Editing Age Of Dragons: Characterisation (section)

==Set Agenda==
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What does your character want?
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Dragons live a long time, and most of them have the wit and foresight to make fairly long term plans. Its worth knowing from the outset what your character's agenda is, as if nothing else it gives the GM plot hooks for future stories.
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Agendas can be as simple or complex as you desire. A brutish Blood Dragon may have no wish other than to become a warrior without peer, and to defeat all challengers. A well-bred Pure Dragon may wish to come to terms with the legends of his famous father and heroic grandfather, balancing the feeling of pressure to achieve great deeds and to continue his bloodline, with his own personal desire to become a celibate recluse in the White Archives, and his own burdgeoning awareness of his homosexuality.
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Agendas also need not be set in stone. Humans can change their life direction a half dozen times in the space of a few years. While Dragons tend to have more of a long term view, one thousand years is a long time, and even a Dragon is entitled to change his mind. As the story progresses, there may be lfe events that change a Dragon's view of the world, and likewise shift his agenda. This is the sort of thing that is ripe with roleplaying potential, so its often well worthwhile playing out these changes in priorities in the story.
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