Race: Dragonkin

Race: Dragonkin

Playable?: No.

Size: 1.8 m to 2.2 m, 100-200 kg.

Speed: 25-35 km/h running, 40-50 km/h flying.

Attributes: Their hearing, sight and smell are greatly enhanced. Their senses are as finetuned as to the point where they, through vibrations in the earth, can track their prey accurately within a hundred metres. Each dragonkin has a breath weapon unique to their type of dragon. Everything from fire to water to electrical currents. They all have a natural affinity with magic, inherited from their dragon father.

Physical Description: Dragonkin are technically half-dragon, half human, and therefore, many would call them a type of beastfolk, but this is grossly incorrect. Beastfolk only mate with each other, whereas a dragonkin is the offspring of a dragon and a human. Their face and general appearance of body is human in nature, but with draconian twists - tail, horns, wings, claws, scales. The color of their scales and appendages depends on the parent dragon. They tend to wear the finest clothes and jewellery, why many are attracted to the East where jewels have recently surfaced.

Personality: Dragonkin are sneaky, charismatic and arrogant. They deem themselves better than others, and don't mind showing it off. Even so, they have a way with words - most people don't realize they're being belittled by the draonkin until it's far too late.

Relations: Dragonkin are most times at war with almost every race. Only humans and Skinchangers seem to get along with them from time to time.

Alignment: Dragonkin are, due to their draconic nature, very egoistical and tend towards evil deeds. No dragonkin is on Gaia's side. They strive for humans to once more find the lure of gold - so that they can take it from them.

Religion: Dragonkin have no religion, but strongly oppose of Gaia.

Rarity (1 is common, 10 is extremely rare): 7

Anatomy: Dragonkin are mostly human in anatomy. Wings and tails and horn are added, and the only organ changes, are the addition of a small bladder generating their breath weapon, connected to their throats.

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