Hakkari
(#3121352)
Level 1 Coatl
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Energy: 50/50
This dragon’s natural inborn element is Arcane.
Male Coatl
This dragon is hibernating.
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Personal Style
Apparel
Skin
Scene
Measurements
Length
8.45 m
Wingspan
10.29 m
Weight
1006.23 kg
Genetics
Thicket
Vipera
Vipera
Red
Shimmer
Shimmer
Gold
Glimmer
Glimmer
Hatchday
Breed
Eye Type
Level 1 Coatl
EXP: 0 / 245
STR
5
AGI
8
DEF
5
QCK
6
INT
8
VIT
5
MND
8
Lineage
Biography
Breeds With:
^ Art by Sellenair ^
^ Art by Sellenair ^
The Hakkari & Atal'ai Bloodline
Gen 1 Direct Ancestor
A Legacy Forged in Blood...
Beliefs and Practices
Metamorphosis - As worshipers of the great Quetzalcoatl blood-god, Hakkar, such followers often give up their mortal bodies for more... extravagant ones. After performing tiring and fatal rituals, followers of Hakkar bind their spirits with the Soulflayer, their bodies becoming long and serpentine, their forelimbs morphing to scythes and their feathers extending to amazing lengths. Because this practice involves the removal of back legs to conform to a snakes body, many coatls of this ritual do not survive.
Sacrifice - The stem of Hakkar's power, blood sacrifice plays a key role in his worship. Feeding off of blood and the essence of one's life-force, Hakkar becomes powerful and is able to maintain a physical form, residing deep within the caverns of the Atal'Hakkar, ( the Altar of Hakkar ).
Language - The Hakkari and Atal'ai coatls speak a vivid, foreign language, that is unknown to all outside cultures. This language, however, is mostly universal to other similar-worshiping species. Their dialect is rather crude, their words loud and very exclaimed, each vowel being worded with the same length of sound, and their accents often reflect that of most other swamp-dwelling species. This species also use fast-paced, serpentine incantations that sound like series of hisses to anyone foreign to the tribe. Besides words, the Hakkari and Atal'ai rarely speak to outsiders, and resort to their hissing and serpentine commands.
Tribe Living - The Hakkari and Atal'ai dwell together at a particular temple, the roots of their tribe stemming from the very temple of Hakkar itself, the Atal'Hakkar. This structure lays deep within a swamp, surrounded by nature's growths and usually accompanied by massive reptilian beasts. Another altar, known as Zul'Gurub, lies deep within a jungle not too far off from the site of the main temple. Both locations are extremely well-hidden, and many outsiders do not find it's grounds. It is ushered that Hakkar himself dwells deep within the caverns and labyrinths of Atal'Hakkar, and emerges during times of ritual and sacrifice...but it has also been said that Hakkar's ethereal form, his spiritual essence, visits both sites when a powerful summoner is present. Their islands are completely detached from the mainland of Sornieth, so most other dragon species never find their locations.
Rituals & Sacrifice - While both the Hakkari and the Atal'ai practice sacrificial rituals, the Atal'ai thoroughly enjoy such occasions and often go over-the-top. Some Hakkari might not directly participate, and might stay on the sidelines, but all tribe members are required to be present during rituals. Members of the tribe that try to leave, commit a severe crime, or fail to attend a ritual, are usually sacrificed. Rituals pay direct homage to Hakkar the Soulflayer, their only reigning god, for they do not believe in the standard deities of Sornieth, and dwell miles and miles away from other dragon species. With that said, sacrifices are usually involving the strange animal species that dwell nearby, but it is often that parties venture out from their home, looking for offerings for grand rituals. Such practices are also always done during the night; and during nights of blood moons, sacrifices are extremely grand and prosperous.
Roles & Titles - Within the tribe, there are key roles that many members share. Both the Hakkari and Atal'ai can become prophets, those that are blessed to receive direct omens and commands from Hakkar himself. The Atal'ai are, more often than not, directly in charge of the sacrifice rituals, but the Hakkari have also been known to take such a role. All members can become hunters, warriors, scouts, and all the basic clan-roles, but most worshipers of Hakkar have been gifted with abilities of untold power, such as receiving prophetic omens or being able to bind the very blood of someone else's body. Tribe members pay high respects to their founding ancestors, but ultimately follow the commands of their reigning deity, especially the Atal'ai.
- Coatl = 2000g
- Vipera = 260g / 260kT
- Shimmer = 1200g
- Glimmer = 1200g
Received in an Adoption Thread - Transformation Made Possible by Devilbaby
Gen 1 Direct Ancestor
A Legacy Forged in Blood...
Beliefs and Practices
Metamorphosis - As worshipers of the great Quetzalcoatl blood-god, Hakkar, such followers often give up their mortal bodies for more... extravagant ones. After performing tiring and fatal rituals, followers of Hakkar bind their spirits with the Soulflayer, their bodies becoming long and serpentine, their forelimbs morphing to scythes and their feathers extending to amazing lengths. Because this practice involves the removal of back legs to conform to a snakes body, many coatls of this ritual do not survive.
Sacrifice - The stem of Hakkar's power, blood sacrifice plays a key role in his worship. Feeding off of blood and the essence of one's life-force, Hakkar becomes powerful and is able to maintain a physical form, residing deep within the caverns of the Atal'Hakkar, ( the Altar of Hakkar ).
Language - The Hakkari and Atal'ai coatls speak a vivid, foreign language, that is unknown to all outside cultures. This language, however, is mostly universal to other similar-worshiping species. Their dialect is rather crude, their words loud and very exclaimed, each vowel being worded with the same length of sound, and their accents often reflect that of most other swamp-dwelling species. This species also use fast-paced, serpentine incantations that sound like series of hisses to anyone foreign to the tribe. Besides words, the Hakkari and Atal'ai rarely speak to outsiders, and resort to their hissing and serpentine commands.
Tribe Living - The Hakkari and Atal'ai dwell together at a particular temple, the roots of their tribe stemming from the very temple of Hakkar itself, the Atal'Hakkar. This structure lays deep within a swamp, surrounded by nature's growths and usually accompanied by massive reptilian beasts. Another altar, known as Zul'Gurub, lies deep within a jungle not too far off from the site of the main temple. Both locations are extremely well-hidden, and many outsiders do not find it's grounds. It is ushered that Hakkar himself dwells deep within the caverns and labyrinths of Atal'Hakkar, and emerges during times of ritual and sacrifice...but it has also been said that Hakkar's ethereal form, his spiritual essence, visits both sites when a powerful summoner is present. Their islands are completely detached from the mainland of Sornieth, so most other dragon species never find their locations.
Rituals & Sacrifice - While both the Hakkari and the Atal'ai practice sacrificial rituals, the Atal'ai thoroughly enjoy such occasions and often go over-the-top. Some Hakkari might not directly participate, and might stay on the sidelines, but all tribe members are required to be present during rituals. Members of the tribe that try to leave, commit a severe crime, or fail to attend a ritual, are usually sacrificed. Rituals pay direct homage to Hakkar the Soulflayer, their only reigning god, for they do not believe in the standard deities of Sornieth, and dwell miles and miles away from other dragon species. With that said, sacrifices are usually involving the strange animal species that dwell nearby, but it is often that parties venture out from their home, looking for offerings for grand rituals. Such practices are also always done during the night; and during nights of blood moons, sacrifices are extremely grand and prosperous.
Roles & Titles - Within the tribe, there are key roles that many members share. Both the Hakkari and Atal'ai can become prophets, those that are blessed to receive direct omens and commands from Hakkar himself. The Atal'ai are, more often than not, directly in charge of the sacrifice rituals, but the Hakkari have also been known to take such a role. All members can become hunters, warriors, scouts, and all the basic clan-roles, but most worshipers of Hakkar have been gifted with abilities of untold power, such as receiving prophetic omens or being able to bind the very blood of someone else's body. Tribe members pay high respects to their founding ancestors, but ultimately follow the commands of their reigning deity, especially the Atal'ai.
Received in an Adoption Thread - Transformation Made Possible by Devilbaby
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