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💕 Have a very yeenful valentine's day 💕

Some additional Drake things.

It’s not just elk antlers that are said to give fertility from their Goddess or Mother Nature. Wild ram horns, Deer, moose horns- mainly Cervids. They are also good things to chew on in general.

Cups are oddly shaped for wyverns because they have no hands.

Thyne’s weird because he spent the first major years of his life partying and moving from town to town, creating a growing gaggle of kids until his final partner got him to sit down and realize he can’t keep on going like this. And also asked for help raising three hatchlings because that’s exhausting. He quit having flings after that.

What seems like a lot for Wyverns isn’t that much for Drakes.

Just started act 5 of ISAT and

STARS IN TIME MENTION!!!

Impulsively decided to get In Stars and Time. I know absolutely nothing about this game other than there being a timeloop mechanic, it's an RPG(?), and that not an insignificant amount of my mutuals are fans (or at least way more familiar) with this game. I wonder what'll happen

BIRTHDAYYYY!

Brimthday

Finals are overrated (they are so over)

Anyways, this tumblr is for me to go on random worldly rants about the silly little world I have in my brain and it’s all about DRAGONS! And Griffins! And Phoenixes!! And other creatures! Quality of art be damned here are the general species that I’m going to info dump about them *soon*.

Dragons

Drakes

Wyverns

Raptors

Phoenixes

Griffeuxes (small and medium sized ‘griffins’)

Also like, ask or something about them so I can decide who gets murdered first

Cool comic person reblogged a friends work!!

Thing I made for my conservation of natural resources class.

Getting back to it! Sorta. General raptor lore.

House/structure concepts. The human characters I’m developing come from a lineage of marsh and delta-dwelling peoples that have a thriving ceramics culture due to the naturally abundant clays carried by the river and deposited on its shores. Settlements appear on scattered hilltops along the borders of the delta and the plains, which rise above the highest seasonal flooding. Temporary structures on floating platforms are common further into the delta floodplain during summer food-gathering expeditions.

Permanent homes and buildings are made from a cob-like clay and fiber mixture, often with wooden supports; young saplings are preferred due to their flexibility and can conform to the desired circular shapes. In resource-rich areas, some structures can be “fired” by filling the chambers with wood and charcoal and burning for days, partially or wholly vitrifying the thin walls. Most towns have a large central kiln; ceramics are a major trade export.

Their architecture takes on rounded shapes due to an ancient association of thrown bowl forms with the hearth and womb, though that history is not necessarily relevant or common knowledge to everyday people. Circular and spiral motifs recur in design and architectural planning due to wider cultural and religious understanding of The Spiral as the guiding force of magic and the rhythms of existence. The arrangement of cosmic bodies is conceived of as an overlapping spiral pattern, the intersections of which have tangible effects on magic-users’ ability to channel The Spiral’s cosmic power. It is said that dragons’ ichor contains fine particles of starstuff which reverberates with cosmic energy and increases their power and connection to The Spiral beyond what any human could achieve.