Species Review Draconis

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Draconis

Out of Character Information General Information Physical Information Strengths & Weaknesses Culture Historical Information

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  • Intent: To create the Draconis species, enriching the lore of Centerra with dragons.
  • Image Credit: Heavily Edited Image from : Dall-e
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  • Name: Draconis
  • Designation:
    

    Semi-Sentient
    Limited self-awareness and intelligence, often driven by instinct.

    Can follow commands, form bonds, use basic tools, but lack abstract thought or full culture.

    Not considered legal persons. Often categorized as animals or fauna.

  • Origins: Centerra
  • Average Lifespan: 200 years
  • Estimated Population: Planetary (Primarily found on Centerra)
  • Description: The Draconis are massive, elementally inclined dragons native to Centerra. Towering and powerful, their appearance evokes that of beasts. Draconis possess a primal intelligence, with some demonstrating semi-sentient traits. Revered, feared, and occasionally allied with, they are as ancient as the land itself.
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  • Breathes: Type I / Type 2 (Oxygen atmosphere)
  • Average Height of Adults: 15-20 meters (at the shoulder)
  • Average Length of Adults: 30-40 meters (including tail)
  • Distinctions:
    Each subtype possesses unique scales, horns, breath weapons, and elemental traits. Some can be feathered or furred as well.
  • Races:

  • Frostwings (Ice)

    
    

    Horns	Icicle-like
    Tail	Ice-like spikes
    Breath Weapon	Frostbite Breath (icy wind)

    
    

    Conflict With	Reason
    Pyroclasts	Elemental opposition (ice vs. fire)
    Galecrests	Competition for mountain skies

    Pyroclasts (Fire/Lava)

    
    

    Horns	Volcanic rock-like
    Tail	Spiked club
    Breath Weapon	Inferno Breath (molten lava)

    
    

    Conflict With	Reason
    Frostwings	Opposing elements (fire vs. ice)
    Tidescales	Fire vs. water domains, competition over coastal ranges

    Tidescales (Water)

    
    

    Horns	Coral-like
    Tail	Finned
    Breath Weapon	Tsunami Blast (pressurized water)

    
    

    Conflict With	Reason
    Pyroclasts	Opposing elemental natures—water extinguishes fire
    Stormclaws	Compete for control of coastal storm fronts and sky-ocean overlap zones

    Stormclaws (Lightning)

    
    

    Horns	Lightning bolt-shaped
    Tail	Whip-like, delivers electric shocks
    Breath Weapon	Thunderstrike (lightning bolt)

    
    

    Conflict With	Reason
    Tidescales	Struggle over storm-dominated coasts
    Geostones	Oppose each other in highland vs. stormfront dominance

    Geostones (Earth/Gem)

    
    

    Horns	Crystal-like
    Tail	Mace-like, solid rock
    Breath Weapon	Earthquake Breath (rock shards)

    
    

    Conflict With	Reason
    Stormclaws	Struggle over elevated, storm-prone ridges
    Galecrests	Air vs. earth clashes for territory and altitude control

    Galecrests (Wind)

    
    

    Horns	Streamlined, aerodynamic
    Tail	Long and flexible, excellent for flight maneuvering
    Breath Weapon	Gale Force (powerful wind gusts)

    
    

    Conflict With	Reason
    Geostones	Classic air vs. earth clashes over terrain control
    Frostwings	Competition for mountainous skyspace and glacial peaks

  • Force Sensitivity: All
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  • Strengths:
    • Elemental Abilities – Each dragon wields a unique set of elemental breath tied to their physiology.
    • Massive Strength – Towering over most creatures, they possess immense physical power.
    • Natural Defenses – Thick hides, armored scales, and sharp claws/fangs provide natural protection.
  • Weaknesses:
    • Draconic Wrath – Most dragons have a temper; provoking them can push them into reckless behavior.
    • Large Size – Their massive frames make them less agile in confined spaces.
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  • Diet: Omnivorous, with variation preferences by type.
  • Communication:
    • Limited Telepathic communication
    • Dragon Song – Guttural, melodic vocalizations used for long-distance calls.
  • Technology Level: Low (Animalistic).
  • Religion/Beliefs: N/A
  • General Behavior:
    • Solitary and territorial – Rarely form permanent groups.
    • Elemental displays – Use breath weapons in ritualized duels and territory disputes.
    • Intelligent and aware
    • Loyal to bonded rider
    • Emotionally reactive
    • Territorial and protective
    • Aggressive when provoked
    • Hard to control without a bond
    • Predatory and hunts prey
    • Respond to confidence, not fear
    • Can remember people and places
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  • Ancient Origins:
    • The Draconis are an ancient, Force-attuned dragon species native to Centerra, a hidden world deep within the Starweaver Nebula in the Unknown Regions. Unlike Sithspawn or genetically engineered creatures, Draconis evolved naturally, shaped over millennia by Centerra's unstable leylines and recurring Stellar Convergence events. Their elemental nature gave rise to powerful subtypes like Pyroclasts, Stormclaws, and Frostwings.
      
      Rare and long-lived, Draconis can form permanent psychic bonds with select individuals through a dangerous ritual called the Rider Bond. Only Force-sensitive or exceptionally strong-willed beings survive the process. These Riders are few, but legendary.
      
      Only two great kingdoms on Centerra ever forged lasting bonds with the Draconis, raising Rider-warrior legions feared across the land. Elsewhere, those who sought to dominate the dragons met ruin.
  • Conflict & Alliances:
    • Sanguiorians use them for intimidation and enforcement.
  • Territorial Disputes:
    • Dragon types conflict over resources, mating, and elemental dominance.
    • Example conflicts:
      • Frostwings vs. Pyroclasts – Fire vs. Ice
      • Tidescales vs. Stormclaws – Water vs. Lightning
      • Galecrests vs. Geostones – Air vs. Earth

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[Lyssara Thrynn]

Hi The Guide

Nicely made, i have nothing particular to say, the sheet is good coding good job.

You get my APPROVED, but i am a trainee judge for the moment, so i need a second approval for validate your Dragon!

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[Judah Lesan]

The Guide and Lyssara Thrynn

Your spoiler content really seems like it belongs as part of the description field. I’m not understanding why it’s there or is even needed as the submission states this elsewhere.

I can approve it as is, but I do think the spoiler should be removed as it is superfluous.

Let me know how you would like to proceed.

 

[The Guide]

The Guide and Lyssara Thrynn

Your spoiler content really seems like it belongs as part of the description field. I’m not understanding why it’s there or is even needed as the submission states this elsewhere.

I can approve it as is, but I do think the spoiler should be removed as it is superfluous.

Let me know how you would like to proceed.

I usually add spoilers to everything as a way to clarify that terms like "magic" and similar language often reflect a character’s cultural perspective, rather than being separate from or different than the Force. It’s meant as an author’s note—just a place to include disclaimers or context, especially since I’ve run into misunderstandings in the past when I didn’t spell that out.

I have a template that includes that section to remind me to drop those notes in when needed. This particular one didn’t really call for it, so I just used that space for a quick summary instead. I’ve removed it from the sub as requested.

 

[Judah Lesan]

The Guide and Lyssara Thrynn

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