This Little Pearlcatcher Has A Striking Resemblance To One Of Our Chieftains. Perhaps Thats Important

This little pearlcatcher has a striking resemblance to one of our Chieftains. Perhaps that’s important to note...

 Aster was named for the hue of her tail, which resembles the vibrant pink of the aster blossom. 

And with that, the main players of our Ancient-Talosian tale have entered the stage! The future of every Talosian rests upon on these five dragons...

The first of our Ancient Talosian Subclan leaders! Resillian is the youngest drake to ever become a Chieftain, largely due to his prolific and driven nature. Being a  prodigy doesn’t hurt his chances either.  He’s eager to earn the respect of his fellow Chieftains, but grapples beneath the intense pressure that comes with being responsible for an entire clan. 

Amber can seen wishy-washy when it comes to decision-making, much to the other chieftains annoyance. In reality, she likes to take her time and reflect before making big decisions. True to Aurum culture, she values art, poetry, and beauty, and is dedicated to the artful teachings of her Clan’s Ancestors. Amber and Luxtail might not see eye-to-eye on how each runs their respective clans, but once in a blue moon they connect over the performative arts: namely dance, music, and theater. 

Lillune is a skilled observer. She is always listening, and has mastered reading the natures of dragons. Many trust her even more than their own chieftains, and seek her out for advice. These accolades make her seem serious and stoic, but   those that find themselves in her company very quickly find Lillune has a playful sense of humor, and a dangerously sharp talent for practical jokes. She is good friends with The Obsidian Chieftain Luxtail, and is fond of visits to the Obsidian Subclan’s territory. 

Is there any reason in particular plague dragons keep popping up as villians in your lore or is it just coincidence?

I have a love-hate relationship with Plague, and the feelings often times clash. On one hand, the themes of survival, decay, life, and the struggle that comes from that, is profoundly cool to me and fun to play with in fiction. -Their eye colors are also second only to light in my opinion; they look like rubies-.

On the other hand...I DEEPLY abhor irl suffering brought about by illness and physical ailment . Having plague dragons always present is a love-letter to Plague's interesting lore, while having them almost always be villains is self-indulgent hate-mail to the concept of suffering via illness and plague...

The timing of this question is pretty notable, too, as I just recovered(thankfully) from the virus-that-should-not-be-named. My hatred for being sick has been renewed once again.