Ancel

Microlore: This dragon's loyalties lie with the leaders of the clan. He is duty-sworn to protect them, but also to assist them in any way he can. In his youth, he studied stewardship with Eldritch, learning how to serve beneath another for the betterment of the clan.

His talents among the Touched are such that he is occasionally an excellent repository of information for those who may wish to have a little more information about a topic before making a decision. He has good control over his abilities, but when an occasional wind storm kicks up, he is given to fugues, as the memories of the dust are too strong and too scrambled for him to easily unravel.


Hatchling name: Heartfire for his bright coloring, blood-red wings, and his pronounced sense of loyalty. This is the name his family called him as he grew up, but not necessarily the one he kept when he joined a new clan.

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This dragon is Stonetouched.

In Dragonhome, there are those who are born Stonetouched. They hear the past in the dust on which they walk. The feel the whispers of those who have gone before as they pass the stone bulwarks of their lairs. They know, deep in their bones, that they live as a result of a tremendous history.

These come from families deeply blessed by Earthshaker himself. Families which he smiled upon in favor in the times when the gods walked Sornieth.

Often clerics, and sometimes considered mad, these dragons struggle to live presently as they are constantly drawn towards the past. They are known for seemingly vapid stares as they are caught up in something beyond what the untouched see and hear, and for what sound to be half-mad whispers as they speak with the past.

Those who study and train and attempt to become better able to handle their skills can live a life of peace, walking between the past and the now. Those who do not take this time are doomed to be pulled under time and again, wrestling with the then to retain something of what they are.

In Oakrest, the Stonetouched come from Chandra's line, and they are marked with rings like eyes to symbolize seeing what can not be seen.