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* CentralTheme: Kingship and Divine Right to rule trying to survive in a world where it no longer has any reason to be. Dragons are used as a metaphor for the kings of the past, once glorious but now trying to retain what remains of their faded glory, with vast powers they can see usurped on the drop on a hat.
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* HalfHumanHybrid: Downplayed; technically, Oroboroi can still have children with humans, but said children will always be one hundred percent humans. Still, they ''do'' get some non-supernatural advantages from their draconic blood, such as being natural leaders, a better understanding of what it means to be a Dragon, and a body better designed to house a Dragon's Furnace upon the metamorphosis.
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* OurDragonsAreDifferent: Physically, the Oroboroi are a hodge podge of traits from various cultural mythologies. They used to be worshipped by humans as gods, but have lost their influence nowadays, and are slowly dying out. They can become immortal by removing their heart and keeping it as a SoulJar, allowing them to reincarnate as long as it's safe; they are unable to procreate naturally, instead passing their powers by having a human eat their Heart. They can assume a human form to walk among mortals. Jadeite is their KryptoniteFactor, and they need the adulation of mortals to survive, otherwise they will turn to stone.
* PainfulTransformation: Coronation is described as ''very'' painful, feeling like if your whole body was burning and hot spikes were piercing through your chest.

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* OurDragonsAreDifferent: Physically, the Oroboroi are a hodge podge of traits from various cultural mythologies. They used to be worshipped by humans as gods, but have lost their influence nowadays, and are slowly dying out. They can become immortal by removing their heart and keeping it as a SoulJar, allowing them to reincarnate as long as it's safe; they are unable to procreate naturally, instead passing their powers by having a human eat their Heart. They can assume a human form to walk among mortals. Jadeite is their KryptoniteFactor, and they need the adulation of mortals to survive, otherwise they will turn to stone.
[[TakenForGranite fossilize]].
* PainfulTransformation: Coronation is described as ''very'' painful, feeling like if your whole body was burning and hot spikes were piercing through your chest. It feels pretty good once it's over, though.
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* OurDragonsAreDifferent: Physically, the Oroboroi are a hodge podge of traits from various cultural mythologies. They used to be worshipped by humans as gods, but have lost their influence nowadays, and are slowly dying out.

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* OurDragonsAreDifferent: Physically, the Oroboroi are a hodge podge of traits from various cultural mythologies. They used to be worshipped by humans as gods, but have lost their influence nowadays, and are slowly dying out. They can become immortal by removing their heart and keeping it as a SoulJar, allowing them to reincarnate as long as it's safe; they are unable to procreate naturally, instead passing their powers by having a human eat their Heart. They can assume a human form to walk among mortals. Jadeite is their KryptoniteFactor, and they need the adulation of mortals to survive, otherwise they will turn to stone.

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* CannibalismSuperpower: Dragons known as Devourers have a habit of stroking their Furnace with Hearts stolen from other Dragons. This practice is even ''more'' reviled among Oroboroi than [[TabletopGame/VampireTheRequiem Diablerie is among vampires]], since in addition of being morally abject, each Heart devoured cause a Dragon to die permanently, getting their already DyingRace even closer to extinction. It's also very [[FantasticDrug addictive]] and causes [[BodyHorror parts of the Devourer's victims to appear on his True Form, eventually growing into full additional heads denouncing his crimes]].

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* CannibalismSuperpower: Dragons known as Devourers have a habit of stroking their Furnace with Hearts stolen from other Dragons. This practice is even ''more'' reviled among Oroboroi than [[TabletopGame/VampireTheRequiem Diablerie is among vampires]], since in addition of being morally abject, each Heart devoured cause a Dragon to die permanently, getting their already DyingRace even closer to extinction. It's also very [[FantasticDrug addictive]] and causes [[BodyHorror parts of the Devourer's victims to appear on his True Form, eventually growing into full additional heads denouncing his crimes]]. Those who go too far with it end up losing their minds and becoming Hydras.
* ControlFreak: Dragons are ''required'' to be this by their very nature, since they need people aduling and submitting to them to survive.
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* BlessedWithSuck: As usually is the case with the ''TabletopGame/NewWorldOfDarkness''. You are an immortal, fire-breathing, flying reptile with supernatural abilities and capable of taking a human for. However, your entire life depends on a SoulJar you have to protect at all cost, since its destruction would mean the end for you. And ''a lot'' of enemies will try to get their hands on it, from humans eager to destroy it out of hate for your kind or to devour it so they can acquire your powers, to other dragons who just have an addiction to it; you are very likely to sink into paranoia, always living in fear that people might get their hands on the ''one'' thing that could instantly kill you despite all your power. You also now need to maintain a position of authority over humans to survive, otherwise you will end up gradually turning to stone and cease to exist. And finally, [[EldritchAbomination the Deep Ones]] are likely to approach you and try to lure you into a DealWithTheDevil so they can harvest your organs.

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* BlessedWithSuck: As usually is the case with the ''TabletopGame/NewWorldOfDarkness''. You are an immortal, fire-breathing, flying reptile with supernatural abilities and capable of taking a human for.form. However, your entire life depends on a SoulJar you have to protect at all cost, since its destruction would mean the end for you. And ''a lot'' of enemies will try to get their hands on it, from humans eager to destroy it out of hate for your kind or to devour it so they can acquire your powers, to other dragons who just have an addiction to it; you are very likely to sink into paranoia, always living in fear that people might get their hands on the ''one'' thing that could instantly kill you despite all your power. You also now need to maintain a position of authority over humans to survive, otherwise you will end up gradually turning to stone and cease to exist. And finally, [[EldritchAbomination the Deep Ones]] are likely to approach you and try to lure you into a DealWithTheDevil so they can harvest your organs.
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* BlessedWithSuck: As usually is the case with the ''TabletopGame/NewWorldOfDarkness''. You are an immortal, fire-breathing, flying reptile with supernatural abilities and capable of taking a human for. However, your entire life depends on a SoulJar you have to protect at all cost, since its destruction would mean the end for you. And ''a lot'' of enemies will try to get their hands on it, from humans eager to destroy it out of hate for your kind or to devour it so they can acquire your powers, to other dragons who just have an addiction to it; you are very likely to sink into paranoia, always living in fear that people might get their hands on the ''one'' thing that could instantly kill you despite all your power. You also now need to maintain a position of authority over humans to survive, otherwise you will end up gradually turning to stone and cease to exist. And finally, [[EldritchAbomination the Deep Ones]] are likely to approach you and try to lure you into a DealWithTheDevil so they can harvest your organs.


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* TakenForGranite: This is what happens to Dragons when they fail to satisfy their dependence on humans admiring and aduling them.
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* KryptoniteFactor: Jadeite (True chinese hard jade), which inflicts aggravated damages to the Oroboroi the same way silver hurts [[TabletopGame/WerewolfTheForsaken werewolves]].
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* ToServeMan: Averted; Dragons can consume human (or any sentient supernatural being's) flesh, but they consider it a harrowing experience and would rather avoid doing it unless it's necessary.

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* ToServeMan: Averted; Dragons can consume human (or any sentient supernatural being's) flesh, but they consider it a harrowing experience harrowing, and would rather avoid doing it unless it's necessary.
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* SuperPoweredEvilSide: The schitck of the Scholars of the Five Evils. They're the nicest individuals you could ever meet...because they're in complete denial that they are, in fact, dragons, and so have suppressed their instincts into a ball of self-loathing. Being confronted with their Vice often causes them to lose control and switch to a completely different, very JerkAss personality that's probably a hundred times worse than normal dragons...and neither self is particularly sane.

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* SuperPoweredEvilSide: The schitck of the Scholars of the Five Evils. They're the nicest individuals you could ever meet...because they're in complete denial that they are, in fact, dragons, and so have suppressed their instincts into a ball of self-loathing. Being confronted with their Vice often causes them to lose control and switch to a completely different, very JerkAss personality that's probably a hundred times worse than normal dragons...and neither self is particularly sane.sane.
* ToServeMan: Averted; Dragons can consume human (or any sentient supernatural being's) flesh, but they consider it a harrowing experience and would rather avoid doing it unless it's necessary.
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* ResurrectiveImmortality: A dragon who removed his Heart becomes this; if his physical form gets destroyed, his soul stays anchored to his Heart until the body is repaired.

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So is the introductory tale of ''Dragon: The Embers'', a fan supplement for the [[NewWorldOfDarkness World of Darkness]]. Dragons are not widespread like vampires, nor do they seem to serve a purpose, like werewolves. Rather, they are dying out, too few in number to take the world again, devouring themselves to live on, forced to literally part with their hearts. An in-progress PDF can be found [[http://mrgone.rocksolidshells.com/pdf/fansheets/Dragon_The_Embers_Bailout_Draft_2-14-11.pdf here]]. A completed pdf can be found here [[https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B31Gud9WnwZXTHU1OE8wSDVEQWM/edit?pli=1]]

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So is the introductory tale of ''Dragon: The Embers'', a fan supplement for the [[NewWorldOfDarkness World of Darkness]]. Dragons are not widespread like vampires, nor do they seem to serve a purpose, like werewolves. Rather, they are dying out, too few in number to take the world again, devouring themselves to live on, forced to literally part with their hearts.

The inborn splats of the game are refereed to as ''Methods'', and are based on how a Dragon acquired the Heart to make him what he is:

* '''Slayers''': The "Rabid Monsters", those who acquired their Heart by taking a life. They are forceful, violent and impatient, eager to provoke bloodshed and with the muscles to back it up. Their True Form always have something to do with war.

* '''Finders''': the "Inquisitive Monsters", who found their Heart in research and treasure-hunting. Curious, determined and driven, they always want to know everything about everything, and they have the time to do it. Their Ablution usually enhance their intellectual pursuits.

* '''Challengers''': the "Devoted Monsters", who won their Heart as a prize in a competition. Skilled, tactful and arrogant, they are always looking for the next big game. Their true form is that of some great champion, ready to take on all odds through sheer force of will.

* '''Tricksters''': the "Noxious Monsters", who acquired their Heart through a con or a heist. Deceitful, cunning and treacherous, they love setting traps and pulling the rug out from other people. Triksters are rotten on the inside, and it shows on the outside when they assume Ablution: they are toxic.

* '''Inheritors''': the "Entitled Monsters", whose Heart were gifted. Socially favored, pompous and ambitious, they expect respect and are adept at negociation. Their True Form is a perfect combination of stature and elegance.

An in-progress PDF can be found [[http://mrgone.rocksolidshells.com/pdf/fansheets/Dragon_The_Embers_Bailout_Draft_2-14-11.pdf here]]. A completed pdf can be found here [[https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B31Gud9WnwZXTHU1OE8wSDVEQWM/edit?pli=1]]

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''A Storytelling Game of Divine Right''



So is the introductory tale of Dragon: The Embers, a fan supplement for the [[NewWorldOfDarkness World of Darkness]]. Dragons are not widespread like vampires, nor do they seem to serve a purpose, like werewolves. Rather, they are dying out, too few in number to take the world again, devouring themselves to live on, forced to literally part with their hearts. An in-progress PDF can be found [[http://mrgone.rocksolidshells.com/pdf/fansheets/Dragon_The_Embers_Bailout_Draft_2-14-11.pdf here]]. A completed pdf can be found here [[https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B31Gud9WnwZXTHU1OE8wSDVEQWM/edit?pli=1]]

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So is the introductory tale of Dragon: ''Dragon: The Embers, Embers'', a fan supplement for the [[NewWorldOfDarkness World of Darkness]]. Dragons are not widespread like vampires, nor do they seem to serve a purpose, like werewolves. Rather, they are dying out, too few in number to take the world again, devouring themselves to live on, forced to literally part with their hearts. An in-progress PDF can be found [[http://mrgone.rocksolidshells.com/pdf/fansheets/Dragon_The_Embers_Bailout_Draft_2-14-11.pdf here]]. A completed pdf can be found here [[https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B31Gud9WnwZXTHU1OE8wSDVEQWM/edit?pli=1]]
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* DragonsPreferPrincesses: [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] and played with; Dragons draw power from having people worshipping or admiring them in some form as their subordinate, so they frequently collect people, commonly referred to as "Maidens" or "Unmarried", to trap them in a life of subservience. It's not required for them to truly be abusive toward their Maiden however, and it's entirely possible to let them lead a happy life while they only play prisonner as a role.

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* DragonsPreferPrincesses: [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] and played with; Dragons draw power from having people worshipping or admiring them in some form as their subordinate, subordinates, so they frequently collect people, commonly referred to as "Maidens" or "Unmarried", to trap them in a life of subservience. It's not required for them to truly be abusive toward their Maiden Maidens however, and it's entirely possible to let them lead a happy life while they only play prisonner as a role.
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* DragonsPreferPrincesses: [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] and played with; Dragons draw power from having people worshipping or admiring them in some form as their subordinate, so they frequently collect people, commonly referred to as "Maiden" or "Unmarried", to trap them in a life of subservience. It's not required for them to truly be abusive toward their Maiden however, and it's entirely possible to let them lead a happy life while they only play prisonner as a role.

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* DragonsPreferPrincesses: [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] and played with; Dragons draw power from having people worshipping or admiring them in some form as their subordinate, so they frequently collect people, commonly referred to as "Maiden" "Maidens" or "Unmarried", to trap them in a life of subservience. It's not required for them to truly be abusive toward their Maiden however, and it's entirely possible to let them lead a happy life while they only play prisonner as a role.
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* CannibalismSuperpower: Dragons known as Devourers have a habit of stroking their Furnace with Hearts stolen from other Dragons. This practice is even ''more'' reviled among Oroboroi than [[TabletopGame/VampireTheRequeim Diablerie is among vampires]], since in addition of being morally abject, each Heart devoured cause a Dragon to die permanently, getting their already DyingRace even closer to extinction. It's also very [[FantasticDrug addictive]] and causes [[BodyHorror parts of the Devourer's victims to appear on his True Form, eventually growing into full additional heads denouncing his crimes]].

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* CannibalismSuperpower: Dragons known as Devourers have a habit of stroking their Furnace with Hearts stolen from other Dragons. This practice is even ''more'' reviled among Oroboroi than [[TabletopGame/VampireTheRequeim [[TabletopGame/VampireTheRequiem Diablerie is among vampires]], since in addition of being morally abject, each Heart devoured cause a Dragon to die permanently, getting their already DyingRace even closer to extinction. It's also very [[FantasticDrug addictive]] and causes [[BodyHorror parts of the Devourer's victims to appear on his True Form, eventually growing into full additional heads denouncing his crimes]].
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* DragonPreferPrincesses: [[JustifedTrope Justified]] and played with; Dragons draw power from having people worshipping or admiring them in some form as their subordinate, so they frequently collect people, commonly referred to as "Maiden" or "Unmarried", to trap them in a life of subservience. It's not required for them to truly be abusive toward their Maiden however, and it's entirely possible to let them lead a happy life while they only play prisonner as a role.

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* DragonPreferPrincesses: [[JustifedTrope DragonsPreferPrincesses: [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] and played with; Dragons draw power from having people worshipping or admiring them in some form as their subordinate, so they frequently collect people, commonly referred to as "Maiden" or "Unmarried", to trap them in a life of subservience. It's not required for them to truly be abusive toward their Maiden however, and it's entirely possible to let them lead a happy life while they only play prisonner as a role.
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* DragonPreferPrincesses: [[JustifedTrope Justified]] and played with; Dragons draw power from having people worshipping or admiring them in some form as their subordinate, so they frequently collect people, commonly referred to as "Maiden" or "Unmarried", to trap them in a life of subservience. It's not required for them to truly be abusive toward their Maiden however, and it's entirely possible to let them lead a happy life while they only play prisonner as a role.
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* OurDragonsAreDifferent: Physically, the Oroboroi are a hodge podge of traits from various cultural mythologies. They used to be worshipped by humans as gods, but have lost their influence nowadays, and are slowly dying out. They also are powered by how many people they command and how much these people look up to them.

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* OurDragonsAreDifferent: Physically, the Oroboroi are a hodge podge of traits from various cultural mythologies. They used to be worshipped by humans as gods, but have lost their influence nowadays, and are slowly dying out. They also are powered by how many people they command and how much these people look up to them.
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* TheMasquerade: Like most supernatural creatures in the World of Darkness, Oroboroi enforce one, which is especially understandable, seeing how back when humans actually ''knew'' about them, they nearly exterminated them. In their case, it's enforced by a supernatural force called Miasma, which doesn't actually prevent mortals from seeing them, but leaves them unable to describe what they actually saw to anyone; if they try, their description will come out as confused, or just make it seem like they saw a mundane animal, like an alligator.

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* TheMasquerade: {{Masquerade}}: Like most supernatural creatures in the World of Darkness, Oroboroi enforce one, which is especially understandable, seeing how back when humans actually ''knew'' about them, they nearly exterminated them. In their case, it's enforced by a supernatural force called Miasma, which doesn't actually prevent mortals from seeing them, but leaves them unable to describe what they actually saw to anyone; if they try, their description will come out as confused, or just make it seem like they saw a mundane animal, like an alligator.

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* CannibalismSuperpower: Dragons known as Devourers have a habit of stroking their Furnace with Hearts stolen from other Dragons. This practice is even ''more'' reviled among Oroboroi than [[TabletopGame/VampireTheRequeim Diablerie is among vampires]], since in addition of being morally abject, it's very [[FantasticDrug addictive]]

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* CannibalismSuperpower: Dragons known as Devourers have a habit of stroking their Furnace with Hearts stolen from other Dragons. This practice is even ''more'' reviled among Oroboroi than [[TabletopGame/VampireTheRequeim Diablerie is among vampires]], since in addition of being morally abject, it's each Heart devoured cause a Dragon to die permanently, getting their already DyingRace even closer to extinction. It's also very [[FantasticDrug addictive]]addictive]] and causes [[BodyHorror parts of the Devourer's victims to appear on his True Form, eventually growing into full additional heads denouncing his crimes]].



* OurDragonsAreDifferent: Physically, the Oroboroi are a hodge podge of traits from various cultural mythologies. They used to be worshipped by humans as gods, but have lost their influence nowadays, and are slowly dying out.

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* TheMasquerade: Like most supernatural creatures in the World of Darkness, Oroboroi enforce one, which is especially understandable, seeing how back when humans actually ''knew'' about them, they nearly exterminated them. In their case, it's enforced by a supernatural force called Miasma, which doesn't actually prevent mortals from seeing them, but leaves them unable to describe what they actually saw to anyone; if they try, their description will come out as confused, or just make it seem like they saw a mundane animal, like an alligator.
* OneWingedAngel: Dragons who removed their Heart take human forms, but retain the ability to manifest their draconic features and return to their True Form. This ability is known as Ablution.
* OurDragonsAreDifferent: Physically, the Oroboroi are a hodge podge of traits from various cultural mythologies. They used to be worshipped by humans as gods, but have lost their influence nowadays, and are slowly dying out. They also are powered by how many people they command and how much these people look up to them.
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* CannibalismSuperpower: Dragons known as Devourers have a habit of stroking their Furnace with Hearts stolen from other Dragons. This practice is even ''more'' reviled among Oroboroi than [[TabletopGame/VampireTheRequeim Diablerie is among vampires]], since in addition of being morally abject, it's very [[FantasticDrug addictive]]
* DealWithTheDevil: Dragons acquired the ability to remove their heart by doing one with the Deep Ones. It granted them the ability to [[ResurrectiveImmortality resurrect from it if they get killed]] and to take human form, but removed their ability to breed.


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* SoulJar: A Dragon's Heart becomes this once removed; if an Oroboroi's physical form is slain, his Soul will be preserved and he will eventually reincarnate from where his Heart is. Similarly, destroying or devouring the Heart will result in the Dragon's immediate death. Because of this, they tend to be very paranoid regarding the protection of their Heart.

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* ImAHumanitarian: How to gain the powers of a dragon; since the Oroboroi cannot have draconic children, they instead chose human heirs and have them literally consume their Hearts, causing them to assimilate the power and become new dragons. This transformation is called Coronation.
* OurDragonsAreDifferent: Physically, the Oroboroi are a hodge podge of traits from various cultural mythologies.

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* ImAHumanitarian: How to gain the powers of a dragon; since the Oroboroi cannot have draconic children, they instead chose human heirs and have them literally consume their Hearts, causing them to assimilate the power and become new dragons. This transformation is called Coronation.
Coronation. Of course, there are cases where mortals will just slay dragons and forcefully take their Hearts.
* OurDragonsAreDifferent: Physically, the Oroboroi are a hodge podge of traits from various cultural mythologies. They used to be worshipped by humans as gods, but have lost their influence nowadays, and are slowly dying out.
* PainfulTransformation: Coronation is described as ''very'' painful, feeling like if your whole body was burning and hot spikes were piercing through your chest.
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* ImAHumanitarian: How to gain the powers of a dragon.
* OurDragonsAreDifferent: Physically they are a hodge podge of traits from various cultural mythologies.

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* ImAHumanitarian: How to gain the powers of a dragon.
dragon; since the Oroboroi cannot have draconic children, they instead chose human heirs and have them literally consume their Hearts, causing them to assimilate the power and become new dragons. This transformation is called Coronation.
* OurDragonsAreDifferent: Physically they Physically, the Oroboroi are a hodge podge of traits from various cultural mythologies.
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* DyingRace: Dragons lost the ability to reproduce (they can still have children with humans, but said children will be one hundred percent human), and their Hearts aren't a renewable ressource, so the species is dying out.
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So is the introductory tale of Dragon: The Embers, a fan supplement for the [[NewWorldOfDarkness World of Darkness]]. Dragons are not widespread like vampires, nor do they seem to serve a purpose, like werewolves. Rather, they are dying out, too few in number to take the world again, devouring themselves to live on, forced to literally part with their hearts. An in-progress PDF can be found [[http://mrgone.rocksolidshells.com/pdf/fansheets/Dragon_The_Embers_Bailout_Draft_2-14-11.pdf here]].

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So is the introductory tale of Dragon: The Embers, a fan supplement for the [[NewWorldOfDarkness World of Darkness]]. Dragons are not widespread like vampires, nor do they seem to serve a purpose, like werewolves. Rather, they are dying out, too few in number to take the world again, devouring themselves to live on, forced to literally part with their hearts. An in-progress PDF can be found [[http://mrgone.rocksolidshells.com/pdf/fansheets/Dragon_The_Embers_Bailout_Draft_2-14-11.pdf here]].
here]]. A completed pdf can be found here [[https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B31Gud9WnwZXTHU1OE8wSDVEQWM/edit?pli=1]]
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** IncendiaryExponent: flammable foods, such as high-proof liquor, work even better. [[ExtremeOmnivore So does gasoline.]] [[UpToEleven Ammonium nitrate/fuel oil]] works even better, though there are penalties for eating [[MasochistsMeal non-food-like "food"]].

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** IncendiaryExponent: flammable foods, such as high-proof liquor, work even better. [[ExtremeOmnivore So does gasoline.]] [[UpToEleven Ammonium nitrate/fuel oil]] works even better, really well, though there are penalties for eating [[MasochistsMeal non-food-like "food"]].
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* BigEater: one of the primary ways to recharge their [[{{Mana}} Breath]], the other being to sleep on something expensive (a pile of gold will do just fine, [[FridgeLogic so long as a human body could actually get a decent night's rest on it]]).
** IncendiaryExponent: flammable foods, such as high-proof liquor, work even better. [[ExtremeOmnivore So does gasoline.]] [[UpToEleven Ammonium nitrate/fuel oil]] works even better, though there are penalties for eating [[MasochistsMeal non-food-like "food"]].
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So is the introductory tale of Dragon: The Embers, a fan supplement for the [[NewWorldOfDarkness World of Darkness]]. Dragons are not widespread like vampires, nor do they seem to serve a purpose, like werewolves. Rather, they are dying out, too few in number to take the world again, devouring themselves to live on, forced to literally part with their hearts. An in-progress PDF can be found [[http://mrgone.rocksolidshells.com/pdf/fansheets/Dragon_the_Embers_Playtesting_Draft_7-26-2010.pdf here]].

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So is the introductory tale of Dragon: The Embers, a fan supplement for the [[NewWorldOfDarkness World of Darkness]]. Dragons are not widespread like vampires, nor do they seem to serve a purpose, like werewolves. Rather, they are dying out, too few in number to take the world again, devouring themselves to live on, forced to literally part with their hearts. An in-progress PDF can be found [[http://mrgone.rocksolidshells.com/pdf/fansheets/Dragon_the_Embers_Playtesting_Draft_7-26-2010.com/pdf/fansheets/Dragon_The_Embers_Bailout_Draft_2-14-11.pdf here]].



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Long ago, dragons ruled the Earth and mankind. It was the Dominon, when a single sneer at a dragon could bring incineration. The dragons liked their power. Then came the day when a mortal realized he could kill a dragon. Realizing they could fight against their oppressors, mankind rose and fought, and soon, drangonkind was forced into hiding. It was the Collapse.

So is the introductory tale of Dragon: The Embers, a fan supplement for the [[NewWorldOfDarkness World of Darkness]]. Dragons are not widespread like vampires, nor do they seem to serve a purpose, like werewolves. Rather, they are dying out, too few in number to take the world again, devouring themselves to live on, forced to literally part with their hearts. An in-progress PDF can be found [[http://mrgone.rocksolidshells.com/pdf/fansheets/Dragon_the_Embers_Playtesting_Draft_7-26-2010.pdf here]].

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* EldritchAbomination: Deep Ones. Also TheSoulless, and they want to [[DealWithTheDevil haggle for your organs]] so they can feel emotion.
* ImAHumanitarian: How to gain the powers of a dragon.
* OurDragonsAreDifferent
* SuperPoweredEvilSide: The schitck of the Scholars of the Five Evils. They're the nicest individuals you could ever meet...because they're in complete denial that they are, in fact, dragons, and so have suppressed their instincts into a ball of self-loathing. Being confronted with their Vice often causes them to lose control and switch to a completely different, very JerkAss personality that's probably a hundred times worse than normal dragons...and neither self is particularly sane.

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