Perfect's Clan

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What do you get when a whole bunch of flighty coatls get together and design a big vertical tower of a lair? You get what Clan Perfect got--a big ol' wobbly tower that reaches into the sky from the plains that barely holds itself together. Made from glow-in-the-dark glue and load-bearing sequin pillars, Tower Perfect acts as a gaudy lighthouse to other clans--it's hard to miss the monument to excess anywhere else.

There aren't many warriors in Clan Perfect--instead, there's enough red tape to slash a sword through. Almost every dragon considers themselves a noble by birthright, and claims some sort of dominion. Travelers are treated with kindness and hospitality, and if they can tolerate it, a whole lot of bragging. The lair mostly comprises of coatls, nocturnes mimicking the coatls, and a few others that pick up the slack.

Clan Perfect has a very peculiar organization divided by interests more than family relations. Each dragon chooses a house upon maturity, taking the crest as seriously as their bloodline.

House of the Crown: A hardworking and loyal group of dragons dedicated to improving the lair through any good means necessary. Members of Crown often overwork themselves, and while they can come across as uptight, they're very selfless in nature.

House of the Skull: Led by mates Corruption and Crimson, this nocturne-led house dabbles in alchemy and magic, often experimental in nature. It's credited with the concept and construction of Tower Perfect. Members of Skull tend to be sweet and caring, but prefer quieter living quarters.

House of the Coin: Caligula is the champion of the treasury-keepers of the lair, which often falls victim to reckless spending and lavish parties. Most members of Coin are clever negotiators and shrewd businessmen, and tend to really know how to have a good time.

House of the Sword: With no real leader, the sellswords and crafters of Clan Perfect work many odd jobs and tend to value their independence. Sword members are a tight-knit group that tend to act before they think.

House of the Ribbon: Diplomats typically end up in this house, whose leadership changes often. Currently, Rarebarbie assumed control through a beauty content. While they typically set etiquette rules for the whole lair, they also act as a court of law if necessary. Ribbon dragons are typically outgoing and friendly, but love to stir up drama when the option presents itself.

House of the Night: Grimble directs the dragons in his House, giving them odd jobs around the clan to secretly gather and later sell information. Despite this seemingly sinister role, many of the dragons in the house are good listeners and advisors, only sharing secrets that won't negatively impact their friends.