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Arden

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Level 1 Coatl

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Energy: 50/50

This dragon’s natural inborn element is Wind.

Male Coatl

This dragon is hibernating.

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Physical Attributes

Battle Stats

Measurements

Length

8.12 m

Wingspan

10.21 m

Weight

1092.23 kg

Genetics

Camo
Wasp

Algae
Butterfly

Leaf
Firefly

Hatchday

Nov 11, 2019
(4 years)

Breed

Adult
Coatl

Eye Type

Wind
Uncommon

Level 1 Coatl

EXP: 0 / 245

STR

AGI

DEF

QCK

INT

VIT

MND

Lineage

Parents

Arlo
Gladen

Offspring

SwampFalcon
Ardot
Carvel
Darling
Liquidambar
Oriana
Taffy
Haloki

Biography

Nature Attache

Possible Scry:
Soap

Nature Items: wrote:

Nature Runestone

Dragonmade

An ancient stone bearing the ancestral rune of the Gladekeeper. Such a find should be kept as a prized possession.

110

Unhatched Nature Egg

Dragon Eggs

A fertile, earthen pod that has attracted a healthy colony of fireflies. It is bursting with ripe, healthy green leaves and looks about ready to bloom.

Gladekeeper Topiary Cutting

Trinkets

A creative topiary fashioned to resemble the Gladekeeper. It bears lush and supple leaves without the need for watering.

105

Lost Gladekeeper Sackdoll

Trinkets

A crudely-fashioned stuffed doll that resembles the Gladekeeper. It's constructed from an old linen knapsack and covered in moss and leaves.

1000

Leafy Pack

Chests

Assembled from woven vines and tough broad leaves. There's something inside.

Treasured Planter

Chests

The problem with hiding your wealth is that sometimes you forget where it's been buried...

Broken Flower Pot

Chests

Someone treasured these plants.

Meat:

Shiny Anole

Meat

The Shiny Anole is a curious lizard that basks in heavy rain, not sunlight. It hides during clear days.

Brown Bat

Meat

The Brown Bat is the least appreciated of all bats.

Sun Flecked Fieldmouse

Meat

Named for the way it sparkles in sunlight, this strange rodent can leap great distances and has a tendency to brood.

Ruby-Throated Hummingbird

Meat

Given the high sugar content of its diet, eating too many of this hummingbird can make small dragons hyper.

Emerald Ratsnake

Meat

This particular species of snake lacks venom and is quite docile- that is... unless you are a rat.

Black Squirrel

Meat

Melancholy cousin of the common grey squirrel.

Cursed Batling

Meat

This batling was destined to meet an unfortunate end: Prophecy fulfilled!

Forester Squirrel

Meat

Over time, a family of these squirrels is capable of felling even ancient trees with their constant gnawing.

Brown Pelican

Meat

This tasty treat is a mouthful!

Everglade Hedgehog

Meat

Green food is full of vitamins!

Newt

Meat

It's said evil magic can turn dragons into newts. If that's true of this one, it never got better.

Micro Goat

Meat

Where's the goat?

Lovebird

Meat

Some dragons keep flocks of these birds as pets for companionship and scale-cleaning services.

Greyback Sparrow

Meat

Greyback sparrows' plumage mimics the much larger, more dangerous clouddancer.

Black Capped Budgie

Meat

White variations of this budgie are rare, and for some reason are frequently attacked by the Black-Caps.

Star-Nosed Mole

Meat

Universally regarded as quite possibly the most unfortunate-looking animal on the face of the planet. I mean, c'mon.

Marsh Rabbit

Meat

Marsh rabbits produce an oil to act as a water repellent. While it does not taste very good, it is not an effective dragon-repellent.

Dusk Orpington

Meat

The toughest, most intimidating forestfowl around. Cousin species to the black orpington.

Tree Gecko

Meat

Excellent camouflage helps this creature blend in with leaves and grasses. Colorblindness doesn't help it when looking for a hiding spot.

Mud Turtle

Meat

Mud turtles are often mistaken as flat-faced stones laying in moist riverbeds. Using them as stepping stones is not encouraged.

Musk Scrapper

Meat

Musk scrappers are particularly odorous, even when not threatened. If one can get past the smell, the taste is to die for.

False-Peacock Quail

Meat

There isn't much to be said: this quail is just lookin' sooooo good.

Crow

Meat

Let them eat crow.

Emerald Striker

Meat

The emeralds are not gems, but reserves of venom; a glittering disappointment. (KS Sponsored by Opal.)

Mudpuppy

Meat

For the sake of everyone around you, please wash this off before eating it.

Wood Duck

Meat

Much tastier than a decoy.

Tolbunt Rooster

Meat

Roosters crow frequently to communicate with their flock.

Toad

Meat

This amphibious adversary possesses an arsenal of mediocre abilities.

Squirrel Monkey

Meat

These territorial primates live in enormous family groups sometimes numbering into the thousands. You'll know if you stepped into the wrong part of the forest...

Weasel

Meat

It was not able to weasel its way out of this one.

Swamp Rat

Meat

Though they prefer to live in wetland habitats, colonies of swamp rats have been known to infest dragon lairs across much of northern Sornieth.

Sugarstalker

Meat

Unlike its cousins, the sugarstalker is most active during the dawn and morning hours, opting to feed on insects that are still slumbering when the sun peeks over the horizon.

Miniature Wallaby

Meat

Commonly kept near lairs as lawn management or a ready-to-eat snack.

Pangolin

Meat

This creature will keep your lair bug-free, which can be a blessing or a curse depending on one's diet.

Red-Breasted Goose

Meat

Red-breasted geese will often nest near dragon lairs. How well this strategy works depends on whether the lair is populated by Tundra or Wildclaw dragons...

Raccoon

Meat

These mischievous critters are far more likely to eat through a lair's food stores than become a meal themselves. Delicious if you manage to catch one though!

Marine Iguana

Meat

Despite their name, these creatures can't swim. They live by the water's edge and eat kelp that washes up with the tide. (Special thanks to lostgubbins!)

Mute Swan

Meat

These swans prefer to live in nice, quiet lakes. They will passive-aggressively preserve their sleepy little domains.

Canopy Darter

Meat

Brightly colored frogs are usually extremely toxic, but the Canopy Darter is completely harmless.

Green-throated Skink

Meat

The more confident cousin of the Yellow-bellied Skink.

100

Dustrat

Meat

Seeing a Dustrat should be taken as a hint to clean your lair. (Special thanks to CountingChocobos.)

Dire Porcupine

Meat

The porcupine you know and love, but larger.

270

Seafood:

Wetland Vampire

Seafood

This particular variety of leech is very tough to kill, unless of course you swallow it whole.

Moonbeam Sardines

Seafood

Schools of glowing sardines can vanish in any moon kissed waters. Look where the light is brightest.

Shell-Dwelling Cichlid

Seafood

Incredibly picky and discerning, these house-hunters typically vie for the shells with the shiniest interiors.

Northern Crayfish

Seafood

Considerably less refined than crayfish found in the south.

Mussels

Seafood

Every mussel has a foot, and yet they can't run away. Maybe it's because they only have one.

Emerald Shiners

Seafood

A shiner is hardly a satisfying meal for a dragon, but one shiner can be used to catch a much larger dinner!

Gilded Tetras

Seafood

This schooling fish appears to be dull brown until it moves, its iridescent golden sides mimicking light reflections when viewed from above.

Lagoon Guppy

Seafood

Serve over ice with a lemon garnish.

Ruby Tetras

Seafood

It's rumored Ruby Tetras have their own language; too bad they have nothing to say to you.

Crystal Jellyfish

Seafood

A tough hide may protect from jellyfish stings, but a tender palate will feel they're a bit sour.

Warmwater Twister

Seafood

Twisters wrap their tails to an anchor point and snatch smaller fish caught in powerful deepwater vortices.

Wood Shrimp

Seafood

The delicate fans on their front limbs allow this creature to filter food in swift currents.

Sicklemaw Gar

Seafood

A marsh rich in gar is likely to be poor in other species of fish.

Everglade Shortfin

Seafood

This fish tends to hide amidst the grass growing in the marshes.

Tiger Shrimp

Seafood

Served at the finest of gatherings, this shrimp is prized for its delicious tail.

Warmouth

Seafood

A warmouth makes for a tough and grizzled filet.

Dwarf Octopus

Seafood

Dwarf Octopuses may live for two decades, far longer than their larger counterparts.

Sea Sparrow

Seafood

This species of flying fish is known for its incessant and abrasive chirping.

Nudibranch

Seafood

The shed shells of grown nudibranch mollusks are often collected by water dragons for good luck.

Sunset Sea Dragon

Seafood

The leafy sunset can grow to be three times the size of its modestly-sized cousins, but doesn't taste nearly as good.

Lesser Shallowshark

Seafood

Schools of shallowsharks are extremely efficient at hunting and devouring larger shark species.

Giant Isopod

Seafood

When cooked it vaguely resembles lobster in appearance. When eaten it tastes nothing like lobster.

Dumpling Squid

Seafood

Amazing when dipped in a tangy sauce.

Rainbow Trout

Seafood

These fish will eat just about anything; it is wise for hatchlings to mind their wing tips when fishing.

Corycat

Seafood

Feed this to a cat named Cory and one can begin to peel back the layers of reality.

Pufferfish

Seafood

The pufferfish holds the top place on the 'Maybe Not Even Worth Eating' list.

Royal Oyster

Seafood

The more pearls these oysters produce, the higher they advance in their incongruous society. This one was a princess, which for some unfathomable reason makes it more tempting to dragons.

Seabed Pincher

Seafood

When confronted, pinchers swarm to a predator and attack! An abundant, if difficult food.

Longfin Urchinbane

Seafood

While many species of cardinalfish will coexist with urchins, the longfin population will harass and clear the area of them. They are considered a nuisance-fish by many dragons.

Tropical Seaslug

Seafood

This beautiful but poisonous creature uses oxygen-filled sacs to float near the surface of the water, almost resembling a collection of fallen flower petals. Be careful where you swim...

Pebble Collector Urchin

Seafood

Pebble collector urchins are like pitted fruit. Chew with care!

Golden Snakehead

Seafood

Snakeheads breathe the air directly through a primitive lung, allowing them to live in waters other fish would be smothered in.

Hatchetfish

Seafood

Don't fool yourself, there's no way this fish is going to cut any wood.

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!)

Pale Smallmouth

Seafood

These fish are unable to tolerate water touched by Plaguebringer's brood. Their presence is a good indication if the water is safe to drink.

Angelspine

Seafood

The golden spines of this urchin are valued far more than its bland meat.

Sunset Butterflyfish

Seafood

An old tale says that these fish would appear to dragons lost at sea in great schools at sunset and guide them home again with their bioluminescent scales. (Special thanks to CrazyRedFire.)

Wild Green Discus

Seafood

Some dragons prefer to cultivate, rather than consume these fish.

100

Starfish

Seafood

Sometimes collecting Starfish is simply a matter of waiting for low tide.

500

Insects:

Glade Swarmer

Insect

Upsetting hives of this insect can either lead to a great feast or a lot of bee stings.

False Leaf

Insect

When they hibernate in great quantities, false leaves can make bare trees appear lush.

Leaf Beetle

Insect

Named more for its diet than its ability to blend.

Maggot

Insect

It's not hard to find large quantities of maggots. Just look for any festering corpse.

Harvestman

Insect

You are more afraid of it than it is of you. (Special thanks Villain.)

Meal Moth

Insect

The gritty texture of the Meal Moth can leave a bad taste in the mouths of some dragons.

Centipede

Insect

These insects go well with mushrooms, though swallowing them whole is ill-advised.

Shale Skitter

Insect

Rather than curl into a ball, Shale Skitters completely flatten themselves when threatened.

Flat Bug

Insect

It could be flatter, if you know what I'm saying.

Wave Sentinel

Insect

Wave sentinels wait patiently for low tide, during which they swarm the freshly exposed beachfront to hunt for food.

Grey River Jumper

Insect

Nope.

Jumping Spider

Insect

By working together, dragons can trick this spider into jumping right into their mouths.

Protective Wasp

Insect

This wasp forms a symbiotic relationship with local bees, protecting their home from other species of wasp while enjoying the fruits of the hive.

Scorpion Fly

Insect

Despite an imposing silhouette, the scorpion fly only keeps its tail for a few days after its post-larval form. Pity, that's the tastiest part.

Deadwood Twig

Insect

These stick-like insects will patiently wait for days for smaller bugs to land on them which they can ensnare and consume.

Sparkling Wasp

Insect

It's so pretty! OW! But it's so pretty! OW!

Vibrant Flutterer

Insect

Known for their incredibly long lives and migration patterns, it is not uncommon to see the same butterfly swarms year-after-year.

Water Strider

Insect

The strider's uncanny ability to walk on water means you need only skim the surface to catch one.

Algaestrider

Insect

They possess the ability to skip across the surface of the water - this one appears to be skipping away from you.

Lady Bug

Insect

Gardener dragons love having these little ladies in their garden. Better not tell anyone that you snatched this one up!

Common Mosquito

Insect

Mosquito bit you. Eat it! Take back what's yours!

Gold Fly

Insect

The gold fly has a very painful bite. If left untreated, it can become quickly infected.

Parasitic Grub

Insect

Slimy, yet satisfying..

Cricket

Insect

Crickets are commonly caught in bulk and dried as snacks. Fae dragons are expert cricket-hunters.

Redworm

Insect

Redworms are a delicacy among Fae dragons and are nearly wiped out each year.

Garden Snail

Insect

Your average garden snail just wants to stand in the middle of where you walk every day, flirting with catastrophe.

Rhododendron Leafhopper

Insect

Swarms of rhododendron leafhoppers inhabit the interiors of bamboo stalks. Hatchlings love playing 'Shake the Stick.'

Catoptria Grass Moth

Insect

Swarms of grass moths can decimate plains and fields if left unchecked.

Spotted Grasshopper

Insect

Particularly vibrant specimens are collected by fae dragons and pinned to the walls of their dens. Fae dragons are weird.

Stick Insect

Insect

Tundra dragons are always disappointed when they discover this stick was not what they thought it was.

Runic Pug Moth

Insect

In a flash of green light this moth expires. The runic symbols emblazoned on its wings mark it as another dragon's familiar! Better hide the evidence...

Striped Earwig

Insect

These pesky critters can get into everything - a plague or a boon depending on one's diet!

Glittering Lacewing

Insect

This insect is consumed mainly for its carapace, which has a salty flavor and a satisfying crunch.

Horse Fly

Insect

Still bites dragons.

Tiger Fern Tarantula

Insect

There's a tiger in the jungle... insects and scaredy-dragons beware!

June Beetle

Insect

Though these beetles can be observed year-round in many territories, their numbers swell during the summer.

Glass Cicada

Insect

Durable while in the nymph form, this cicada gets its name for the shimmering, fragile wings it gains later in life.

Common Cockroach

Insect

It is rare to find a cockroach infestation in any lair that houses insect-eaters.

Giant Millipede

Insect

When you want to serve millipede family-style, you can't go wrong with a giant millipede.

Black Swallowtail Caterpillar

Insect

These flavorful caterpillars are venomous and are a common food allergy. Their diminutive size, however, doesn't cause more than a minor irritation to the inside of the mouth. Totally worth it.

Bark Biter

Insect

These bright beetles can be a devastating force; stripping the bark from entire forests overnight. Luckily, their tastiness keeps the population in check. (Special thanks to PorcelainPlants!)

False Mantis Prickler

Insect

This herbivore will mimic the stance of a mantis when threatened. Its bluff has fooled many predators.

Stingless Bee

Insect

THE NAME IS A LIE. THE NAME IS A LIE. (Special thanks to Phoenix447.)

Glowbug

Insect

Some den mothers say eating too many glowbugs will make your butt glow. They're lying.

Dragonfly

Insect

This doesn't look anything like a dragon!

100

Buzzwing Vampire

Insect

Relentless and numerous, these territorial flies have a sting as powerful as most wasps. They frequently transmit devastating diseases.

420

Jungle Mantis

Insect

Reports that this bug causes jungle fever are wildly exaggerated. It's harmless and quite tasty.

500

Plants:

Clover

Plant

Legend speaks of a very rare clover that can unlock anything and uncover buried treasure. This isn't one of them.

Cliff Lion

Plant

Saying you're hunting Cliff Lions sounds much more exciting than it really is.

Jungle Grass

Plant

All manner of creatures can hide in this tall grass.

Venus Flytrap

Plant

A treat sure to please both insect and plant eaters!

Matucana Polzii

Plant

These clusters of cacti must be consumed with care.

Blackberry

Plant

Though they're not really addictive, some dragons become very dependent on Blackberries.

Notocactus

Plant

Curiously enough, the spines of the Notocactus are rubbery and harmless.

Dustbowl Ivy

Plant

The leaves of this plant are dry and brittle for most of the year, but gain flesh and color for a short time after infrequent rainfalls.

Grove Fern

Plant

Grows along the shaded paths of the forest. A great choice for those foraging for dinner.

Heart Rose

Plant

Consuming or gifting these flowers is good for one's heart.

Arctic Scrub

Plant

Many dragons dislike scrubs, but sometimes you have to settle for whatever's available.

Spiral Aloe

Plant

The thick, serrated leaves of this aloe plant wither and dry up not long after harvesting, making them more of an "in the moment" kind of snack.

Blue Jelly

Plant

This block of jelly takes on the taste and characteristics of whatever it is cooked in.

Sewer Sludge

Plant

It takes a certain kind of dragon to say 'Yes, that is what I want to eat.' If you are that dragon, today is your lucky day. Go with the eleven.

Fairy Ears

Plant

There's a myth explaining how this fungus came to be, but it isn't very pleasant.

Maple Seed

Plant

Dragons can't help picking up fallen maple seeds so that they can watch them spin to the ground again.

Golden Pepper

Plant

Not as good as the red hot chili variant that was popular back in the day, but starting to grow on you.

Jungle Lilies

Plant

Many legendary creatures are said to covet this particular lily.

Sandhills Amaranth

Plant

The seeds, leaves, stems, and roots of Amaranth can be eaten by a hungry dragon, with nothing gone to waste.

Jasmine

Plant

A quaint, pretty white flower with dainty petals. Jasmine is seen more often floating on the wind than growing from the ground.

Red Delicious Apple

Plant

An apple a day keeps energy penalties away.

Thistle

Plant

You're seriously thinking of eating that? It's thistle!

Spinach

Plant

A hearty, leafy plant chock full of vitamins. Eating a lot is great for the biceps.

Acorn

Plant

Acorns are perfect for storing during long winter months, if you can get them before the squirrels...

Gradish

Plant

Gradishes are red because they're good for the heart.

Red Banana

Plant

Only the skin of red banana is truly red. The fruit inside is a dark blue color.

Jungle Raincatch

Plant

A bountiful hanging vine that can hold quite a bit of rainwater in its many leaves.

Green Shoots

Plant

These hollow shoots can make for a chewy meal or a durable paper.

Maidens Blush

Plant

It remains unknown if the origin of the name comes from the color of the flowers, or the slight toxicity that can raise a dragon's temperature.

Greater Plantain

Plant

It's greater than other plantains.

Blood Spath

Plant

A shockingly vivid red flower with an incredibly delicious flavor to match. Despite being a plant, the blood spath is extremely caloric; best eaten in moderation.

Wasteland Pear

Plant

Finding a wasteland pear is easy. It is finding one that is not a dried out husk that presents a challenge.

Lilac Time Sempervivum

Plant

Neither as fragrant nor as colorful as lilac.

Spearmint

Plant

Being completely honest, no one really eats this unless Peppermint and Cindermint are unavailable.

Mire Chestnut

Plant

The nuts, leaves, and flowers of this tree are all edible, though many hatchlings are choosy about which pieces they will consume.

Common Boxwood

Plant

Best when served alongside another shrubbery.

Fig

Plant

Enjoy fresh, dried, or boiled.

Daffodil

Plant

Boil it, mash it, maybe stick it in a stew. (Special thanks to Falwater.)

Quinoa

Plant

Recently, Tundras have started claiming quinoa is full of vitamins, cures disease, and attracts mates. Mirrors are skeptical. (Special thanks to TCA!)

Strawberry

Plant

Fresh cream transforms this treat into an indulgence.

Football Mums

Plant

This bright flower is the cause of much regional confusion. (Special thanks to Windows8.)

Withered Rose

Plant

Even in its withered state, the perfume of this rose remains nauseatingly strong. Dragons may use such blooms to cover up all manner of undesirable scents. (Special thanks Greyjoy.)

100

Materials:

Moth-Eaten Rug

Dragonmade

This was a nice rug once.

Fir Branch

Organics

Easily mistaken for a Pine Branch.

Moldy Leather

Dragonmade

It has a musty smell that's hard to forget.

Sticky Pollen

Organics

Some dragons will mix pollen into their potions. This extra boost makes their potions the bee's knees!

Silken Feathers

Organics

It is difficult for anything but a webwing to keep these feathers intact and properly preened.

Strangling Root

Organics

This root has anger issues.

Maple Leaf

Organics

Many dragons believe that whispering a secret into a leaf and releasing it at night will curry favor with the Shadowbinder.

Fir Logs

Organics

A fine fir log, ready to be shaped.

Splintered Reeds

Organics

Useful in the creation of rough paper.

Garden Lace

Organics

Garden lace is a sure sign that dryads have taken up residence in the area.

Cursed Tuft of Fur

Organics

Quickly - pass this to another dragon!

Skipping Stone

Minerals & Ores

This stone was born to skip! You could probably get 5 skips out of it if you threw it just right.

Stolen Mantle

Dragonmade

A dragon wearing the mantle of a foo is marked as a target by all Talonok.

Hardened Clodcakes

Dragonmade

An unusually strong compaction of savanna dirt.

Redwood Kindling

Organics

Scraps and dried twigs from the bark of a tall redwood tree. Perfect for use in starting campfires.

Sawbeak Bill

Organics

While it can be used as a saw in a pinch, there are more efficient means available.

Banded Olivine

Minerals & Ores

Everglade lashers that live near olivine deposits take on an especially brilliant emerald hue.

Vial of River Muck

Organics

A little jar of sadness. It takes on a dark sheen in the daylight.

Corroded Iron Nugget

Minerals & Ores

This iron will need to be cleaned and treated before it can be used to craft anything.

Barkback Root

Organics

When planted, these roots produce fast-growing, if curiously aware trees.

Wrinkled Azurescales

Organics

Up close these petals do not resemble scales, though if ground into a pigment they can dye scales blue.

Emerald

Minerals & Ores

It is very difficult to harvest emeralds, as their formations are the choice nesting ground for the extremely territorial Scarlet Echidna.

Seeker Brooch

Dragonmade

Scavenged deathseekers are a thrifty way to craft swell jewelry for that special someone in your life.

Waterlogged Boot

Dragonmade

Add soil and a seed, and you've got a homemade flower pot!

Sanded Ash Plank

Dragonmade

A finely-sanded plank made from the trunk of an ash tree. Dragons use planks to construct barrels, tables, or wagons.

Iron Belt Buckle

Dragonmade

An iron buckle shaped like a drake's head. It is slightly too worn to use.

Clay Fertility Statue

Dragonmade

Statues like this are often given to matriarchs and mothers in hopes that their hatchlings develop strong and able. Many clans keep one in each of their nests for luck.

Dark Basalt

Minerals & Ores

A common volcanic rock that weathers to a rusty brown color after only a few years. It has a distinctive porous surface.

Blue Quartz

Minerals & Ores

Additional minerals color this quartz a brilliant blue; a fine specimen for the marketplace! Then again, one can never have too many shiny things in one's own hoard...

Painted Clay Pot

Organics

A small, painted clay pot that is perfect for storing herbs or spices.

Bronze Fabric Scrap

Dragonmade

An intact scrap of linen fabric. Bronze is the color of stability and runners-up.

Infused Crystal

Minerals & Ores

This crystal pulses with an unnatural energy and strange shapes move within. One should not stare overlong into it, lest they begin to stare back at you. (Special thanks Artorias.)

Malachite Agate

Minerals & Ores

These brilliant green stones are often used as game pieces for the Sornieth variant of mancala.

Volcanic Remnants

Minerals & Ores

Minerals from deep within the earth are now freely available on the surface.

Faded Canvas Scrap

Dragonmade

This won't be worth much on its own, but several could make a rough and uncomfortable quilt!

Shed Orange Scale

Organics

These scales are incredibly brittle and difficult to harvest intact.

Painted Turtle Shell

Organics

The paint on this turtle shell is cool but crude.

Celestine Geode

Minerals & Ores

The crystals are beautiful, but too small to be of much use to a craftsman.

Snakeskin Cloth

Dragonmade

A sleek and shimmering swatch of fabric.

Possibly Clay

Minerals & Ores

This slightly more-solid mud is a digging discovery. Is it clay? Possibly. It could also just be mud. Don't let that stop you from creating a variety of dubiously charming crafts with it.

Seaside Trumpet

Organics

Only one out of every eighty three seaside trumpets will be in tune.

Sandstone

Minerals & Ores

A beauty tool among dragons both popular and easy to obtain. Useful for both buffing down tough scales as well as sharpening claws! (Special thanks to Arborpunk!)

Orthoclase

Minerals & Ores

A gem in the rough. Also the rough in the rough. Minerals are tricky.

Redwood Log

Organics

A colossal branch of redwood, one of the sturdiest organic materials in the world.

Raw Lapis Lazuli

Minerals & Ores

Hey! It's a big chunk of that rock that no one knows how to pronounce!

100

Dire Claw Pelt

Organics

The double coat of a Dire Claw makes for a plush, warm pelt.

295

Memorial Urn

Organics

The ancient remains within have been pilfered.

420

Trinkets:

Moss-Covered Rubble

Trinkets

Fragments of carved stone. There are not enough pieces left to discern what the original statue or relief looked like.

Broken Clay Pot

Trinkets

The chipped and broken surface of this pot belies its original craftsmanship.

White Gold Cerdae Pendant

Trinkets

The tooling on this pendant is lovely.

Potted Cactus

Trinkets

A lair plant for the inattentive.

Giant Lilypad

Trinkets

Also known to fae dragons as 'boat'.

Chimera Relic

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Something truly special, a one-of-a-kind marvel! ...wait a second... 'Made in Blacksand Annex'?

Toridae Mythology

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Ever heard the one about the Toridae with three riddles? Or the one about the Toridae and the overly large hammer? Neither have we... until now.

Intricate Woodsculpt

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A sculpture of solid ash wood in the shape of an Ophiotaurus.

Historical Text

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A long, storied history of the rise of the Serthis is scrawled on this parchment, written from the perspective of a Serthis too young to fight.

Large Stone Collar

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Worked until smooth and polished, this collar is a piece of art.

Balanced Walking Sticks

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Sturdy walking sticks for the mobility impaired.

Tallow Candle

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A thick tallow candle to read creepy stories by. Let's hope it doesn't blow out.

Fossilized Fish

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how i mine for fish?

Tarnished Chain

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Rumored to belong to a dragon named Marley. (Special thanks reyechan.)

Half-Moon Spectacles

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A pair of wire spectacles. The glass is fogged and scuffed, but they are in very good condition. They're too small for a dragon's head, however.

Painted Porcelain Jar

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The intricate patterns were painted with care by an expert claw.

Glass Knife

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This find is in excellent condition, but can only be used once.

Good Eater Award

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To the fae with a guardian's appetite. (Special thanks FigmentOfOrigin.)

Used Cartography Ink

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A half-bottle of rotten cartographer's ink. You won't get much use out of it, but the bottle might be worth something.

Spoiled Landscape

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To the undiscerning eye, it's ruined. To a critic, it's a commentary on impermanence. (Special thanks to Raskies.)

Copper Gear

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The beginnings of your very own clockwork golem. Get cracking!

Seed Fern Fossil

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An impression of one of the Gladekeeper's earliest creations.

Damaged Battlehorn

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A chipped battlehorn that no longer produces sound. Can be patched up and turned into a drinking horn if the need arises.

Copper Pocketwatch

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This pocketwatch is in excellent condition, but the time it keeps is always too late.

Rusty Pickaxe

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Using this pickaxe may result in some miner delays. (Special thanks to alsciaukitty.)

100

Busted Wheel Frame

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Surely this could be repurposed.

100

Nature Familiars with Gladen

Meditate

Energy Stone

The caster will focus on the surrounding magical energies, generating a large amount of Breath. Reduces physical damage dealt by 75% for two turns.

Required Level: 1

Contuse

Ability Stone

Deals neutral magic damage and weakens the target, decreasing their offensive capabilities.

250

Required Level: 1

Tawny Antlers

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An impressive set of antlers, but they probably aren't natural.

1450

Druidic Emblem

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A glowing nature rune; the sign of a true magical adept. (Greenskeeper Gathering Holiday Item)

Spring's Breath

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A spring's breeze is a treat for bees, but not for all dragons - seasonal sneeze!

2000

Standard of the Gladekeeper

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The druids of the Nature flight bear their colors proudly on the battlefield. This verdant standard inspires all who see it flying proudly. (Greenskeeper Gathering 2020 Holiday Item)

Nature's Charm

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Born by those blessed by the Gladekeeper. (Greenskeeper Gathering 2022 Holiday Item)

Blossoming Sash

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A gauzy sash blooms with fresh floral adornments. (Greenskeeper Gathering 2023 Holiday Item.)

Red Butterfly Necklace

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Butterflies love to congregate around nectar or sweat... why are they around your neck?

1000

Skin: Pteridomania

Coatl Male Only

Greenskeeper Gathering 2019. (4/14) Designed by Swirlything.

Itemid #30223

Scene: Gladekeeper's Domain

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