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Damn it all. Sorry, was cleaning the garage and lost track of time.
Hello!
I guess it may be my turn, but still very busy. I am trying to write my post, but homework is really heavy right now. I will do my best to get something for my comrades.
When should I post again?
Houses Rykker, Mooton, Buckwell, or Brune would be a cool choice. Or he could be a Lyseni Noble.
Be a loyal servant to the Targaryens!!!!!!
A few quick requests. One, could we get an exact count, or a very close estimation, of how many Dragons there currently are? Tied into that, where their locations are. I.E. Breeding/living wild on Dragonstone, living in the Dragon's Pit, etc. And lastly, is there anything I need to do, or I am good for a little before another post?
There would be Drogon, Rhaegal, and Viseron as Danaerys original three, Drogon is still around and kicking, being close to his maximum age, as they don't live very far beyond 200. So, the original trifecta of Dragons are definitely the greybeards, and may go at any time, if not already having passed. That means the newer generations of dragons are the ones to be looking for. My two are both three years old, leaving perhaps a handful of others that are out and about. For those, their whereabouts are up to the head honcho, if they are currently controlled by a rider, have gone rogue, or just flew off into the sunset, so to speak.
That leaves the newest batch of eggs, being roughly 3 years old, left, if not any older ones, whose whereabouts are not fully known. Based on traditional European Dragons, they lay 3 to 5 eggs roughly every 10 years. Your call on this one GM and Co-GM.
That leaves the newest batch of eggs, being roughly 3 years old, left, if not any older ones, whose whereabouts are not fully known. Based on traditional European Dragons, they lay 3 to 5 eggs roughly every 10 years. Your call on this one GM and Co-GM.
I am alright with there being more dragons. Though, the eggs would no doubt be under heavy lock and key, or lost, or already hatched and doing as they please. From my readings, the Targaryen family kept the Dragon Eggs they possessed as the most precious of treasures. The eggs were usually placed in cribs, hatching next to the child they were placed next to.
You are the GM, and therefore, God. Do as you please, and whatever you feel is best.
You are the GM, and therefore, God. Do as you please, and whatever you feel is best.
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