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Dragons are innately tied to magic, and no breed shows this more clearly than the inscribed dragons. Every scale on an inscribed dragon is marked with a runic symbol; when one uses its devastating breath, a spear of blue light, these runes flare to life. Inscribed dragons are notably smaller than most other breeds, and tend to rely upon their minds rather than raw muscular power. A few are capable of working magic, but even those who aren't tend to hoard information, especially information few others have. The wise do not assume that being intelligent makes inscribed dragons more reasonable or approachable in human terms - inscribed dragons tend to be secretive to the point of paranoia, and often have very inhuman mindsets. | Dragons are innately tied to magic, and no breed shows this more clearly than the inscribed dragons. Every scale on an inscribed dragon is marked with a runic symbol; when one uses its devastating breath, a spear of blue light, these runes flare to life. Inscribed dragons are notably smaller than most other breeds, and tend to rely upon their minds rather than raw muscular power. A few are capable of working magic, but even those who aren't tend to hoard information, especially information few others have. The wise do not assume that being intelligent makes inscribed dragons more reasonable or approachable in human terms - inscribed dragons tend to be secretive to the point of paranoia, and often have very inhuman mindsets. |