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Azurite dragons are hybrids of [[Dragon, Copper|Copper]] and [[Dragon, Limestone|Limestone]] dragons. | Azurite dragons are hybrids of [[Dragon, Copper|Copper]] and [[Dragon, Limestone|Limestone]] dragons. | ||
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Riders of the storm, these hybrid of Limestone and Copper dragons feel most at home in large bodies of water. Unlike most dragons, they are extremely nomadic until they reach old age, where they tend to find a deep lake, harbor, or coral reef to settle in. While nomadic, they are storm chasers, often following massive storm cells all over the world. When it dissipates, they use their natural weather sense to find the next one. This means they tend to stay in oceanic areas rather than on land, usually only coming to land in the eye of a hurricane or similar storm cell. They are often druids and priests, predominantly following Verossa. | Riders of the storm, these hybrid of Limestone and Copper dragons feel most at home in large bodies of water. Unlike most dragons, they are extremely nomadic until they reach old age, where they tend to find a deep lake, harbor, or coral reef to settle in. While nomadic, they are storm chasers, often following massive storm cells all over the world. When it dissipates, they use their natural weather sense to find the next one. This means they tend to stay in oceanic areas rather than on land, usually only coming to land in the eye of a hurricane or similar storm cell. They are often druids and priests, predominantly following [[Verossa]]. | ||
Like the storms they chase, they are ferocious when angered. Areas of over fishing or other damage to natural water may find themselves in the middle of a massive storm cell with unnatural lightning strikes. These dragons will call storms to them if there isn't one present and use both spells and their breath to rain natural hell upon their foes. They rarely land and prefer to remain in the sky during their assaults. If forced onto land, they will continue to rain down hell from the sky above until slain or victory is achieved. | Like the storms they chase, they are ferocious when angered. Areas of over fishing or other damage to natural water may find themselves in the middle of a massive storm cell with unnatural lightning strikes. These dragons will call storms to them if there isn't one present and use both spells and their breath to rain natural hell upon their foes. They rarely land and prefer to remain in the sky during their assaults. If forced onto land, they will continue to rain down hell from the sky above until slain or victory is achieved. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:03, 30 July 2023
Origin
Azurite dragons are hybrids of Copper and Limestone dragons.
Alignment
Azurite Dragons are always Chaotic Neutral or Chaotic Evil.
Habitat
Large bodies of water and coral reefs. Some nomadic Azurites live within storm cells.
Information
Riders of the storm, these hybrid of Limestone and Copper dragons feel most at home in large bodies of water. Unlike most dragons, they are extremely nomadic until they reach old age, where they tend to find a deep lake, harbor, or coral reef to settle in. While nomadic, they are storm chasers, often following massive storm cells all over the world. When it dissipates, they use their natural weather sense to find the next one. This means they tend to stay in oceanic areas rather than on land, usually only coming to land in the eye of a hurricane or similar storm cell. They are often druids and priests, predominantly following Verossa.
Like the storms they chase, they are ferocious when angered. Areas of over fishing or other damage to natural water may find themselves in the middle of a massive storm cell with unnatural lightning strikes. These dragons will call storms to them if there isn't one present and use both spells and their breath to rain natural hell upon their foes. They rarely land and prefer to remain in the sky during their assaults. If forced onto land, they will continue to rain down hell from the sky above until slain or victory is achieved.