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[the-blank-crossing-os]

TBC loredump 4: Extensive info about the gods/The Beyond

There are 9 gods. They're: Sunflower and Moonflower, the day and night gods (they also control the weather of their respective times); Fieldy, the god of all flora AND the sea, basically every environment on Fiearth; Microorganism, the god of all living creatures and natural selection; Wildfire, the god of fire, strong emotions and natural disasters; Reaper Star, the god of the Passing Hallways; Blanket, the God of Eternal Peace; Magma, the god of Eternal Suffering; Past-Present-Future, the gods of time. There's also two mortal-turned-gods, their names are Opal Drop and Rafflesia. Their existence is heavily debated over, and it's only been proven that Reaper Star is real through the invention of recovery centers, and Wildfire as the only one who can physically appear to mortals. They all reside in the beyond, in tiny realms scattered across an empty void, though the afterlife realms are much bigger than all of the others. Godly marks are their creations, basically like leaving a watermark on your own work except it's become things objects use in their daily lives They don't have a concept of identity so mortals tend to assign them pronouns (they don't care)

We have 3 realms for the afterlife. the Passing Hallways, the Realm of Eternal Peace, and the Realm of Eternal Suffering (new name!). Objects generally just call these realms The Beyond, they've only just learned of the Hallways' existence recently and no alive objects know of the other two realms. The Hallways is a black and white little room with two hallways on both sides. It is where objects go immediately after death, and there resides two objects, the Managers of the Hallways. They're mortal-turned-god-adjacent and their job is to keep track of every object that ends up there, and offer them guidance if needed. Some objects aren't ready to move on, and they need to be ready to pass on safely (i need to figure out why). The managers will take those objects on journeys back into the past, following their memories and basically giving them therapy to absolve any complicated feelings about anything they may have done. They can actually physically travel to the past, but they can't travel into the future Once the object is ready, they'll be allowed to ascend a bunch of stairs connecting the Hallways to the Realm of Eternal Peace. If they do so, they can't be recovered in the living world ever again and they will remain there for the rest of their... well, death

The Realm of Eternal Peace is a blank, not quite flat realm, and there resides its god, Blanky. There are a lot of objects there, but the realm is quite too big to feel cramped. There's really nothing to do here, its eternal peace after all! Most you could do is sleep, rest, talk to others, watch your still living loved ones go about their day, and nothing else. It's very empty. It's very boring. The god will cuddle with the dead objects though and try to entertain them to the best of their ability The Realm of Eternal Suffering is reserved for the worst scum of the fiearth that sees no chance of redemption, accessed through a trapdoor in the Hallways that opens directly under an object's feet when one of the managers judge them by what kind of person they were in life. This realm is also not very flat, and resembles an active volcano with lava flowing everywhere. The god there, Magma, keeps watch over the objects and make sure they don't do anything too drastic, whether to eachother or themselves Objects that go here will also be locked from recovery. Time passes a lot faster in the living world compared to the Beyond, so recovery must be done quickly, else the dead object may move on. Its very unpredictable how fast an object would move on, as it depends entirely on their decision. (Many may move on immediately.)

Reaper Star is no longer present in the Passing Hallways. They left a very, very long time ago, because they couldn't handle helping the mortals anymore. No one knows where they are now, but they're still out there in the Beyond.. Now the Hallways are watched over by two mortal-turned gods: Opal Drop and Rafflesia.

[hypnosplices]

It would be awesome if you did Chandelure and Sylveon! Love your profile picture btw!!

lol thanks!! it was so difficult to choose good a color palette!!!

[bills-pokedex]

Hey, I have a 7 yr old child who really wants a Pokemon for her birthday. Are their any Pokémon that are soft and gentle and calm for children?

Eevee.

Edit: My editor is currently threatening to restrict my account again, so allow me to answer this seriously.

Most starters are bred to be docile, so they’re often your best bet, particularly if they’re from a certified starter breeder or a pokémon professor. Of these, it’s often said that litten is the softest and gentlest (even though it evolves into something decidedly neither of these things), but there are plenty of people who would vouch for rowlet, popplio, oshawott, and every fire-type starter except charmander (and arguably chimchar when it comes to being calm). Some pikachu may fit this description as well.

Besides that, fairy- and/or normal-type pokémon often include those that are soft, gentle, and calm. Fairy-types in particular, as mischievous as they are, hang their reputation on being exactly this, which is why clefairy is a highly popular pet (besides being cute and reasonably easy for beginner pet keepers to handle. However, the fairy-type has plenty of other candidates to choose from, ranging from swirlix to snubbull. The type even boasts two nursing pokémon in the form of comfey and members of the jigglypuff line.

Meanwhile, normal-types cover a wide range of territory, but this territory also includes chansey and audino (two more soft and gentle nursing pokémon), as well as buneary, bunnelby, minccino, skitty, and lillipup (pokémon that are highly popular to keep as pets, especially for young girls). Of course, don’t discount other normal-type pokémon that are somewhat less popular choices for pets but are nonetheless excellent choices for young children, including bidoof, slakoth, patrat, or whismur. 

Granted, every type has potential candidates (psychic has espurr, solosis, and munna; bug has joltik and venonat; etc., etc.), but generally speaking, normal and fairy tend to be the most popular for young girls. My point in saying this, though, is that there’s also a chance that neither of these types interest your daughter; while they’re fairly safe suggestions, it’s also worth it to start from what her favorite type is and work from there.

But of course, if all else fails, there’s also eevee. Cute, gentle, soft, usually calm, and can be practically any type your daughter might love. They’re the perfect pets, really.

Until they eat you out of house and home and destroy your property. —LH

Details! —Bill

[phosphosiderite]

You guys really like my gem points! Here’s three more!

@lava-fire-opal-info Lava Fire Opal

@nest-of-awful-garbage Pink Spinel

@gemdrusy Euclase

[gemsonasecretsanta]

How can we join this?

In October, I will be posting a form that interested participants will fill out and send to me via the Submission Box to show me that they are interested.

[fireopal-tash]

Do you have some more info on your oc i really want to know more about then!

I have a lot of info about FireOpal but I don't know what to tell you xD

-She can create, manipulate and use fire 🔥

-Her weapon is her own body (something like martial arts) and a bo staff (red) 💥

-Like Bismuth, she is resistant to lava 🌋

-Like Opal (the fusion) Fire is quite forgetful...

-She can't resist cuteness 🐇

-She loves Ice-creams 🍦🍨

-But she doesn't like the cold...? xD

-She likes Rain. But not the ocean 🌧️🌊

-She is taller than Pearl. But shorter than Garnet (Well... Sometimes equal xD)

-She can fuse with only one gem. The only gem that was created the same way as her: BlackStarSapphire 🖤

-Both were created, not in a Kindergarten, but in a Laboratory ⚗️

-She mostly belongs to Yellow Diamond 💛

-She prefers to be free, obviously 🤔

-She loves loves loves her baby Spinel~ And Steven. And, well, she is like a protective big sister to almost everyone even if she is the youngest xD

-Pearl had a crush on her (short time tho) 💘

-Fire likes human clothes~ 🧣🧦

-Fire cannot sing at all, but she loves listening to others singing~ UwU 🎶

I think it's enough xD But if you are still curious, then I'll need specific questions ^w^' UwU

[solar-nexus-blog]

A gift from both @lava-fire-opal-info and @gem-adopts! Probably an aquamarine but also green so maybe teal beryl? Aquamarine~♡ Thanks you two!

[30diamondsanon]

So I’m making this at like 4 am to announce to my followers, and to @gemsonaresources, that I’m coming back and I’m better than ever! Okay, that last bit might be a lie.

I’m queuing up some diamonds right now cuz I’m going to be busy this weekend, example: I got a family reunion on Friday that’s gonna be awkward, and next weekend I may or may not be out of town so I’ll update y’all on that.

But yeah, it;s good to be back! And I don’t remember if I said this before, but thank you so much to @lava-fire-opal-info for your gift!! <3

[franciumgems]

Here’s my gem for @gemsonaresources‘ prompt event! My prompt was from @lava-fire-opal-info

So, this is Pumpkin Quartz! The traits I got in my prompt were: Messy hair, octagon faceted gem, Yellow Diamond soldier clothing, very serious, and not talkative.

Her weapons are these little grenade things:

The black ones are smoke bombs, the yellow ones are sort of like flashbangs, and the orange ones just plain old blow up

She has the ability to grow plants (guess what kind), and her eyes and mouth can emit light (like a jack o’lantern because pumpkin). She doesn’t use her plant powers though, because that’s a Rose Quartz Power and could easily get her shattered. That makes her feel Bad and Wrong, so she’s super focused on doing her job absolutely perfectly. She’s definitely a huge perfectionist. 

She basically hasn’t done anything but be A Good Quartz her entire life. Since she’s so intense about that and only that, she doesn’t really have any friends, which makes her focus even more on soldiering, which makes her even more loner-ish. It’s a vicious cycle type of thing.

[blogmatrix383]

The Obsidian

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What is Obsidian, How Does it Form, and What is it Used For?

Article by: Hobart M. King, PhD, RPG

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Obsidian: The specimen shown above is about two inches (five centimeters) across. The curved semi-concentric ridges are breakage marks associated with obsidian's conchoidal fracture. The rock has very sharp edges. Quantum firefox download for windows 10.

What is Obsidian?

Obsidian is an igneous rock that forms when molten rock material cools so rapidly that atoms are unable to arrange themselves into a crystalline structure. It is an amorphous material known as a 'mineraloid.' The result is a volcanic glass with a smooth uniform texture that breaks with a conchoidal fracture (see photo).

Where Does Obsidian Form?

Obsidian is usually an extrusive rock - one that solidifies above Earth's surface. However, it can form in a variety of cooling environments:

along the edges of a lava flow (extrusive)

along the edges of a volcanic dome (extrusive)

around the edges of a sill or a dike (intrusive)

where lava contacts water (extrusive)

where lava cools while airborne (extrusive)

Types of Obsidian: The specimens shown above are from Glass Butte rockhounding site in central Oregon. It shows the diversity of obsidian types that can be found in a small geographic area. Clockwise from upper left are: double flow obsidian, rainbow obsidian, black obsidian, pumpkin obsidian, mahogany obsidian, gold sheen obsidian, and the piece in the center is gold sheen. The nice photo above is from the Glass Butte Rockhounding Site page on the Deschutes National Forest website.

Mahogany obsidian: A tumble-polished specimen of 'mahogany obsidian.' Image copyright iStockphoto / Arpad Benedek.

What Color is Obsidian?

Rainbow Obsidian: A baroque cabochon of iridescent 'rainbow obsidian.'

Black is the most common color of obsidian. However, it can also be brown, tan, or green. Rarely, obsidian can be blue, red, orange, or yellow. The colors are thought to be caused mainly by trace elements or inclusions.

Occasionally two colors of obsidian will be swirled together in a single specimen. The most common color combination is black and brown obsidian swirled together - that's called 'mahogany obsidian' (see photo).

As a 'glass,' obsidian is chemically unstable. With the passage of time, some obsidian begins to crystallize. This process does not happen at a uniform rate throughout the rock. Instead it begins at various locations within the rock. At these locations, the crystallization process forms radial clusters of white or gray cristobalite crystals within the obsidian. When cut and polished, these specimens are referred to as 'snowflake obsidian' (see photos).

Where Is Obsidian Found

Rarely, obsidian has an iridescent or metallic 'sheen' caused by light reflecting from minute inclusions of mineral crystals, rock debris, or gas. These colored specimens are known as 'rainbow obsidian,' 'golden obsidian,' or 'silver obsidian,' depending upon the color of the sheen or iridescence. These specimens are very desirable for the manufacture of jewelry.

Snowflake obsidian: A tumble-polished specimen of 'snowflake obsidian.' Image copyright iStockphoto / Martin Novak.

What is the Composition of Obsidian?

Most obsidians have a composition similar to rhyolite and granite. Granites and rhyolites can form from the same magma as obsidian and are often geographically associated with the obsidian.

Rarely, volcanic glasses are found with a composition similar to basalt and gabbro. These glassy rocks are named 'tachylyte.'

Are There Other Glassy Igneous Rocks?

Pumice, scoria, and tachylyte are other volcanic glasses formed by rapid cooling. Pumice and scoria differ from obsidian by having abundant vesicles - cavities in the rock produced when gas bubbles were trapped in a solidifying melt. Tachylyte differs in composition - it has a composition similar to basalt and gabbro.

Obsidian outcrop: Obsidian along the edge of a lava flow in central Oregon. Image copyright iStockphoto / Phil Augustavo.

Obsidian knife blade: A knife blade manufactured from mahogany obsidian. The craftsman who made this blade had a very high skill level and was able to produce a serrated edge. Image copyright iStockphoto / Al Braunworth.

Occurrence of Obsidian

Obsidian is found in many locations worldwide. It is confined to areas of geologically recent volcanic activity. Obsidian older than a few million years is rare because the glassy rock is rapidly destroyed or altered by weathering, heat, or other processes.

Significant deposits of obsidian are found in Argentina, Canada, Chile, Ecuador, Greece, Guatemala, Hungary, Iceland, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Kenya, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Russia, United States, and many other locations.

In the United States it is not found east of the Mississippi River, as there is no geologically recent volcanic activity there. In the western US it is found at many locations in Arizona, California, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Washington, and Wyoming. Most obsidian used in the jewelry trade is produced in the United States.

Obsidian spear point: A spear point fashioned from opaque black obsidian. Image copyright iStockphoto / Charles Butzin.

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Uses of Obsidian as a Cutting Tool

The conchoidal fracture of obsidian causes it to break into pieces with curved surfaces. This type of fracturing can produce rock fragments with very sharp edges. These sharp fragments may have prompted the first use of obsidian by people.

The first use of obsidian by people probably occurred when a sharp piece of obsidian was used as a cutting tool. People then discovered how to skillfully break the obsidian to produce cutting tools in a variety of shapes. Obsidian was used to make knives, arrowheads, spear points, scrapers, and many other weapons and tools.

Once these discoveries were made, obsidian quickly became the raw material of preference for producing almost any sharp object. The easy-to-recognize rock became one of the first targets of organized 'mining.' It is probably a safe bet that all natural obsidian outcrops that are known today were discovered and utilized by ancient people.

The Obsidian Trilogy

Apache tears: 'Apache Tears' is a name used for small obsidian nodules of about one inch or less that can be found in volcanic areas of the southwestern United States. Their name comes from a Native American legend. During a battle between Apaches and the U.S. Cavalry in 1870, the outnumbered Apaches, facing defeat, rode their horses over a cliff rather than allow themselves to be killed by their enemy. Upon hearing the story of the battle, the tears of their family members turned to stone when they hit the ground. Those stones are now found as the black obsidian nodules. People who do rock tumbling often polish Apache Tears. They are difficult to polish because the obsidian chips and bruises easily. Success occurs when they are cushioned during the tumbling with smaller pieces of rough or small ceramic media.

Stone Age Manufacturing and Trade

The manufacture of obsidian tools by humans dates back to the Stone Age. At some locations, tons of obsidian flakes reveal the presence of ancient 'factories.' Some of these sites have enough waste debris to suggest that many people labored there for decades producing a variety of obsidian objects. Making arrowheads, spear points, knife blades, and scrapers from obsidian, chert, or flint might have been the world's first 'manufacturing industry.'

Obsidian was so valued for these uses that ancient people mined, transported, and traded obsidian and obsidian objects over distances of up to a thousand miles. Archaeologists have been able to document the geography of this trade by matching the characteristics of obsidian in outcrops with the characteristics of obsidian in cutting tools. A study done by the Idaho National Laboratory used composition studies by X-ray fluorescence to identify the source outcrops of obsidian artifacts and map their use across the western United States.

Obsidian in Modern Surgery

Although using a rock as a cutting tool might sound like 'stone age equipment,' obsidian continues to play an important role in modern surgery. Obsidian can be used to produce a cutting edge that is thinner and sharper than the best surgical steel. Today, thin blades of obsidian are placed in surgical scalpels used for some of the most precise surgery. In controlled studies, the performance of obsidian blades was equal to or superior to the performance of surgical steel.

Obsidian jewelry: Mahogany obsidian and snowflake obsidian cabochons set in sterling silver pendants.

Obsidian for opal triplets: A thin piece of obsidian is often used as a 'backing' material for opal doublets and triplets. The black obsidian adds stability to the opal and provides a dark background color that contrasts with the opal's fire.

Uses of Obsidian in Jewelry

Obsidian is a popular gemstone. It is often cut into beads and cabochons or used to manufacture tumbled stones. Obsidian is sometimes faceted and polished into highly reflective beads. Some transparent specimens are faceted to produce interesting gems. Post box key replacement.

The use of obsidian in jewelry can be limited by its durability. It has a hardness of about 5.5 which makes it easy to scratch. It also lacks toughness and is easily broken or chipped upon impact. These durability concerns make obsidian an inappropriate stone for rings and bracelets. It is best suited for use in low-impact pieces such as earrings, brooches, and pendants.

Types Of Obsidian

Obsidian is also used in making opal doublets and opal triplets. Thin slices or chips of opal are glued to a thin slice of obsidian to make a composite stone. The black obsidian provides an inexpensive and color-contrasting background that makes opal's colorful fire much more obvious. It also adds mass and stability to the opal that facilitates cutting it into a gem.

Other Uses of Obsidian

Freshly broken pieces of obsidian have a very high luster. Ancient people noticed that they could see a reflection in obsidian and used it as a mirror. Later, pieces of obsidian were ground flat and highly polished to improve their reflective abilities.

Obsidian's hardness of 5.5 makes it relatively easy to carve. Artists have used obsidian to make masks, small sculptures, and figurines for thousands of years.

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[phosphosiderite]

Favorite gemsonas of other people?

ohhhh boy… i love pretty much everyone’s gemsonas on here, they’re all so creative and unique! but i can name some that stand out to me:

@luke-diamond - peach diamond (luke)

@scrabdoodle - everyone rachel and caroline

@citrus-gem - lemon quartz

@weird-stash-gangsta-cat - blue druzy jasper

@gaartes - red diamond

@artifiziell - carbonado

@nest-of-awful-garbage - pink rock crystal

@lava-fire-opal-info - lava fire opal

@luizinknightmare - plumbogummite

@amethystev - glass

@gempsonamc - obsidian

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@gemcrust - ice

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Here’s my Secret Santa gift for @lava-fire-opal-info, as part of @gemsonasecretsanta‘s event!

[werewolfin]

Flame Headcanons

@i-w-p-chan​ asked me to explain some xover thoughts between Katekyo Hitman Reborn flames & Boku no Hero Academia characters, so buckle up ‘cuz it’s a long post under the read more! Headcanon, ho!

To explain my numbers, I gotta explain a buncha other shit too, lmao.

So basically I got some inspo from micronecro way back when (the post here on my tumblr if you're curious) that Earth Flames & whatnot were all combination Flames. Swamp is Storm+Sun, Forest Sun+Lightning, Mountain Lightning+Rain, Desert Rain+Mist, Glacier Mist+Cloud, & that last mysterious flame being named Geyser for Cloud+Storm.

I also wanted a third part of Flames for the water aspect (Earth is obvs earth, Sky is a combo of fire & air for skies themselves), so I also came up with Ocean Flames & that entire set. The feeling was only reinforced by an offhand comment by nordiamus over on FFN in their Game On xover, really.

So if Sky is the most purely Flame set & Earth is combo, shouldn't Ocean also be some sort of combo? But if the Sky is so common & Earth heard of but not really heard of, then wouldn't Ocean be even more rare?

I eventually settled on a natural 3:4:5 ratio, but to have a ratio I needed to have numbers, so I had to math shit out & also needed to have shorthand symbols so I didn't inevitably confuse myself while making sure they actually showed up in both Notepad & Excel, colors for much the same, & characteristics for the Flames themselves too. Took a long while, but I got everything settled out.

I chose 108 for the point system because it's already a trope, lol. I also made use of Umei-no Mai's Black Sky's headcanon that you actually needed around 5% of each Flame to develop properly, though I had to use it as 6% b/c the math would've become bad math otherwise. This means any singular Flame can only be a value between 6 to 76 out of 108 (6-70%), b/c there’s gotta be at least 6 points (6%) on everything. Here’s a handy chart:

Yellow is where I folded percentages together, red is the tens on the point side, with green the tens on the percent side. A general guideline I use is that you need at least 18% to produce a visible Flame. You can do it with smaller percentages down to 10%, but it requires exceptional control & possibly small reserves (which can also be called depth). (this scenario would also produce a functional sky but it’d be a fairly weak one since it was both not activated as such and not a full state of being for them).

Dying Will Flames of the Sky: NAME: hex code, attribute, symbol (reason if needed) (the link has interesting info), type of resolve (HC from Gokurdera being able to light 5 Flames but not all at once); appearance

STORM: #EB1C23 brilliant red, disintegration, ♋ (looks like hurricane cell; I'm aware it's actually the symbol for Cancer), to take down; low-heat smoldering, smokey upcurls & tongues

SKY: #FFA719 vivid gamboge, harmony, at least 10% (11/108) on all, ☰ (this the trigram symbol for heaven you see), to keep/stay; most like fire w/ flares, wisps, & overall more ethereal movement

SUN: #FFC70F amber, activation, ☀, to improve; like starlight in that it’s constant jetting outwards, more a shining than a straight-up fire

LIGHTNING/THUNDER: #23B04B malachite, hardening, ϟ (this is the only lightning-shaped symbol to show up tbh, it's technically the lowercase Greek letter for Q), to defend; electricity w/ small arcs between branches

RAIN: #99D8E8 cerulean, tranquility, ☂, to slow down; pool water with refraction in slow-motion, more round & globular than a fire except it gives off (what it’s user thinks of as ‘relaxing’) heat

MIST: #3F49CC phthalo blue, construction, ♒ (I couldn't find anything that was explicitly 'fog' or whatever, so I had to make do with whatever worked; it's the symbol for Aquarius, though it also symbolizes wind which is the next best, since mist is a groundbound cloud anyways), to confuse; wispy, almost entirely see through, with off center diffusion of color, the palest of the Flames

CLOUD: #A249A3 moderate magenta, propagation, ☁, to overtake; like puffs of smoke with a natural reach of twice the length of everything else in the Sky set (whole hand length minimum)

Dying Will Flames of the Ocean/Sea: NAME: hex code, attribute, symbol (reason if needed); appearance. Funfact: this set has the most desaturated colors as though it’s deeper in the sea, though if you go for max 240-value saturation they’re still discernible from the other sets.

WHIRLPOOL: #DE7C66 light scarlet, combustion (rapid burning), ☁/♋/☀, ♓ (Pisces symbol, yes, but fish live in pools; also what the fuck, I see literal fish as the symbol everywhere else but this fucking site); elongated fingers of flame that seem to spin or spiral their entire length rather than just the tips like Storm does, like screws or a helix

OCEAN: #FF7700 vivid orange, encompass, 12% (13/108) on all with remainder divided, ☵ (the trigram for water yo; easily distinguishable from both Sky & Earth, even has a mini horizon on there to make a "between the Earth & the Heavens" metaphor); heavy fire, somewhat similar to a tri-pronged crown or W that flutters like it's in the wind

VOLCANO: #C2AC1D moderate gold, acidification (pH cycling), ♋/☀/ϟ, ☈ (the symbol for thunderstorms which I find appropriate, b/c volcanoes can actually spawn these); smokey & partially see thru w/ green halo edging, fuzzy-looking around the edges, tho for a better visual of what I mean, look up fire opals

CURRENT: #85B357 moderate chartreuse, magnetism, ☀/ϟ/☂, ☄ (actually symbolizes comets, but it's theorized comets brought water to Earth anyway); clumps together, lengths loop each other to form a field, look at your hand in the process of turning into a fist, it’s like that

WATERFALL: #306D78 arctic blue, binding, ϟ/☂/♒, ♆ (fuck yeah, the symbol for Neptune sure, but rivers were his children &/or domain as all rivers lead to the ocean); elastic & flexible with no purely set expression beyond naturally long reach (the longest Flame overall)

MOON: #9999CC deep periwinkle, reflection, ☂/♒/☁, ☾ (obvious); moves like a shadow where there’s three or more overlapping areas w/ a natural wave pattern, if you’ve ever seen the sun during a heatwave it’s like where it wobbles due to the thermal air currents so the sun itself doesn’t look like a full disc

TIDE: #CFA7C3 light fuchsia, expansion, ♒/☁/♋, ♎ (the symbol for Libra & the alchemical symbol for the subliminal; also looks like the moon rising from the sea); light, aggressively more magenta when hyper-layered, leaves afterimages like when staring into a bright light, strangely behaves like a less intense Sun Flame where it’s an overall but softer & rounder glow rather than jetting out

Dying Will Flames of the Earth/Soil: NAME: hex code, attribute, symbol (reason if needed); appearance

SWAMP: #FFB482 tangelo, fermentation (living things), 28% (30) ♋/☀ each, ☣ (biohazard was a perfect fit); almost flat but highly agitated w/ irregular flares & flickers, highest temp behind Earth in this set, technically shortest Flame at half a finger height (knuckle to first joint)

EARTH: #BD3900 vermillion, gravity, 14% (15) all, ☷ (trigram for earth); dense & exceptionally rounded fire, appearing like a split V flame that doesn’t move about as much as an actual fire, more pulled together

FOREST: #A6DE5D electric lime, growth, 23% (25) ☀/ϟ each, ♣ (club suit b/c it looks like a little tree); thin, finely branched & erratic fire, with unpredictable sparks

MOUNTAIN: #62BD8E spring green, compression, 28% (30) ϟ/☂ each, ▲ (it's a triangle, but it doubles as a mountain symbol on maps); almost opaque, w/ a fat bottom and narrow top (shaped like a deflated balloon if such a thing floated in your palm) & slow sinuous motion (the widest Flame at the base at around twice the width of the palm holding it, picture lava lamp wax)

DESERT: #1C6BFF cobalt, emergence (big patterns that appear b/c of small things, ex. ripples in sand from wind movement pushing grains around, or the uniqueness of snowflakes) (also influenced by InsaneScriptist's One Piece/KHR xover fic Xanxus' Adventures in Parenthood Piracy where Desert flames are many illusions stacked onto each other), 32% (35) ☂/♒ each, ✿ (black florette b/c I can't really see the white one, & desert flowers are very pretty); perfectly transparent but for a tint, warps the coloring immediately around it into the blue spectrum, a place where it’s just inexplicably blue above where it’s being held, like staring into a mirror reflecting itself greener and greener, but if made visible to others it might give an appearance of sand because it’s also not a very “even” or “smooth” Flame

GLACIER: #C68CFF light violet, fortification taking the form of crystals as it’s just that intense, 37% (40) ♒/☁ each, ♦ (diamond suit b/c that's a basic crystal shape, also to not leave Forest as a card by itself); upside down kite shape w/ barbed &  jagged edges like frost, not see through like you almost expect tho it’s the whitest one in general w/ bright vivid color at the edge

GEYSER: #99007D red plum, extension, 32% (35) ☁/♋ each, ♨ (hot springs are close enough to geysers for me to the connection); like heated water complete w/ dense steaming, and the leading edge even redder

Have a handy little mnemonic pic to remember how to get what.

And just who can forget Night Flames either? I headcanon that Night was one of the 3 human Flames before the Earthlings like Kawahira were forced to pass the other 3 sets onto humans to sustain life; Snow, Void, & Night were all buried under and/or split between the newer sets, which is why no one ever pulls them forth until Bermuda has his Flames torn out by his Pacifier being taken by Checkerface.

SNOW: silvery-white, absorption (base reason for why humans can become all sorts of creatures, but never back), prevalent ☀ &/or ☂ &/or ☁, ☊ (ascending node, alchemical symbol for sublimation). Appearance: aerogel if it was fire shaped, glowing around the edges like a halo, pale silver-ish, a defined or captured mist spray.

VOID: (perfect) gray, preservation, ☰ &/or ☵ &/or ☷, ⊕ (alchemical symbol for verdigris, symbol for Earth the planet). This was basically the first version of Skies, Oceans, & Earths for humans. Appearance: a blooming iridescence, like summoning a faint rainbow upon a slick surface but in petaled flower silhouette (inherent control of it’s user imparts the number of petals).

NIGHT: black*, perpetuity (grim determination to do this ONE thing & damn the consequences, to carry on), prevalent ♋ &/or ϟ &/or ♒, ☋ (descending node, alchemical symbol for purification). Appearance: invisible unless moving, black & heavy looking when it does almost like a smear or smudge, with a type of simmering heat to it, an absence of light (resulting in a clear pacifier). *You know the video game thing/unresolvable YouTube video error where it’s supposed to be dark but it’s actually just a dark grey that feels creepy to look at too long? That color.

(I got a lot, seriously a bunch of other shit attributed to each Flame too, but this thing is already long enough. If I get interest, I’ll just make another post).

This has Earth-set Flames absurdly specialist but still very possible by accident, while leaving the Ocean-set harder to achieve any other way but naturally feeling the resolve for each separate component Flame. It also makes Oceans & Earths fundamentally Skies, just denser or even-keeled if you can get that. (compare phases of matter as gas [always chaotic], liquid [clumping together but still fairly energetic], and solid [at least mostly rigid in state]).

You also don’t need to be part of the same set to be considered an element, either... folding down anyway. A fully realized Earth could only truly bond w/ only Earth-set Flames, an Ocean could bond w/ Ocean-set Flames, but a Sky could bond w/ anyone by latching onto just one Flame, disregarding if it’s part of a composite Flame. Earth and/or Ocean Flames might identify more as a Sky than their ‘proper’ label as a matter of self-preservation as their elements are so rare, so would feel more at home pulling in Sky elements rather than Ocean or Earth elements. (not that it’d stop them if given the choice).

This all neatly dovetails into headcanon Flames for Class 1A for BNHA, arranged by set then seat.

From the Sky-set, you got:

Asui Tsuyu: ♋: 6=6%; ☀: 37=34%; ϟ: 11=10%; ☂: 37=34%; ♒: 6=6%; ☁: 11=10%; (☀, ☂). You can’t tell me she talks with that huge tongue without having to Actively shoot it, right? Rain because she’s just so naturally calm.

Mashirao Ojiro (6): ♋: 6=6%; ☀: 9=8%; ϟ: 9=8%; ☂: 6=6%; ♒: 6=6%; ☁: 72=66%; (☁). Because he seems kinda distant to me like most of KHR Clouds seem to be in theory, idk why. I do think he’s cool tho.

Kaminari Denki: ♋: 6=6%; ☀: 36=33%; ϟ: 24=22%; ☂: 6=6%; ♒: 6=6%; ☁: 30=28%; (☀, ϟ, ☁). Sun b/c his lightning is actually yellow so I theorize he’s actually Propagating his natural Activated bioelectricity via Cloud, but there’s enough Lightning to leave him intact doing so and lend his bioelectricity it’s more elongated shape. A further headcanon is that his family’s lightning quirks all effectively have different colors.

Kirishima Eijirou: ♋: 6=6%; ☀: 13=12%; ϟ: 48=44%; ☂: 17=16%; ♒: 8=7%; ☁: 16=15%; (ϟ). That’s some classic Lightning right there.

Jiro Kyouka: ♋: 9=8%; ☀: 18=17%; ϟ: 18=17%; ☂: 14=13%; ♒: 9=8%; ☁: 40=37%; (☁). To make the sound of her heartbeat exponentially louder like a boss. Also introduces sensitivity problems.

Tokoyami Fumikage: ♋: 22=20%; ☀: 6=6%; ϟ: 6=6%; ☂: 26=24%; ♒: 40=37%; ☁: 8=7%; (♋, ☂, ♒). Mist to materialize Dark Shadow, Rain to be dense enough to interact w/ which when paired w/ Storm fucks w/ him when Dark Shadow gets too powerful (ie overwhelming him & largely destructive).

fuck Mineta, let’s replace him

I can’t believe I have shamed myself into including him

Mineta Minoru: ♋: 6=6%; ☀: 30=28%; ϟ: 7=6%; ☂: 6=6%; ♒: 26=24%; ☁: 33=30%; (☀, ♒, ☁). While he can inherently multiply what’s essentially wads of his hair, Mist is what imparts it’s special properties (otherwise he’d stick to his pillows & his clothes would catch on when he gets dressed), & Sun lets him naturally produce more. This is where overuse comes into play; too much Sun Flame in too short a time frame splits the skin, though thankfully the bloodflow washes out anything that might’ve evolved into cancer cells before it begins healing. I figure if he trains more & CAREFULLY, he might start using Sun to more enhance Cloud allowing him more stamina w/ his quirk.

From the Ocean-set, you get:

Ashido Mina: ♋: 30=28%; ☀: 20=19%; ϟ: 25=23%; ☂: 10=9%; ♒: 15=14%; ☁: 8=7%; (♋, ☀, ϟ) / (☈): she adjusts pH to get what she wants. It’s fair chance she was born with near-Sky values.

Iida Tenya: ♋: 19=18%; ☀: 21=19%; ϟ: 19=18%; ☂: 7=6%; ♒: 22=20%; ☁: 20=19%; (♋, ☀, ϟ, ♒, ☁) / (♓, ♎w). Combustion engine, baby! He’s exploding things to go faster. His family’s been cultivating this particular quirk so long his line is close to producing Skies!

Uraraka Ochako: ♋: 6=6%; ☀: 22=20%; ϟ: 23=21%; ☂: 24=22%; ♒: 19=18%; ☁: 14=13%; (☀, ϟ, ☂, ♒) / (☄, ♆w, ☾). Manipulating magnetism to cancel out a lot of the gravity by making it attracted to itself & only itself so repelling everything not itself, & reflection to drop them back into gravity by touching her own fingertips. Her Cloud attribute isn’t actually able to manifest outside of her body b/c it lacks outward-manifesting strength; it makes up for this in being able to apply Moon w/ extra depth & precision. The depth part is what makes her nauseous. She’s actually got a hidden attribute in Waterfall/binding! She might be able to functionally (seek a) target where she drops stuff later on if she discovers it.

Mezou Shouji: ♋: 22=20%; ☀: 12=11%; ϟ: 6=6%; ☂: 6=6%; ♒: 28=26%; ☁: 34=31%; (♋, ♒, ☁) / (♎). Expansion materializes new body parts with the help of Mist, Cloud to shorthand remember bodyparts he’s already got, & Storm to reabsorb them when they’re no longer needed.

Hagakure Tooru: ♋: 6=6%; ☀: 6=6%; ϟ: 6=6%; ☂: 36=33%; ♒: 30=28%; ☁: 24=22%; (☂, ♒, ☁) / (☾). She’s just straight up reflecting most if not all light that hits her body, which is why you can see her clothing but not her. HC she’s got excellent night vision; you might see a bit of eyeshine even!

Hmmm... for funsies, how about:

Shinsou Hitoshi: ♋: 6=6%; ☀: 6=6%; ϟ: 36=33%; ☂: 30=28%; ♒: 24=22%; ☁: 6=6%; (ϟ, ☂, ♒) / (♆). He takes control by binding his will on top of yours, like puppet strings. He reroutes your actions to his command w/ a combination of redirecting your natural electrical signals in your brain (which is why getting jarred will return your action to you) & Mist enabling him to do it in ways that won’t get detected until he does it. He’d be unstoppable if he ever worked out how to do it without the invitation; though as it’s partly psychological he might stop himself from ever overcoming that limitation.

And lastly from the Earth-set, you have:

Aoyama Yuuga: ♋: 30=28%; ☀: 29=27%; ϟ: 28=26%; ☂: 6=6%; ♒: 8=7%; ☁: 7=6%; (♋, ☀, ϟ) / (☈) / (☣). He’s fermenting the bacteria in his stomach by changing the acidity of his stomach acids whenever he shoots his laser. Boy’s gotta eat if he wants it to recharge.

Kouda Kouji: ♋: 6=6%; ☀: 37=34%; ϟ: 37=34%; ☂: 11=10%; ♒: 11=10%; ☁: 6=6%; (☀, ϟ) / x / (♣). He can communicate w/ living things b/c he’s basically making them recognize him as a friend (not that he doesn’t make friends with them anyway, tho).

Satou Rikidou: ♋: 6=6%; ☀: 22=20%; ϟ: 32=30%; ☂: 30=28%; ♒: 11=10%; ☁: 7=6%; (☀, ϟ, ☂) / ☄w / (▲). He compresses sugar to allow his body to process it quicker without it having to be digested first.

Sero Hanta: ♋: 35=32%; ☀: 6=6%; ϟ: 6=6%; ☂: 7=6%; ♒: 6=6%; ☁: 48=44%; (♋, ☁) / x / (♨). He produces something sticky then extends it very far.

Yaoyorozu Momo: ♋: 6=6%; ☀: 7=6%; ϟ: 6=6%; ☂: 35=32%; ♒: 35=32%; ☁: 19=18%; (☂, ♒, ☁) / ☾w / (✿). This is obvious, but I will say she gives whatever she makes true form because she’s using both knowledge to give it form & real energy derived from her body to give it material, which is why nothing dissolves away once she turns away from it.

You might have noticed a few missing. Here’s Todoroki w/ some calculations for his family members! Yeah!

Enji Todoroki/Endeavor: ♋: 49=45%; ☀: 6=6%; ϟ: 6=6%; ☂: 25=23%; ♒: 9=8%; ☁: 13=12%; (♋, ☂). Storm because fire (named Hellfire because it curls strangely & the fact it could burn everything), Rain for upping temperature by effecting density (meaning a thinner stream of fire).

Touya/Dabi: ♋: 37=34%; ☀: 6=6%; ϟ: 6=6%; ☂: 17=16%; ♒: 9=8%; ☁: 33=30%; (♋, ☁), Storm has the lowest energy & temperature imo, and Cloud’s b/c he can make a LOT of fire; I HC it’s more than Dumpster Fire could manage (that guy’s more of a precision over power kinda guy Flame wise, even if still pretty powerful). This Todoroki bro is just that good with his quirk, to produce blue fire by pure willpower.

Fuyumi: ♋: 13=12%; ☀: 6=6%; ϟ: 7=6%; ☂: 34=31%; ♒: 29=27%; ☁: 19=18%; (☂, ♒, ☁) / ♎w, ☾w. She’s totally a Rain, you can fight me on this. Her quirk’s gotta be something Asshole would consider useless for Hero work, so I’ll venture it might be Chill: temperature manipulation with a leaning towards cooler temps. If she ever became truly aware of the possibilities she could conjure, she’d obliterate him. Have fun sparking fire when everything refuses to heat up, bitch, lmao.

Natsuo: ♋: 8=7%; ☀: 6=6%; ϟ: 13=12%; ☂: 16=15%; ♒: 49=45%; ☁: 16=15%; (♒). Mostly so every single Todoroki has their own major element, though it’s still an entirely possible outcome from his parents. I don’t think he’s publicly quirkless because if that was a possibility his father would’ve gotten a new wife/brood mare b/c he’s THAT asshole. However, his Mist is strong enough that even if he was, he could’ve become an Active Flame user at a young age, and Mist’s pale blue color and gaseous form (if seen) might’ve made him seem like another temperature manipulator, thus also useless for his father’s ambitions. If he’s the type, he might be using it as a more physical support for himself, such as running longer or lifting more without injury than should be possible for someone who doesn’t exercise, that kind of thing.

Shouto: ♋: 6=6%; ☀: 6=6%; ϟ: 6=6%; ☂: 6=6%; ♒: 42=38%; ☁: 42=38%; (♒, ☁) / x / (♦). He’s the ultimate ice maker, & the fire side is just genetics making a general fire. If he ever became able to use Flames instead of fire, the fire would instead be a violet color rather than the yellowish one that it is now. Mist & Cloud are higher than his mother’s due to some very mild combination with his father’s values. It also makes his ice & consequently his fire VERY strong, considering every scrap not needed by the others is fed into his ice.

Rei: ♋: 6=6%; ☀: 6=6%; ϟ: 7=6%; ☂: 9=8%; ♒: 40=37%; ☁: 40=37%; (♒, ☁) / x / (♦). Ice, but a bit more spread out for variety. I’ve given her a common surname Yukimura, 雪村 "snow village" that alludes to her ice quirk, Flame, & the fact she seems to have had little support over the years.

Here’s Bakugou & Izuku!

Bakugou Katsuki: ♋: 30=28%; ☀: 30=28%; ϟ: 13=12%; ☂: 13=12%; ♒: 11=10%; ☁: 11=10%; ☰, (♋, ☀) / x / (☣). A first generation Sky. Fermentation applies to various bacteria that’s present in his sweat b/c they live on his skin, with Storm killing them & Sun activating whatever is left behind. He doesn’t always use Storm, which just leaves Sun sparking his palms, a holdover from his father also being a Swamp user.

Midoriya Izuku: ♋: 18=17%; ☀: 14=13%; ϟ: 26=24%; ☂: 14=13%; ♒: 14=13%; ☁: 22=20%; ☰, (ϟ, ☁) / ☵, (♓, ♎). A legacy Sky from his mother’s side (she’s an Earth as is most of the family on that half of his tree), though it’s completely chance he managed to be an Ocean b/c the values his father had lowered just the right higher Earth stats his mother had. Lightning & Cloud have high values enough to be secondaries, which actually shows up whenever he uses One for All which is naturally propagating to begin with. He’s got the proper Lightning appearing & everything. Whirlpool & Tide are an accident of numbers but also greatly appreciated by enabling better control? allocation? of One for All’s power.

Here’s everyone else who didn’t fit anything else above, like teachers & secondary characters!

Midoriya Inko: ♋: 18=17%; ☀: 15=14%; ϟ: 15=14%; ☂: 18=17%; ♒: 21=19%; ☁: 21=19%; ☰, (♒, ☁) / ☵, (♓, ♆) / ☷. She pulls things like gravity, ‘nuff said.

Hisashi Midoriya: ♋: 19=18%; ☀: 6=6%; ϟ: 31=29%; ☂: 7=6%; ♒: 22=20%; ☁: 23=21%; (♋, ϟ, ♒, ☁) / ♎w. Aways from being a Sky, but any potential offspring have a fairly good chance of being one with the right spouse/Inko. His ϟ deals with plasma, ☁ gives some projection so he doesn’t light himself on fire, ♒ a bit of fireproofing to the body parts & organs involved in fire-beathing, & ♋ some true (excuse the pun) fire power to what he can disintergrate w/ the fire produced. End result is a whitish-yellow flame between 2,200 °F (1,200 °C) & 2,400 °F (1,300 °C). I HC that he doesn’t have a very far reach with his fire-breath, about an arm length maybe unless he’s so emotional he lights some Cloud so it’s a full body length or longer. I also HC he took his wife’s name when they married, so I use Teiko (醍醐 "Good liquor, fine wine; clarified butter, ghee," w/ a pun of 大悟 "enlightenment") as his previous surname.

Aizawa Shouta: ♋: 20=19%; ☀: 7=6%; ϟ: 6=6%; ☂: 29=27%; ♒: 25=23%; ☁: 21=19%; (♋, ☂, ♒, ☁) / (☾). He’s sending a cancellation wave (the reverse reflection, no?) but the pale color of Moon is overpowered by his visible Storm which gives his eyes a visage of red & makes them dry af. He releases it in waves w/ Rain being the largest component meaning it floats his hair & gives the appearance of being underwater. Doubly powerful in that Rain, Mist, & Cloud are divisible by both points and percentage.

Camie: ♋: 7=6%; ☀: 6=6%; ϟ: 21=19%; ☂: 30=28%; ♒: 38=35%; ☁: 6=6%; (ϟ, ☂, ♒) / ♆w / (✿). I made her a Desert rather than just a regular Mist because I had another calculation, tbh. I also figure Desert would be more fitting since while dramatic she’s also fairly chill and likes a good laugh, & Mist always seemed like a “effect self” more than “effect others” kind of utilization (not that it’s not possible or anything, obvs). Waterfall is for when she finally gets that little niggle in her technique that will allow her to greatly expand the range she currently has, as in “will hold until she lets it drop” kinda range.

Hawks: ♋: 6=6%; ☀: 6=6%; ϟ: 49=45%; ☂: 14=13%; ♒: 26=24%; ☁: 7=6%; (ϟ, ♒). His wings can do and handle some crazy shit because they are made of reinforced (ϟ) crazy shit (♒), and that’s just how he is.

Villains!

All For One: ♋: 11=10%; ☀: 19=18%; ϟ: 20=19%; ☂: 12=11%; ♒: 35=32%; ☁: 11=10%; ☰, (☀, ϟ, ♒). Mist for it being a mostly mental power for all that it effects his body, Sun to pull up the right genetics configuration FOR the quirks he’s taken, Lightning so his actual DNA is protected or lets him revert back to his own.

Shigaraki Tomura/Shimura Tenko: ♋: 71=65%; ☀: 6=6%; ϟ: 6=6%; ☂: 6=6%; ♒: 8=7%; ☁: 11=10%; (♋). Simple. Got deep reserves & relatively high quirk stamina from Nana's side thru his father.

Since it’s a common headcanon that Skies will vie for elements until they got a full arc & put themselves against other Skies in order to get the ones they want, Bakugou & Izuku were put into an instinctive conflict when Bakugou got access to his quirk. Oceans Encompass so Izuku seriously just did want to be friends for a good while for all he wasn’t Active, but Bakugou doesn’t or didn’t get that because he saw Izuku as a potential or possibly actual disruption to his own Harmony.

And since to have Flames the Earthlings need to have existed, I’m proposing that the Trinisette was disrupted by whatever, such as a mission for potential Arcobaleno resulting in all of them dying with/without ever bonding to the Pacifiers or Kawahira dying either before Bermuda could come into being/Bermuda got a lucky shot in before abruptly staying dead from backlash, & quirks are what appeared from Flames spiraling out of control. Flame distribution is fairly unique even among close family members, resulting in equally unique is similar quirks.

BNHA-verse has gotta prepare for a big storm, is what I’m saying.

+edit: Maybe All for One was one of the first Quirked people to be born to that first disruption wave & discovered he could take Quirks, went out of his way to get powerful ‘Quirks’ first (or what he thought of as Quirks/super powers, but might have been Flame abilities specialized or not), resulting in a shortage of any potential emergency Arcobaleno if Kawahira didn’t die off suddenly.

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Forgemasters

The combination of flame and stone, Forgemasters are the living embodiment of hard work, dedication, and creation. Some of the most grounded of the Fire dragons, they take on the practical tasks of keeping the great furnaces lit, supplying the ore, and forging it into masterful and solid creations, building everything from the greatest cities and bridges to the most intricate jewelry. Still, the work is difficult and dangerous, and these dragons often find themselves with injury or disability, sometimes even from birth. That rarely stops them however. Their unbounded dedication and creativity leads them to unique solutions and adaptations, crafting tools, prosthetics, and weapons, as they push their work farther than possibly imagined.

Breed Standard:

Appearance: Forgemasters come in dark reds and oranges of deep lava and earthen tones of rock and soil, with bright splashes of copper and gold and silver, meant to represent veins of ore and the heat of molten lava.

Breed: Any! 

Eyes: Fire and Earth eyes ideal, though any accepted

Primary Colors: Orange, to Red; Grey to Coal  

Primary Genes: Bar, Cherub, Clown,, Crystal, Falcon, Giraffe, Iridescent, Jaguar, Jupiter, Metallic, Ripple, Savannah,  Speckle. Skink, Poison, and Petals (where additional colors fall in color range) Primary genes provide either the look of flowing lava or the rocky look of the earth or cave walls where ore is found. These genes are selected to be complex to provide great texture and movement in the case of Molten Flame dragons.

Secondary Colors: Gold to Red, Platinum to Coal

Secondary Genes: Facet, Daub, Current, Freckle, Eye Spots, Saturn

Secondary genes help further your look. Is it a very carbonated or spiced Daub? Perhaps your bubbles are smaller and faster moving, trailing upwards like Current, or perhaps it shimmers with the warmth of Facet.

Tertiary Colors: Goldenrod to Red; Platinum to Coal  

Tertiary Genes: Crackle, Smoke, gembond, circuit, smoke, opal, runes, lace, contour, Thylacine, Okapi. Complex tertiaries give the appearance of molten lava, flame, and veins and deposits of ore.

Variants:

Molten Flame

Personality: The work of a Molten Flame dragon is simultaneously heroic and dangerous.With their ability to withstand sweltering heat, they stoke the flames of the great furnaces in the Ashfall Waste, find and re-route sources of lava, and select groups are often dispatched as firefighters all across Sornieth. Still, the treacherous lava flows have cost many Molten Flame dragons their lives, or injured them gravely, and while some dragons are more impervious to the heat than others, the best of them able to dive into lava itself, all have their limits for how much heat they can handle. Constantly pushing themselves to their limits often expands this ability, and push themselves Molten Flame dragons do! Due to the nature of the job, it is said that the birth of a true molten flame dragon is rare. In truth, this speaks to their tenacious spirit. These dragons travel far and wide to find resources for their clans, or take on difficult jobs back home, daily testing their stamina. If they don’t gain one through injury on the job, many are born with disability, as the Ashfall Waste can be a dangerous place to hatch a young dragon. Through all of this though these dragons adapt, finding creative solutions and partnering with Metalworker dragons to bring them to life. A lost limb, for example, will often be replaced with a metal prosthetic one, able to complete specialized tasks, often with greater ability than the original! Through it all, these dragons are greatly admired for not just their beauty but their creativity, tenacity, and inner strength.

Homes: Due to the nature of their work, Molten Flame dragons rarely stay in one place. Often they will sleep in bunks shared with members of their team or squadron, or improvised camps when out on the job. Each is as different as the dragons that comprise it, some work hard and play hard, others are more focused on sharing ideas, or getting a good night’s sleep. When the job or a work season is up, many of these dragons will return home to stay with parents or spouses, still others have found family with one another. Dragons with more stationary and consistent jobs will often build or design their own homes, everything from the practical to the very creative, and while there are some exceptions, most prefer to be in the warmth of the deep earth, digging down, choosing a cave, or even an old lava tube near a volcano.

In Conflict: Though Molten Flame dragon jobs are usually peaceful, they have been called upon in times of war to do truly great, horrific, and noble things. Their ability to handle heat has historically pitted them against fire wielders and other danger, and they have been known to re-route flows of lava or upend great pots of burning slag upon entire armies. Still others are sent out as rescue teams or to put out or build defenses when fire is used against their own. Most importantly of all though, the job falls to these dragons to keep the forges running in times of great catastrophe, at any cost. It is no wonder that these dragons are often hailed as heroes.

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Metalworkers

Personality: Strong and Dedicated, Metalworker dragons shape the ore through the flame that Molten Flame dragons venture out to bring. From a young age they train in their craft, working their way from apprentices to masters under the eye of Metalworkers before them. Centuries of this tradition has built an unparalleled skill and dragons from all across Sornieth will seek their abilities from the creative for beautiful art and sculpture to the practical, seen in great feats of engineering, building the tallest buildings and bridges, and the most productive and modern factories, to the innovative, seen in new forging techniques and technology. Though their work takes place behind the scenes, its influence can be seen across the land, and most of these dragons are kept well employed and paid handsomely for it. Throughout their lives, Metalworkers gain both great strength from lifting their materials and the most nimble dexterity as they craft more intricate details. Many have an eye for art and design, and minds that are very forward thinking, if not creatively, than practically. The hours they dedicate can be long however, beside the sweltering heat of the furnaces, and it is not uncommon for these dragons to be marked with scars and old burns, or suffer the loss of limb, hearing, or sight. Like their Molten Flame partners however, this rarely stops them, and though the nature of their work may change, and they are known for creating tools to adapt. Some who are blind learn to craft by touch alone, and sign language is regularly used regardless of hearing ability in the metal shops as it is often so loud. Overall it is clear why these dragons are sought far and wide for their unique skill.

Homes:  Metalworker homes are often built close to the earth if not inside it. These dragons are found anywhere ore is: deep within mountains and sweltering volcanoes, in caves and alcoves, and deep under the earth, and sometimes a rare alluvial dragon, often of water flight, can be seen by flowing rivers alongside the rich ore and minerals deposited there. Building a home is an important part of a Metalworker’s life, and when they are ready, the young dragon will set out to find their own claim. From there they will use tooth, claw, horns, and strength to dig, sculpt, and shape, building a den entirely of their own creation. Each is unique and often these homes are both practical and beautiful, with simple and functional structure, but often decorated in truly gorgeous and special ways: creative metalwork in support beams, gold intricately lining the furniture, crystals sparkling like stars in the ceiling, or veins of ore running exposed through the walls.

In Conflict: It is often that these dragons are called on in times of war, tasked to forge weapons and defenses to support the cause. It is no secret that a sword forged by their hand will be of the highest craft, strong and well balanced, and their armor is known to withstand even the most brutal of blows. Different clans specialize in unique parts of the craft, their signature crafting styles visible in their work, from intricate filigree across breastplates, to gorgeous marbling like the currents of lava that well deep within the mountains in the steel of a blade. Still, every clan has its own talents and principles and there are plenty that refuse to partake in the crafting of instruments of war, sticking instead to other important crafts from buildings and bridges, machinery, prosthetics and other wearable augments, or even fine art. In the rare occurrences where a dragon is confronted directly, most are said to be intimidating enough in strong muscle and callused hands to make the fight not appear worth it. Individual strengths from there may vary and many of these dragons are well studied in the weapons they make, using them in unique and surprising ways.

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