacks earth impurity to produce green electricity. Despite the ability to introduce 'purified' green electricity, the clan has elected to avoid it. Trade ⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺ Stormbringers are almost exclusively soldiers, with few choosing other professions. The culture within the clan strongly discourages other trades, but readily makes exceptions for Guardians and Templars. Very few Stormbringers have accepted an invitation into the Guard, and those that did did not find their Clan's approval. Reproduction and Eggs ⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺ Stormbringer commonly engages in reproduction contracts, choosing partners from other accomplished military clans/families with strong electric abilities. Depending on the current leader, some romantic unions may be refused if the non-Stormbringer does not meet the above criteria. From reproduction contracts, Stormbringer takes all eggs bearing the storm scale trait. Most other eggs are yielded to the other clan, if any. Notable Members ⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺ General Lyneris (former Matriarch, deceased) Lieutenant Styrmeer (unified of Lyneris, father of Tordner, deceased) Commander Galvan (unified of Lyneris, father of Tormer, deceased) General Tordner (son of Styrmeer) Lady Levina (former unified of Tordner) General Tormer (son of Galvan) Commander Raida (unified of Tormer) Viharo (younger brother of Tormer, deceased) Viga (younger brother of Tormer, deceased) Belys (younger sister of Tormer, deceased) Commander Lynerius (eldest son of Tordner) Lady Auralis (unified of Lynerius) Guardian Tordena (daughter of Tordner) Soldier Styrmer (son of Tordner, deceased) Commander Saarus (son of Tordner) Commander Lynis (daughter of Tordner) Student Thundorn (son of Tordner) Student Arateri (daughter of Tordner) Commander Galvaris (daughter of Tormer and Raida) Electis (unified of Galvaris) Lieutenant Tormeris (daughter of Tormer and Raida) Soldier Indra (daughter of Lynis) Student Sorine (daughter of Lynis) Student Zaerus (son of Saarus) Student Zilan (son of Galvaris) And other extended family Leader/Heir Immediate Family Tree ⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺ Page written by DragonOfIceAndFire
- All Clans | Destiny Intertwined
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- Brothers in Arms
Brothers in Arms Brothers in Arms Written by Jasmine SIlveroak (Edited by Wess ) Aeden discovers something about his friend Aquilo and the knowledge leads to issues on the battlefield. > Read Here < Content Warnings: Blood and injury Harsh language Featured Characters Aeden Aquilo Charsoul Lumbrier Carbonore Vulcane Location(s) Warfang, Wetland Abyss Timeline 3015, First Moon Word Count ~2,700 words Reading Time ~12 minutes Summary (Spoilers ahead!) While at the Ember Flight Estate on leave, Aeden learns the truth about his friend Aquilo; he is an illegitimate child of his uncle Vulcane. Grilled by his grandmother over his knowledge of his friend's relationship to Ember Flight, Aeden swears to keep the secret and not inform his friend what his true lineage is. Struggling with the knowledge, and how it will affect his friendship, Aeden is distracted while assaulting the enemy lines and only Aquilo's swift action saves him from a bolt. Knocked dazed by the bolt whizzing by, Aquilo falls from the sky and Aeden dives to save him. on the ground, he puts up a valiant effort defending his down friend and only the quick actions of the rest of his platoon keeps both himself, and Aquilo, alive. While taking Aquilo back to friendly lines, Aeden discovers that Aquilo is completely aware of his blood relation to him and they share a moment where Aeden realises Aquilo has always been family.
- Battle of the Ashes
Battle of the Ashes Battle of the Ashes Written by Sithman91 A rumble of discord happen within the Ash Talon clan. A rivalry finally has turned hostile, and it a duel to determines the fate of that rivalry must now take place. May the best dragon win. > Read Here < Content Warnings: Blood Fighting Choking Near death Severe burns and wounds Featured Characters Patriarch Azure (patriarch) Elder Jaeger Pyrous Ryza Embira Sparkul Kintar ...and more Location(s) Warfang city, Ash Talon Estate Timeline 3016, Fourth Moon Word Count ~8,700 words Reading Time ~38 minutes Summary (Spoilers ahead!) Jaeger has finally snapped, and forces Azure to make a choice between losing face or having his daughter fight his champion. Ryza and Embira finally meet to fight and try to kill. During the fight Ryza awakens something within her, and Embira gets stronger. But who will win? Who will suffer the consequences of the results?
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- Paternal Pain
Paternal Pain Paternal Pain Written by Sammy Cailla seeks out their imprisoned father, Naius, for some long awaited answers. > Read Here < Content Warnings: Strong language Implied child death and murder Emotional and verbal abuse Implied panic attack Featured Characters Cailla Naius Location(s) Warfang City Timeline 3016, Third Moon Word Count ~1,000 words Reading Time ~4 minutes Summary (Spoilers ahead!) Cailla, after mustering up enough courage, finally visits Naius, their absentee father, in Warfang City's prison. They ask Naius why he abandoned their egg at Warfang's orphanage. Naius, who wants to drive Cailla away from him, in a misguided attempt to protect his child, lies and tells Cailla that he did so in order to prevent their egg from being smashed. Cailla does not initially believe this, which prompts Naius to double down and intensify his manipulation.
- A Duet of Duty and Devotion
A Duet of Duty and Devotion A Duet of Duty and Devotion Written by VanilleSucre Rocava, a well-known healer residing within Warfang City, is called upon by a distressed teenager. She informs Rocava that her mother is ill, and begs for her help. Without hesitation, Rocava agrees, and travels to the child's home. There, she meets the afflicted mother, who is eggbound, and performs a c-section in hopes of saving her, and her unborn child's, life. > Read Here < Content Warnings: Descriptions of anxiety/panic attacks Descriptions of blood, gore, death, and dismemberment Heavy emotional turmoil Description and operation of a c-section Death of a loved one Featured Characters Rocava Location(s) Warfang City Timeline 2995-2996, Seventh Moon Word Count ~4,100 words Reading Time ~18 minutes Summary (Spoilers ahead!) After waking up from a nightmare from her bloody times in war, Rocava is awoken by a young earth dragon, Poppis, who wails that her mother is going to die if she's not helped. Poppis frantically explains that her mother, Neiga, is laying right now, but one of the eggs isn't coming out. Rocava, who realizes the mother is most likely eggbound, asks Poppis how long her mother has been laying. Poppis tearfully answers that it's been two and a half hours. Neiga is eggbound, without a doubt. Rocava gathers the supplies she'll need to save Neiga, and instructs Poppis to lead her to her mother. Poppis guides Rocava to her home, where Neiga is awash in pain, tended to by her mate, Feurra. Feurra begs Rocava for her help, saying they'll pay any expense. Rocava explains what's afflicting Neiga, including the risks of the operation that could save her, and asks for the parent's decision. They both agree to take the risk, and the surgery begins. Rocava cuts open Neiga, who begins to bleed profusely, but she manages to safely deliver the egg. Neiga's wounds are healed with healing crystals and healing magic; the operation is a success. Rocava leaves after staying for a few hours with the family. A year later, Feurra, Neiga, and Poppis all travel to Rocava's clinic, to properly thank her for her help. Rocava spies a hatchling peering at her, and she asks if this is one of their children. They mothers confirm that he is, and that he's the child Rocava saved. Overwhelmed by emotion, Rocava bids the family farewell, and retreats into her clinic, where she finally smiles.
- Righteous Indignation
Righteous Indignation Righteous Indignation Written by SowkaDraws Day after the Celebration, Commander Torsten and his regiment find themselves busy with tons of work, which includes visiting families of those whose members died in the retaking of the Wetland Abyss. Torsten is later left to recollect on this gruesome day alone. > Read Here < Content Warnings: Mentions of violence Extreme gore Death Featured Characters Torsten Nilera Wystan Obsidius Talctun Location(s) Warfang City Timeline 3016, Fourth Moon Word Count ~8,100 words Reading Time ~36 minutes Summary (Spoilers ahead!) Day after the Celebration, Commander Torsten is busy in his office going over the reports, analysing the contents whilst in thought. Soon his Squire, Lieutenant Nilera, enters the office with a few other papers; the cross-references of addresses to dragons confirmed dead and other parchments. The two fall into discussion whilst Torsten reads one of the reports handed to him. At some point during their conversation, something catches Torsten's attention in the second report he's reading, and prods his Squire for information on three dragons—Lieutenant Baldyr, Soldier Belvidar, and Soldier Montarus. Nilera tells Torsten that both Baldyr and Montarus were found dead, with Montarus' cause of death being undetermined. The details of her remains alarm Torsten, causing him to disassociate for a moment. Nilera follows up by sharing that Belvidar is still missing. Torsten quickly returns the reports to Nilera, preparing to leave. Announcing his intention to visit the three dragons first, Nilera offers to do it for him, but Torsten refuses. Ordering her to take on a different list instead, then asks her to go home once finished. Torsten visits the clan of which the three dragons hail from all-together, the Bane Behemoths clan. He's taken to the Patriarch and heir of the clan, Templar Wystan and Commander Obsidius, by an characteristically short Bane Behemoth called Petrius. Torsten announces the deaths of Montarus and Baldyr, to which the Bane Patriarch appears unfazed by. Unlike the heir of the clan, who prods Torsten further for details of their deaths. It is then revealed that Torsten used his fury, last seeing Montarus there, and having no memory of her after awakening. Obsidius seems frustrated and distraught by the news, whilst Wystan directs the conversation by subtly condescending Torsten. The discussion ends with Wystan prying Torsten about any remains of armour, arranging the collection of remains, and annulling Temple fees of Baldyr's children. Upon conclusion, Torsten is escorted by Obsidius, who finally unleashes his anger at Torsten and blames him for the death of not only his two children, nephew, but that of his brother, and other Banes that were under Torsten's regiment. Torsten takes it in silence, then proceeds to leave the estate alone after exchanging two sentences with the Obsidius. After visiting a few more homes on his list, Torsten is on his way to the office for more until another short dragon interrupts him; Scout Talctun, of Bane Behemoths. The bright dragon announces that he sought him out to give Torsten the report on Montarus' body—she died defending the unconscious Commander after he used his fury, and died in his place once the Apes swarmed for a counter-attack. The news sparked an odd reaction in Torsten, one that Talctun notices, but is brushed off by Torsten who asks he leave the report at the shared office of his Lieutenants, thanking the Scout before both depart their separate ways. Once the day of work ends, and night starts to fall, Torsten travels to the forests in Warfang mainland instead of going home. He recollects on his wrath, self-spite, and bits of the past whilst reaffirming his purpose. Growing more determined, and spiralling into the cycle he's trapped in for search of power.
- Scions Aether
A dragon clan within the universe of Destiny Intertwined. Scions Aether is the fifth leading clan, and the first clan to hold this position. They are the avatars of mixed dragons - their blood so varied that the presence of all elements have turned their scales white, and granted them an equal chance to be any element upon conception. History ⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺ Scions Aether was once called Futures Blood , a well accomplished clan whose view of the future was not that of elemental purity, but a complete mix of all elements. They marked the beginning of the end of the ideals of elemental purity that had persisted for thousands of years after the Unification. Futures Blood was emboldened by the emergence of new elements, Wind and Water, as a result of primordial mixing. And they were even more emboldened when, in the Year of the Dragon, 2500, their family produced the first white dragon in known history, Izar - whose element was one not seen in their lineage for several generations, ice. And despite opinions of the strength of their Ice, Izar ascended to Guardianhood. In Futures Blood's eyes he had proved wrong the idea that mixing weakens a dragon's element. Futures Blood committed fully to Izar, who was made to have dozens of children, most of whom bore white scales, and, as Futures Blood was quick to notice, ended up with any random element present in their blood. Izar became clan leader, and his clan rebranded into the Scions Aether - Aether being the idea of a future element made from all the natural elements. From Izar descends all current members of the Scions Aether. Scions Aether was the first clan to fill the Mixed Leading Clan seat on the Council, which they claimed in 2782 after rallying nearly all mixed clans and demanding representation. Information Name Allegiance Colors Banner Element Trade Location Leader Heir Founder Founding Year Living Members Scions Aether Warfang Black, silver, white A semi-symmetrical circle displaying all six natural elements. All natural elements Diverse Warfang City General Undacus (Patriarch) Undecided Guardian Izar (deceased) Year 2660 239 Appears in Destiny Intertwined (Chapter 2+) Red Gala Out of Universe DragonOfIceAndFire No/Invitation Only Owned by Open for Characters? Elements ⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺ Scions Aether has an equal amount of all the natural elements, by design. Any individual offspring has an equal chance to be Fire, Electricity, Ice, Earth, Wind, or Water, regardless of their parents or even grandparents. It is entirely up to chance. Variant is also a chance game. Curiously, no Scions dragons have been known to have green fire or black ice, a fact which is used as propaganda against dark elements and variants, often by Scions themselves—stating this to be proof of the sinister nature of these elements, in that they cannot occur without the presence of the unnatural. Clan Trait and Appearance ⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺ Any Scions Aether can be spotted from afar, courtesy of their unique and perfectly white scales. They bear clear indication of their element through markings and attributes bearing the colors of their element. They are mainly duochrome in coloration; white as their scale color and a single color group as secondary colors to display element color. Rarely, Scions dragons are monochrome (requires white/grey element) or trichrome. Scions dragons have an array of possible traits, frills, spurs, elemental mimicry. They may have intricate plates with spurs. They have single rows of growths down the spine and often some growing from the back-side of limbs and wing hands, but do not get them on shoulders, thighs, or jaw/muzzle. Another trait they're known for is their crown of horns. Scions dragons almost always have two to four pairs of curving/arching horns, and one to three middle horns. Pure, Fragmented, Veiled Scions Full Scions members all have completely white scales with hard-edged markings, almost exclusively elemental markings. In the family, these dragons are called 'Pure Scions'. There's a high amount of unofficial members that are not Pure Scions. Dragons called 'Fragmented Scions' or more informally, half-Scions, do not adhere to the traits of a Pure Scion. Fragmented Scions are often half-white, bearing a much higher amount of white scales than any non-Scion can have, but their scales are not completely white. They have soft color markings and/or gradients that leave them half- or partially white. While Fragmented Scions have a higher chance of other elements, they are mainly influenced by the elements of their parents. Then there are 'Veiled Scions', dragons with Scions Aether heritage that do not have the white or element traits of Pure or Fragmented Scions. On all accounts they're just like any other dragon. Culture and Customs ⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺ Scions Aether is obsessed with upholding their unique traits. They believe their white scales and element randomness is the future of dragonkind, yet refuse to spread these traits outside of their Clan. They are looked at by subordinate Clans and mixed dragons as blessed by the Ancestors to eliminate elemental purity and elitism. This is the claim to their power, and Scions Aether will not part with it. The steps they take to prevent their genes from leaving the Clan is extensive, and most unknown to the public. Dragons with Scions blood (regardless of purity) are known to be religiously celibate or engage exclusively in same-sex relationships to avoid having children outside of the Clan's strict breeding pattern. It's forbidden for a Scion to have children outside of dragons with the specific elemental mix they are supposed to cross with. This leaves virtually no possibility for children between romantic partners, unless romance develops after the fact. Fragmented Scions are not deemed members of the Clan but are still subjected to contracts so that they can have Pure Scion children. Fragmented Scions are given in-family education rather than costly Temple education, and often serve the Pure family as servants. Veiled Scions dragons however are rarely contracted outside of the clan. Due to Scions Aether having several 'separate' bloodlines that all trace back to Izar and otherwise do not mix, Veiled Scions dragons are used to breed with Pure or Fragmented Scions that they are not significantly related to (less than 0.01% relation). This practice has allowed a higher yield of Pure Scions in recent years. Veiled Scions always serve the Clan as servants. Many Veiled are deemed undesireable by the Clan however, and these are known to voluntarily (or 'voluntarily') be sterilized. Once they cannot have children, they are allowed to leave the clan. This is a requirement for any Scion wishing to leave the Clan, however Fragmented Scions are not allowed to leave without first having several clutches, and Pure Scions are in practice never allowed to leave. Due to the Clan's indoctrination leading members to highly value and commit to their 'genetic destiny', and the ways that deviant thoughts are punished, there's rarely anyone asking to leave, whether or not they want to. Trade ⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺ Much like their elements, Scions Aether dabbles in many trades, mainly Army and Guard. It's not uncommon for them to become Scholars, Justices, or even Templars. Reproduction and Eggs ⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺ Scions Aether has a set pattern to their reproduction. To keep their magical genetics equally mixed, every generation has one element they are permitted to reproduce with, in the order of Fire, Electricity, Ice, Earth, Water, Wind. Scions Aether arranges reproduction based on this order, and chooses only from other heavily mixed families. They will not choose exclusively from clans, prioritizing keeping their blood potently mixed above all. If a Scions is the same element as their would-be partner, a judgment is made for which element their partner will be. There are a lot of other factors and calculations behind the breeding pattern, but Scions Aether is extremely secretive of these. From clutches, Scions Aether keeps every egg. While only about half are white eggs, 'reject' eggs are kept within the clans as non-members, serving the clan as servants and may in the future be used to have Pure children. Notable Members ⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺ General Skogur (former Patriarch, deceased) Flareali (former Heir, eldest daughter of Skogur, deceased) Chief Ildirai (daughter of Skogur) Guard Zseurael (eldest child of Flareali, presumed dead) General Undacus (Patriarch, second eldest child of Flareali) Commander Icarius (third eldest child of Flareali) Blizari (youngest child of Flareali, deceased) Heliorel (eldest child of Undacus) Riniel (son of Undacus) Hestalia (daughter of Undacus) Thundorus (son of Undacus) Helios (son of Icarius) Selene (daughter of Icarius) Trivia ⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺ Scions Aether has a very unusual banner. It's the only clan banner using only black and white, and also the only banner to have virtually indiscernible borders. Page written by DragonOfIceAndFire
- Iceveil
A dragon clan within the universe of Destiny Intertwined. Iceveil is a pure ice clan based in the Ice Citadel. They're known for being Justices, or Guards. History ⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻ In 2871, Judge Nievis was awarded the right to found a clan for their family of reputable, skilled Justices. Virtually all Iceveils serve in the Guard for their mandatory service. Clan Trait ⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻ Iceveils are colored with bright blues, forming markings that look akin to glaciers. These are most prominent on their wings and horns, but also trail like gusts along their bodies. They are also easily recognized by their mask-like markings. Elements ⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻ Iceveil is a pure ice clan, believing in the concept of elemental purity. Trade ⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻ Iceveil is known as a Justice clan, with some percentage of its members staying in the Guard after mandatory service. Reproduction and Eggs ⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻ Iceveil accepts only contracts and the odd romance-union from families of pure ice lineage, and should a non-ice egg be produced, they are rejected from the clan. Iceveil selects eggs showing their glacier patterns. Information Name Allegiance Colors Banner Element Trade Location Leader Heir Founder Founding Year Living Members Iceveil Warfang Frostspear Blue, light blue The clan's ice mask trait and swirls of ice in clan colors Ice Justice, Guard Ice Citadel Minister Ziemaris Justice Ivernis Judge Nievis Year 2871 45 Appears in Destiny Intertwined (Chapter 2) Out of Universe DragonOfIceAndFire Maybe Owned by Open for Characters? Notable Members ⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻ Minister Ziemaris (mother of Flykra) (Matriarch) Justice Ivernis (child of Ziemaris, Heir) Unnamed daughter Lady Flykra (daughter of Ziemaris) Captain Rhewis (cousin of Flykra) Unnamed son of Flykra Unnamed daughter of Flykra And other extended family Page Written by DragonOfIceAndFire
- Test1 | Destiny Intertwined
Name Hayze Pronounced As Known Also As Hayze, son of the Dark Lands Shadow (by Vitreus ) Darkling (by many, derogatory) Shadowling (by some) Hayze 'heyz' Gender Age Birth Date Height Build Male (he/him) 16 (est.) Year 3000 (est.) 3.0m / 9'10 (very tall) Athletic sleek