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I'm a bit surprised about the lack of reaction to Thulia finally revealing what she is, afetr all the (usually inaccurate!) speculation over the last few years...

Astrodragon wrote:

I'm a bit surprised about the lack of reaction to Thulia finally revealing what she is, afetr all the (usually inaccurate!) speculation over the last few years...

we aren't certain about the implications yet. There's a lot of different lore sets to go off of in regards to dragons. Clearly she belongs to a natural shape shifting/ multiform variety (depending on magic "rules" in play those can be somewhat distinct), but that doesn't really narrow down the lore set very much. It does explain the fire plane natives on Earth a bit more, and the council that's interested in Thulia's activities, making them likely a Council of Elders. It does mean anything designed to work on demons in general probably wouldn't work well on Thulia or Morgana without being tuned to them or being abnormally high powered.

mhalpern wrote:

Astrodragon wrote:

I'm a bit surprised about the lack of reaction to Thulia finally revealing what she is, afetr all the (usually inaccurate!) speculation over the last few years...

we aren't certain about the implications yet. There's a lot of different lore sets to go off of in regards to dragons. Clearly she belongs to a natural shape shifting/ multiform variety (depending on magic "rules" in play those can be somewhat distinct), but that doesn't really narrow down the lore set very much. It does explain the fire plane natives on Earth a bit more, and the council that's interested in Thulia's activities, making them likely a Council of Elders. It does mean anything designed to work on demons in general probably wouldn't work well on Thulia or Morgana without being tuned to them or being abnormally high powered.

True, there are a lot of different types of dragon out there. her people are normally multiform, unless significant magic is involved. Thulia's modifications to her body type are unusual for one so young, but given her background and needs it was logical for her.

An anti-demon effect either wouldn't work (not enough heritage to be defined as a demoness), or have a reduced effect. Of course, she doesn't get the advantages a demon would either.

Astrodragon wrote:

mhalpern wrote:

Astrodragon wrote:

I'm a bit surprised about the lack of reaction to Thulia finally revealing what she is, afetr all the (usually inaccurate!) speculation over the last few years...

we aren't certain about the implications yet. There's a lot of different lore sets to go off of in regards to dragons. Clearly she belongs to a natural shape shifting/ multiform variety (depending on magic "rules" in play those can be somewhat distinct), but that doesn't really narrow down the lore set very much. It does explain the fire plane natives on Earth a bit more, and the council that's interested in Thulia's activities, making them likely a Council of Elders. It does mean anything designed to work on demons in general probably wouldn't work well on Thulia or Morgana without being tuned to them or being abnormally high powered.

True, there are a lot of different types of dragon out there. her people are normally multiform, unless significant magic is involved. Thulia's modifications to her body type are unusual for one so young, but given her background and needs it was logical for her.

An anti-demon effect either wouldn't work (not enough heritage to be defined as a demoness), or have a reduced effect. Of course, she doesn't get the advantages a demon would either.

Being multiform, she probably isn't the type of dragon that sometimes forms telepathic bonds with a humanoid rider, there's simply no need for such when you can form shift to easily interact with non-dragons. I mean they probably could if they really wanted to, using advanced magic, but not as a natural ability.

mhalpern wrote:

Astrodragon wrote:

mhalpern wrote:

Astrodragon wrote:

I'm a bit surprised about the lack of reaction to Thulia finally revealing what she is, afetr all the (usually inaccurate!) speculation over the last few years...

we aren't certain about the implications yet. There's a lot of different lore sets to go off of in regards to dragons. Clearly she belongs to a natural shape shifting/ multiform variety (depending on magic "rules" in play those can be somewhat distinct), but that doesn't really narrow down the lore set very much. It does explain the fire plane natives on Earth a bit more, and the council that's interested in Thulia's activities, making them likely a Council of Elders. It does mean anything designed to work on demons in general probably wouldn't work well on Thulia or Morgana without being tuned to them or being abnormally high powered.

True, there are a lot of different types of dragon out there. her people are normally multiform, unless significant magic is involved. Thulia's modifications to her body type are unusual for one so young, but given her background and needs it was logical for her.

An anti-demon effect either wouldn't work (not enough heritage to be defined as a demoness), or have a reduced effect. Of course, she doesn't get the advantages a demon would either.

Being multiform, she probably isn't the type of dragon that sometimes forms telepathic bonds with a humanoid rider, there's simply no need for such when you can form shift to easily interact with non-dragons. I mean they probably could if they really wanted to, using advanced magic, but not as a natural ability.

You're right, she isn't that sort of dragon.
As to having a rider.... no, probably best not to go there!

you know, I wonder if Thulia's ever gonna bring her armor penetrating "sports equipment" to try out at the range...

Astrodragon wrote:

mhalpern wrote:

Astrodragon wrote:

mhalpern wrote:

Astrodragon wrote:

I'm a bit surprised about the lack of reaction to Thulia finally revealing what she is, afetr all the (usually inaccurate!) speculation over the last few years...

we aren't certain about the implications yet. There's a lot of different lore sets to go off of in regards to dragons. Clearly she belongs to a natural shape shifting/ multiform variety (depending on magic "rules" in play those can be somewhat distinct), but that doesn't really narrow down the lore set very much. It does explain the fire plane natives on Earth a bit more, and the council that's interested in Thulia's activities, making them likely a Council of Elders. It does mean anything designed to work on demons in general probably wouldn't work well on Thulia or Morgana without being tuned to them or being abnormally high powered.

True, there are a lot of different types of dragon out there. her people are normally multiform, unless significant magic is involved. Thulia's modifications to her body type are unusual for one so young, but given her background and needs it was logical for her.

An anti-demon effect either wouldn't work (not enough heritage to be defined as a demoness), or have a reduced effect. Of course, she doesn't get the advantages a demon would either.

Being multiform, she probably isn't the type of dragon that sometimes forms telepathic bonds with a humanoid rider, there's simply no need for such when you can form shift to easily interact with non-dragons. I mean they probably could if they really wanted to, using advanced magic, but not as a natural ability.

You're right, she isn't that sort of dragon.
As to having a rider.... no, probably best not to go there!

I'm sure Thulia would much rather teach Morgana to fly, and Morgana would rather teach Thulia to swim than let the other carry them

mhalpern wrote:

Astrodragon wrote:

mhalpern wrote:

Astrodragon wrote:

mhalpern wrote:

Astrodragon wrote:

I'm a bit surprised about the lack of reaction to Thulia finally revealing what she is, afetr all the (usually inaccurate!) speculation over the last few years...

we aren't certain about the implications yet. There's a lot of different lore sets to go off of in regards to dragons. Clearly she belongs to a natural shape shifting/ multiform variety (depending on magic "rules" in play those can be somewhat distinct), but that doesn't really narrow down the lore set very much. It does explain the fire plane natives on Earth a bit more, and the council that's interested in Thulia's activities, making them likely a Council of Elders. It does mean anything designed to work on demons in general probably wouldn't work well on Thulia or Morgana without being tuned to them or being abnormally high powered.

True, there are a lot of different types of dragon out there. her people are normally multiform, unless significant magic is involved. Thulia's modifications to her body type are unusual for one so young, but given her background and needs it was logical for her.

An anti-demon effect either wouldn't work (not enough heritage to be defined as a demoness), or have a reduced effect. Of course, she doesn't get the advantages a demon would either.

Being multiform, she probably isn't the type of dragon that sometimes forms telepathic bonds with a humanoid rider, there's simply no need for such when you can form shift to easily interact with non-dragons. I mean they probably could if they really wanted to, using advanced magic, but not as a natural ability.

You're right, she isn't that sort of dragon.
As to having a rider.... no, probably best not to go there!

I'm sure Thulia would much rather teach Morgana to fly, and Morgana would rather teach Thulia to swim than let the other carry them

Both those are definate possibilities

Wee!!  G2 Goobers!  I look forward to seeing them.

Dragon girl?  Hot.
-rubs chin in thought-  Ok, so way back Thulia's and Ty's people go their separate ways, one to the stars, the other to another plain?

Cryptic wrote:

Wee!!  G2 Goobers!  I look forward to seeing them.

Dragon girl?  Hot.
-rubs chin in thought-  Ok, so way back Thulia's and Ty's people go their separate ways, one to the stars, the other to another plain?
 

Well, Ty may of may not have been a real dragon - and with him currently missing, we can't ask him.

Astrodragon wrote:

Cryptic wrote:

Wee!!  G2 Goobers!  I look forward to seeing them.

Dragon girl?  Hot.
-rubs chin in thought-  Ok, so way back Thulia's and Ty's people go their separate ways, one to the stars, the other to another plain?

 

Well, Ty may of may not have been a real dragon - and with him currently missing, we can't ask him.

he could have been an Avatar, and biologically a real dragon or just a different kind of dragon,

I believe the word used was "Sthri".

I prefer *spung*

That is an entirely different kink!