Sorry to tag you or bother you, but I did happen to notice your little comment and wanted to help out a little! So I put together a list of resources that I hope helps you begin your lore journey ^v^
Parselmouthās The Tricks to Writing Lore
Demesneās Clan Lore GuideĀ - highly recommend reading
Quisās Lore Whining Days
biohazardBroskiās Guide to Dragon Titles and Classes
Amalythiaās Roleplay Training Grounds
Biography Templates to decorate your dragons description
Use a Thesaurus to avoid repeating words
Use a dictionary to help you understand words
Usually when I write lore for my dragons I divide it into three paragraphs - their past, their present and their personality. I find breaking it up like this helps me keep it understandable and short, as well as making it easier to write rather than one big frightening chunk of words (though you may prefer it like that!) Some users even use the descriptions of materials/trinkets/familiars/apparel/etc to help inspire their lore, and some use the existing canon lore of FR (popular example: The Shade) to shape their lore world.
It might just be me, but I prefer using a word processor (e.g Microsoft Word or Google Docs) to write and frequently save my lore in before transferring it to the description of the dragon. Sometimes FR might bug out or your computer might go offline, and if you wrote a good 300+ words in the description without savingā¦
One more thing, donāt be intimidated by other peoples lore. They could have 150+ dragons each with paragraphs upon paragraphs of lore and a very decorative template, and that doesnāt mean you have in any way failed at writing lore (thereās no such thing!) Itās ok to not use a template because you donāt understand coding, and itās ok if you canāt get it all done in a week:
Itās taken me 6 months just to get my first page and half of my 2nd page complete, and even less than half of them have a template.Ā
Lore should be a fun and creative experience, like art but with more typing! However if you donāt feel up to writing, donāt force yourself to do it. Iām sure 99.9% of the FR fanbase would rather you take time off to rest up than bother you about a fictional dragon story.
Another option - if you arenāt quite the writer but have a ton of ideas - is to commissionĀ lore from other users on here or in the Creative Corner. Of course care should be taken when ordering - you might have to wait some time - but the CC always has users offering discounts or even free snippets to help you, or if youāre particularly wealthy some users will even write out the whole lot and template it too!
This turned out longer than I hoped, but I hope you and everyone else wishing to write lore for your dragons can use this to help you get started! Good luck and have fun!