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Dragon intimacy p2 Fae with other species; clinging to partner or friends backs gently, spread out like some weird umbrella. And perching, especially with hatchlings pretending their riding a noble steed to adventures. Very very intimate displays are nuzzling a dragons crests. Usually only between mates because it's a very personal, private thing. Guardians. Staying up all night protecting their friends/charges. Draping a wing over the smaller species to protect them. Â Â Â Â Â Â
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On intimacy between dragons: Tundras will settle down, and basically groom each other like cats all day. Skydancers will groom other dragons to an extent, but mostly this extends to their species. Between others, they might perform a beautiful acrobatics display. Mirrors, closing their eyes, and flopping over you. Nuzzles, cuddles, scent marking, maybe even a few scratches or nibbles to claim you as theirs. Pearlcatchers groom, gossip, share pearls, and intertwine whiskers. Â Â Â Â Â Â
Headcanon that Lightning Dragons burrow underground not because of the thunderstorms but because the crystals there conduct electricity and make a really cool light show when charges pass through them. Â Â Â Â Â Â
Fire Skydancers often collect jewelry not to wear, but to melt and meld into new creations like robots or intricate decorative patterns. Â Â Â Â Â Â
Plague dragon are the BEST cheesemakers. They use various molds to perfect cheese that is bitter and stinky, light and sweet, or sour and deadly poisonous. Some dragon are hesitant to try the cheese however, due to it almost always looking gross.
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May the Lightweaver have mercy on you.
If a dragon plans to attack Light in any way, little do they know what terrible fate is in store for them. Favoured warriors of the Lightweaver possess ultra-reflective mirrors imbued with powerful Light magic. When positioned on the correct angle in a ray of sunlight, these mirrors have the capacity to burn holes through a dragon’s wings in seconds. Of course, talk of this brutal weapon is very quiet. Light would never want to give away the secret of their burning mirrors- or risk just one dragon getting past the defences in place for their precious historical artefacts, that is.
Deities & Exalted Hatchlings
I apologise if this has been done before, but I had to lay this somewhere.
Imagine the Lightweaver using hatchlings as paper weights for scrolls and the like and distracting them with chew toys consisting of old relics. She gets startled when they begin gnawing on her paper.
Imagine the Arcanist being more curious than anything over the arrival of exalted hatchlings and being more than eager to lend some of his libraries’ contents and admiring their fierce desire to learn. Though, he is a bit awkward around them.
Imagine Plaguebringer warmly welcoming the wee dragons warmly and openly expressing how impressed she is when they learn to mutate or handle their first virus/bacteria/disease.
Imagine the Shadowbinder playing hide ‘n seek with energetic and playful babs! Maybe even a playful jest if she isn’t busy, playing dead when they finally land a playful strike.
Imagine Windsinger making soothing wind chime sounds and doing happy somersaults when in the presence of exalted hatchlings.
Imagine Earthshaker snoozing with sleepy hatchlings perched over his back and head.
Imagine Gladekeeper being a typical, stressed mum whilst tending to her poor hatchling-ridden gardens. How could she stay mad, though?
Imagine Stormcatcher trying to discipline and mentor mischievous, excitable hatchlings. He needs help from his workers. Please.
Imagine Tidelord being such a doting, worried father figure. The oceans are a dangerous place and he’s always imagining the worst case scenario.
Imagine Icewarden secretly enjoying the company and gentle coos of the hatchlings, though refuses to admit it.
Imagine Flamecaller teaching the hatchlings to identify metals and minerals and cherishing any stones or gems that the hatchlings collect for her.
Skins, accents & runes
What if skins and accents were the dragon equivalent of tattoos or sigils?
Dragons hoping to impress potential mates or other dragons with flashy, decorated scales or horns and wings.
Faes often being good at doing incredibly detailed works because of their smaller sizes in comparison and keen eyes.
Guardians having their emblem carved or inked upon their charges to let other dragons know that it is theirs and they are openly proud about their status as a Guardian who have discovered their charge.
Imperials seeking runes or sigils associated with luck and peaceful afterlife upon the base of their antlers to decrease the chances of them becoming Emperors upon their passing.
Mirrors self-decorating themselves with hues of red, of their Flight’s associated colour palette, as a symbol of carrying their loyalty for their deity into battle or the hunt.
Pearlcatchers having fine craftsmanship exhibited on their pearls as a sign of adoration to a memory or to express a part of themselves in their pearls. Tracing the marks or ink strokes with claws when idle.
Skydancers and Spirals receiving sigils or runes of good luck in flight or faring well in bad weather on the wing.
But, what if these also applied to dragons that hated their colours or felt self-conscious of their appearance? Stressed dragons coating their scales in ink to cover scars or to improve their appearance as one would with cosmetics.
Magical healing such as that performed by mage dragons using Aid or Regeneration isn’t perfect. It doesn’t restore a dragon to physical health, but rather invigorates them and temporarily closes their wounds in the event of an emergency. A dragon whose injuries have been magically healed is at risk of them opening back up if they strain themselves. Only time and rest can truly bring an injured dragon back to full strength.
Dragons breed changed to a pearlcatcher often have an extremely hard time making a proper pearl, even with help from other pearlcatchers willing to lend their expertise. Nobody really knows why, but the two top theories are that their anatomy is slightly different than a born pearlcatcher’s or that it could be caused by most of them not being young enough to still have access to their own eggshells. (It’s reportedly commonplace for a newly changed dragon to instinctively seek out the nearest hatchery or newborns and consume whatever shells they find there, sometimes combining multiple eggs on accident.)Â
Whatever the case may be, however, it’s almost impossible for them to make an iridescent, spherical pearl. If they don’t turn out lumpy and oblong, they’re almost certainly dull as a rock or oddly colored. Vast size differences aren’t uncommon either with many coming out much smaller than average or disturbingly huge. (Though there seems to be a bit of correlation between their previous breed and this particular detail; a former fae will usually make a tiny one whereas something like a ridgeback might painfully pass something bigger than their head.)
There are even cases of these strange pearls coming out multi-colored or with interesting patterns on them, not entirely unlike marbles. Though they’d never admit it, most natural pearlcatchers are probably quite jealous of these!
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Mirrors from the Ice, Nature, and Water flights are the equivalent to your typical wolf. They are incredibly loyal and elusive. Not only that, but they are far more coordinated and precise hunters than their Plague bretheren, who go in for the kill, such as a leopard pursuing a gazelle. Â However, don't let their appearances fool you. They are still as wild and savage as the Plague-born Mirrors. Their only difference is that Mirrors of Ice, Nature and Water prefer to show some class. Â Â Â Â Â Â
Skydancers and Imperials are able to harmonize together very well; Imperials sing the deeper parts, and Skydancers can sing in higher pitches, making choruses during different festivals echo powerfully throughout the land.Â
Headcanon: The element a dragon is in influences some of their features. For example, a guardian born in an Earth clan has less  fins and tougher skin. An imperial born in Water will grow fins from their face, while a Lightning imperial's horns will look more like thunderbolts. Tundras born in Fire will have a lighter coat of fur.      Â
In order to reproduce with larger breeds, Faes (and maybe other small breeds) don't actually engage in intercourse, instead the female of the two lays unfertilized eggs for the male to fertilize later on his own. No fun allowed for the tiny ones. And no "Spelunking" either. Â Â Â Â Â Â
Water element ridgebacks are regarded as weird by other ridgebacks since they actually LIKE water.
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Dragons don't reproduce with sex at all. Just as the gods were formed through magic merging with the elements, eggs are formed when the parent dragons combine their magic with the elemental magic of a nest. In addition, Dragons don't have DNA. Their genetics is attached to their souls and their magic. Dragons are elemental beings controlling flesh bodies. Â Â Â Â Â Â
Heachcanon! Those super expressive frills on a faes head are often an erogenous zone. Â Â Â Â Â Â