smoogy's Clan

do you have a dragon named AM? hmu

nb (they/them) / nys

HI I'm Ness I like big ugly things. I mostly make fandragons. Sunless Sea and Sunless Skies mean a lot to me, thus the 20+ fandragons for those games in my lair.

Kuhli Loach

Seafood

This loach has a chance of warding off predators with its bright complexion. Unfortunately, for a hungry dragon, it's nothing more than a colorful wet noodle. (Special thanks to Ciar!)

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Green Corycat

Seafood

'Green' is a bit of a misnomer - this corycat can appear grey, blue, or even pink in the right light!

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IC Info:

A deep, far-reaching cave in the Scarred Wasteland, surrounded by a boneyard and the remains of what may have been a Lightning flight factory at some point, Merith's Refuge, as it's come to be called, is home to dragons displaced by Beastclan raids, natural disasters and the like. Merith, the clan's matriarch, is a massive, aged guardian female who considers her charge to be any survivor who takes refuge in her cave, and the cave itself. Her former mate, Desolace, is an injured mirror who was injured and left behind in a skirmish that left much of his pack dead. Merith took him in (not without some hemming and hawing) and soon the cave was full of refugees from far and wide. Many dragons use Merith's Refuge to recuperate after losing their homes and families, or as a safe place to stay and perhaps see more of their kind in the treacherous Scarred Wasteland.

As dragons from other clans and territories move into Merith's Refuge, they carve out parts of the cave system for their own, to resemble their homelands. Notable additions include a natural hot spring that was dug out by some Water dragons and a deep burrow that makes up much of the lair, discovered, dug out and lit by a team of intrepid Arcane, Lightning, and Earth dragons. The central chamber has a ceiling so tall that clouds have formed in the upper ranges of the cave, and a large bonfire crackles in the middle - a tradition started by a Fire dragon, but the central bonfire is adored by most of the cave's visitors and denizens and the area around it is sort of a "common room."

Shrines to the deities of the Eleven dot the cave, though none is as large or attended to as the one for the Plaguebringer, in a chamber connected to the central area by a carefully carved stone staircase. Merith claims the shrine and staircase were there even before she lived in the cave, but its origins are disputed.