RealThree's Clan

I'm a dumb dumb - would you be able to reply to my PM with your desired currency? Thank you! ^^

Thank you so much for the kind comment. @jaceofharts !
I was planning on posting more updates as comments on my userpage, and this is an excellent occasion to start doing so.

I finished geneing my G1 pair of sunrise-themed dragons, and now I've got their offspring up for sale. It's inspired me to make more progress on writing for the 'Sunrisers' dragons I've got, a group of sunrise-themed dragons linked by lore. My G1 pair still needs their outfits, but that's going on the backburner next to my many other projects.

I also (nearly) finished dressing my avatar dragon. She still needs one piece, but it's a gem rotation item. With that done, my next focus is on geneing some dragons for the Wood Elf subtype of my Elf Dragons subspecies. Some pricy gem purchases are in my future...

I also want to redo my Clan Info. Maybe by the time you're reading this, it will already be different than before!

you bought blazeflight from one of my best friends, and she just sent me the link--the lore you wrote is sososo cute, she has so much personality!

Noa was on the front page, such a lovely Fathom!

Lol bug earworm

Uh, that last one says High Elf, but it should say Horizon Elf.

That's about everything I need to gather. My next step is to collect all my thoughts together into a post and share it with the subspecies planning forum in Light Flight, as this is a light-based subspecies.

High Elf classification morphology definition:
Primary:
Sanddollar or Cream colors
Group A choices: Basic, Iridescent, Crystal, Fade, Tapir
Group B choices: Laced, Orb (not Sanddollar), Fern, Speckle, Boulder, Chrysocolla, Petals, Tide, Chorus, Falcon, Flaunt, Harlequin (not Cream), Jupiter, Piebald, Ribbon (not Cream), Ripple, Skink, Vipera

Secondary:
Storm to Stonewash colors, not Ultramarine
Group A choices: Basic, Shimmer, Current, Alloy, Blend (if all blue), Stripes
Group B choices: Constellation, Edged, Foam, Paint, Paisley, Seraph, Blaze (if all blue), Eel (not Lapis), Facet, Freckle, Lode, Malachite*, Myrid, Peregrine, Saturn, Spinner (if all blue/yellow), Striation

Tertiary:
Sanddollar, Flaxen, Pearl to Moon colors
Group A choices: Firefly, Glimmer, Points, Soap, Contour, Sparkle
Group B choices: Filigree, Lace, Ringlets, Smoke, Wish (not preferred), Flecks, Keel, Opal


*Not Lapis, Twilight, or Navy

Light or Water eyes only

Horizon Elves live wherever the horizon can be clearly seen, so they usually settle along coasts. Out of all of the Elf Dragons, the Horizon Elves feel the call the most strongly, leading to restlessness. It's not unheard-of for a Horizon Elf to move residences every three years or so.
Horizon Elves prefer occupations and hobbies that let them travel as much space as possible, especially over the sea, as they hope that they may find some clue as to where the original creators of the elf runes may have gone. They are often messengers or seafarers.
Horizon Elves are noted for their vow, which varies between individuals. Each Horizon Elf chooses some action that they will never or never again do, and they abstain from it for the rest of their life. This can be large and serious, such as never taking a mate or never engaging in combat, or it could be more personal, such as never lying or only eating once per day.
Horizon Elves are the quietest and most far-spread of the Elf Dragons.

Each classification of Elf Dragon has an official name, being High Elves, Wood Elves, Horizon Elves, or Rune Elves, but they are each known by a few other names, none of which are incorrect or rejected by their members:

High Elves: Light Elves, Sun Elves, Dawn Elves
Wood Elves: Forest Elves, Wild Elves, Green Elves
Horizon Elves: The Seekers, Sea Elves
Rune Elves: Grey Elves, Stone Elves
(Rune Elves also call themselves High Elves, to the confusion of all others)

Rune Elf classification morphology definition:
Primary:
Platinum to Coal colors
Group A choices: Basic
Group B choices: Bar, Laced, Fern, Speckle, Boulder, Petrified (but not with Platinum or Coal), Tide, Giraffe, Ground, Jupiter, Leopard, Petals (but not with Coal), Ripple

Secondary:
Stonewash to Denim colors
Group A choices: Basic, Shimmer, Alloy, Facet, Stripes
Group B choices: Constellation, Edged, Freckle, Lode (not Overcast), Paisley, Peregrin, Seraph, Clouded, Current, Daub, Eye Spots, Fissure, Hex, Malachite (not Stonewash), Morph, Myrid, Striation

Tertiary:
Caribbean to Jade colors
Must be Runes

Light or Arcane eyes only.
Eye types should not be Button, Dark, or Multi-Gaze. Dark Sclera and Swirl not preferred.

Matching genes (such as Laced/Edged) not preferred.

The Wood Elf classification, also called the Forest Elf classification, was the first group to separate from the High Elf classification, which was the first group.
The Wood Elves prefer a more natural lifestyle. They have multiple living sites throughout the forests of their home, and they regularly travel between them throughout the year.
They're energetic, often sprinting or flying through the dense undergrowth whenever the mood strikes them, and even adults will enjoy raucous games of make-believe together. However, a Wood Elf dragon that does not want to be found will not be found, as they are magically adept at slipping away without being seen.
The Wood Elf dragons don't get along well with the High Elf dragons due to the dispute over lifestyle that caused them to originally split. However, the two groups have more in common than they'd like to admit.

I think it makes sense to say that the allowed species will apply to all of the classifications.
I want to do the rune elf morphology next...
The Horizon Elves classification (which I realized I never actually posted about here???) needs a bit more time to cook... :P