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By and large, Dragons are an arrogant species. They are also very touchy and dislike losing immensely.<ref>[https://wanderinginn.com/2017/06/24/interlude-3/ Interlude]</ref> They are very also formal and conscientious about traditions, which make them rather predictable.<ref>[https://wanderinginn.com/2017/05/28/2-25/ Chapter 2.25]</ref> Dragons value riches and accumulated hordes. | By and large, Dragons are an arrogant species. They are also very touchy and dislike losing immensely.<ref>[https://wanderinginn.com/2017/06/24/interlude-3/ Interlude]</ref> They are very also formal and conscientious about traditions, which make them rather predictable.<ref>[https://wanderinginn.com/2017/05/28/2-25/ Chapter 2.25]</ref> Dragons value riches and accumulated hordes. | ||
In terms of intraspecies conflict, Dragons tend to clash in groups associated with elemental type and color. | |||
In terms of intraspecies conflict, Dragons tend to clash in groups associated with elemental type and color. | |||
Silver Dragons have a predisposition for hypochondria and obsessive cleanliness.<ref>[https://wanderinginn.com/2023/04/09/9-41-pt-1/ Chapter 9.41 (Pt. 1)]</ref> | Silver Dragons have a predisposition for hypochondria and obsessive cleanliness.<ref>[https://wanderinginn.com/2023/04/09/9-41-pt-1/ Chapter 9.41 (Pt. 1)]</ref> | ||
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*There may be two more fully grown dragons hiding somewhere in the world. They both would have been grievously wounded in the [[Creler Wars]] and have not been seen since.<ref name=":1">[https://wanderinginn.com/2020/03/15/7-12-g/ Chapter 7.12 G]</ref> | *There may be two more fully grown dragons hiding somewhere in the world. They both would have been grievously wounded in the [[Creler Wars]] and have not been seen since.<ref name=":1">[https://wanderinginn.com/2020/03/15/7-12-g/ Chapter 7.12 G]</ref> | ||
*In Innworld there was once an Dragon piece in Chess game that would occupy a four-by-four square and whose deployment eradicated an entire area of pieces but on delay. The original rules had them breathing dragonfire, even if they were ‘slain’, so a player could preserve their Dragon or use them aggressively. It was also common to apologize when using the Dragon-piece and congratulate the opponent for taking it out. A styling of higher-level players was to always take the Dragon out with a pawn-piece for maximum insult. The somewhat pathetic way they were used and the rules around them pointed to the fact that p''eople really didn’t like Dragons.''<ref>[https://wanderinginn.com/2022/03/13/8-70-e/ Chapter 8.70 E]</ref> | *In Innworld there was once an Dragon piece in Chess game that would occupy a four-by-four square and whose deployment eradicated an entire area of pieces but on delay. The original rules had them breathing dragonfire, even if they were ‘slain’, so a player could preserve their Dragon or use them aggressively. It was also common to apologize when using the Dragon-piece and congratulate the opponent for taking it out. A styling of higher-level players was to always take the Dragon out with a pawn-piece for maximum insult. The somewhat pathetic way they were used and the rules around them pointed to the fact that p''eople really didn’t like Dragons.''<ref>[https://wanderinginn.com/2022/03/13/8-70-e/ Chapter 8.70 E]</ref> | ||
==Reference== | ==Reference== |