Mhocka and his mentor, Plautis.

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14. Does your clan have any Flight ambassadors? What do they do?

Not per se, but there is a resident scout!

Mhocka travels out into the wasteland every day in search of wandering dragons. He was born into the clan and remains there, known around the residents as the one leaning most into the Plague aesthetic. His inborn genes make him look perpetually mud-caked (which he’s very proud of), so naturally, the Wasteland seem suited for him.

16. Are all dragons in the clan expected to contribute in some way? Or are they left to their own devices?

Hatchlings have no responsibilities. Travelers are only expected to do what they’re able to, there’s a lot of clemency involving tenants and work. Even the laziest dragons find that there’s not much to do if they don’t help out with at least one small task—the wasteland is fairly boring.

19. How is exalting handled in your clan? Any ceremonies? Is exalt fodder something that is part of your lore?

Exaltation isn’t a clan-made decision, dragons decide when to leave when they want to. While there aren’t any ceremonies, leaving dragons will be personally celebrated by the friends they made in the sanctuary, and at least one of the staff.

(also, how do you say his name? mm-hawk-ah? mah-ka? mocha??)

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2. What is the thing they feel the most guilty about?

Mhocka (pronounced ‘mah-ka’) is occasionally struck by the tragedy of finding abandoned, rotting nests in the desolate expanse. Or, he will stumble across fresh victims of the cruel wasteland, sometimes only a few hours late. His nimbleness is the only quality he finds his diminutive size redeemable by, and when he feels like it fails him, he’s broken by it.

7. What feature (physical or otherwise) do they hate most about themselves?

He’s most ashamed of his size, being the smallest of his siblings (Choppa and Ingol, who are much bulkier and over twice his height due to their breed).