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Rosemary the Brownie/Earth Elf [Mod Lilac]

Name: Rosemary

Species: Brownie/Earth Elf

Gender: female

Pronouns: she/her

Sexuality: bisexual

Alignment: Light

Personality: Rosemary is a kind, gentle soul. She is thoughtful about everything she does, and is careful to make sure she harms none. She is very easily excited and has a sense of childlike wonder. She loves to learn and is very happy to spout plant facts until she can’t talk anymore. She has a genuine zest for life and has a sunny and positive disposition. She doesn’t shy away from talking about serious subjects, however. She is a great listener and wants you to feel like you’re able to come to her with anything. She is a genuine sweetheart and wants nothing more than to bring joy, friendship, and sisterhood to your life. 

She has a big smile, an even bigger laugh, and has a habit of calling everyone "darlin," "baby," or "sugar."

Description:  Rosemary is about 5’7” tall, with beautiful deep brown skin. She has dark brown eyes that shine golden in the sunlight. She has a slightly crooked nose, and it scrunches up when she smiles. She has the youthful look of someone who is young, even though she is over a thousand years old. She has long, thick forest green braids that fall down to her waist. Her favorite outfit is linen pants, often dusty from gardening, a bright blue shirt, and a big straw hat.  Her smile is big, her laugh is bold and both light up the room. She is unafraid to throw her head back and laugh until tears are streaming down her face and her sides ache. 

Favorite color: a soft, pale yellow, deep greens, earth tones

Favorite animal: foxes, songbirds

Favorite song: Here Comes the Sun by The Beatles

Likes: gardening, landscaping, warm weather, apple pie, being outside 

Dislikes: storms, mean people, dead grass, scorpions

Companion requirements: Rosemary is beginner friendly, and would like a smaller family, of around 15-20 companions, including herself, based on past experiences. She would like a vessel in the form of a potted plant you two care for together, a gemstone, or another stone you’ve found in nature. 

Extras:  I met Rose in March in 2020 in the astral as she was traveling through the town I was visiting. We decided to sit and have tea and tarot, and hit it off and she stayed with me for a bit to take a break from her nomadic, wandering ways. In May of 2020 she stepped forward for a CC I was facilitating and went home with that companion.  Unfortunately, her companion ended up parting ways with Rose in a less than pleasant way. She came back to me, and after working through her fears and abandonment issues in intense therapy decided that she would like to try to find her true forever companion. She is still in therapy and her new companion must be respectful of that. She has made a ton of progress, but this is still something to be mindful of.

Furthermore, Rose was first posted over in Hallowed Conjurations - my Mod name there was Mod Banshee. Now that HC has closed down, she is pursuing companionship through Lunar Rose.

If you would like to apply for Rosemary you can apply for her here.

Price: $33.33, per Rose's request Mod Lilac

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Rosemary the Brownie/Earth Elf {Banshee}

Nickname: Rosemary

Species: Brownie/Earth Elf

Pronouns: she/her

Gender: female

Alignment: light/neutral good

Favorite color: a soft, pale yellow, deep greens, earth tones

Favorite animal: foxes, songbirds

Favorite song: Here Comes the Sun by The Beatles

Likes: gardening, landscaping, warm weather, apple pie, being outside 

Dislikes: storms, mean people, dead grass, scorpions

Sexuality: bisexual

Personality: Rosemary is a kind, gentle soul. She is thoughtful about everything she does, and is careful to make sure she harms none. She is very easily excited and has a sense of childlike wonder. She loves to learn and is very happy to spout plant facts until she can’t talk anymore. She has a genuine zest for life and has a sunny and positive disposition. She doesn’t shy away from talking about serious subjects, however. She is a great listener and wants you to feel like you’re able to come to her with anything. She is a genuine sweetheart and wants nothing more than to bring joy, friendship, and sisterhood to your life. 

Physical description:  Rosemary is about 5’7” tall, with beautiful deep brown skin. She has dark brown eyes that shine golden in the sunlight. She has a slightly crooked nose, and it scrunches up when she smiles. She has the youthful look of someone who is young, even though she is over a thousand years old. She has long, thick forest green braids that fall down to her waist. Her favorite outfit is linen pants, often dusty from gardening, a bright blue shirt, and a big straw hat.  Her smile is big, her laugh is bold and both light up the room. She is unafraid to throw her head back and laugh until tears are streaming down her face and her sides ache. 

Companion requirements: Rosemary is beginner friendly, and would like a smaller family, of around 5-7 companions, including herself, based on past experiences, outlined below in the background info.  She would like a vessel in the form of a potted plant you two care for together, a gemstone, or another stone you’ve found in nature. 

Background Info:  I met Rose in March in 2020 in the astral as she was traveling through the town I was visiting. We decided to sit and have tea and tarot, and hit it off and she stayed with me for a bit to take a break from her nomadic, wandering ways. In May of 2020 she stepped forward for a CC I was facilitating and went home with that companion.  Unfortunately, her companion ended up parting ways with Rose in a less than pleasant way. She came back to me, and after working through her fears and abandonment issues in intense therapy decided that she would like to try to find her true forever companion. She is still in therapy and her new companion must be respectful of that. 

If you would like to apply for Rosemary you can apply for her here

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100+ Pagan or Witch names and their meanings

Posted by Michelle Gruben on Apr 11, 2019

Looking for the perfect Pagan or witch name? Check out our list of over 100 magickal names drawn from the realms of the occult. Whether it’s for yourself, an animal familiar, or a fictional character, have fun perusing these delightfully witchy monikers.

Christian names have usually honoured Biblical figures and saints, but Pagans prefer to name themselves after nature, folklore, and the gods of antiquity. Many names are drawn from ancient stories and are charged with mythic power. Some of the names on this list didn’t start out magickal, but got that way in modern times through association with famous witches. (This is admittedly a Eurocentric list, since my own background is in classical literature and Western magick. If you are the bearer of a witchy name from another tradition, I’d love to learn about it!)

Many witch names are unisex and others can be adapted to any gender. Creating compound names are one way that Pagans pay homage to sacred objects, spirits, and concepts (e.g., Raven Moonflower or Amethyst Dragonfyre). Try mixing and matching these first names with your favourite nouns and adjectives to create your very own Craft name.

Adelinda - A Germanic name meaning "noble serpent." A variation is Delinda.

Aine – “Radiance.” Queen of the fairies in Celtic lore.

Airlia – “Ethereal.”

Aislinn – “Dream or vision.” Irish female name.

Alcina – A Greek sorceress. Title character of an opera by Handel.

Alita – “Winged one.”

Althea – “Healer.”

Alvin/Alvina – “Elf.” Many "Al-" names related to elfkind, including Alfred/Alfreda ("elf counsel") and Albert ("bright elf" or "elf ruler").

Ambrosia/Ambrosius – “Food of the gods.”

Amethyst - Lovely purple stone, known to the ancients for bringing sobriety, wisdom, and protection, especially to travelers.

Angela - “Divine messenger.”

Aoelus – “Wind.”

Aradia – Legendary Italian Witch, one of the principal figures in Charles Godfrey Leland's 1899 work Aradia, or the Gospel of the Witches.

Ariadne – “Most holy.” Mythical figure associated with mazes and labyrinths.

Ariel – A Biblical name meaning “Lion of God.” In Disney, a little mermaid. In Shakespeare, a shape-shifting spirit who aids the wizard Prospero. Also the name of the famous poem cycle by Sylvia Plath.

Artemis – Greek virgin goddess of the moon and wild animals.

Arwen – An elven princess in Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings. Arwen is derived from Welsh and means “fine” or “fair.” A masculine form is Arwyn.

Asteria – “Star-like.” Variations include Aster, Astrid, and Astra.

Aura – “Wind,” in Greek. In metaphysics, the word refers to the energy field surrounding the body.

Avalon – Legendary final resting place of King Arthur. Also the setting of a series of fantasy novels by Marion Zimmer Bradley.

Awen – “Inspiration.” Symbol of the well of creativity and of the bardic arts.

Bran – Means “Raven” in several Celtic languages. A great historical name with connections to Welsh mythology and Arthurian legend.

Breena – “Faery place.” Variations: Brinna or Briana.

Brigid – Celtic goddess of the forge, healing, and poetry. Beloved in Ireland and around the world, variations of her name include Bridget, Brighid, and Bride.

Calypso – “Hidden.” A nymph who detained Odysseus for many years.

Cassandra – Ill-fated soothsayer of Troy. Cassandra incurred the displeasure of Apollo, who cursed her so that her prophecies would never be believed.

Cedar – An ancient tree associated with wisdom and protection.

Celeste – “Heavenly.”

Cerridwen – “Fair as the poem.” May also derive from the Celtic word for “cauldron.” A powerful enchantress of Welsh legend, identified with the Wiccan mother goddess.

Charon – As the boatman on the River Styx, Charon ferries souls across to the Underworld. The modern Greek equivalent is Haros.

Chimera – “Dream, phantasm.”

Circe – Greek demi-goddess or witch renowned for her knowledge of herbs and potions.

Corvus – Latin for “raven” or “crow.” A literate alternative to becoming yet another Raven.

Crystal – A name that became popular in the 1980s and 90s. (Witches love crystals!)

Delphine – “Woman from Delphi.” The Delphic oracles were priestesses of Apollo.

Devin – “Musical poet.” A Gaelic boy’s name, now unisex.

Diana – Roman name for the moon goddess, known in European lore as the “Queen of the Witches.”

Draco – “Dragon.” One famous bearer is Draco Malfoy of the Harry Potter series.

Eartha – “Earthly.” From Old English.

Endora – The magical mother-in-law in the TV sitcom Bewitched. Her name comes from the Biblical Witch of Endor who counseled King Saul.

Eris – Greek goddess of Chaos. Patron goddess of the Discordian magickal tradition.

Erzulie – A spirit (or family of spirits) in Vodou. She has many forms and rules over love, beauty, health, and sexual passion.

Fabula – “Legend.”

Faye – “Fairy.” From Old English/Old French. Also Fay, Fae, Faeryn, Fayette.

Fiamma - "Flame." This Italian word carries the same connotations as "flame" in English, meaning either a (literal) fire or a (figurative) lover.

Foster – “Forest guardian.” From Old English.

Freya – “Noble lady.” One of the most revered of the Norse deities.

Gaia – The personification of Earth, and one of the Greek primordial gods.

Glinda – “Fair” or “good.” The Good Witch of the South in the Oz novels of L. Frank Baum.

Gwydion – Master magician and trickster of Welsh lore. His name means “born of trees.” Famous bearers include the American witch and bard Gwydion Pendderwen (1946–1982).

Hazel – “Hazel tree.” Hazel branches are the traditional material for divining rods.

Hecate – Crossroads-dwelling goddess of witchcraft. Her name may mean either “power” or “far-reaching.” The Greek spelling is Hekate.

Hermione –  “Messenger.” A female name derived from Hermes. Popularized as a Witch name by the Harry Potter series, but also appropriate for a Hermetic magician.

Herne – “Horned.” The lord of wild things, identified with the Pagan Horned God.

Holly - This cheery girl's name is shared with one of the sacred trees of Celtic lore. A male or family name version is Hollis.

Isis - Mighty Egyptian goddess of magick and healing.

Jasmine – A delicate and aromatic flower known for its mystical and aphrodisiac properties. The name is Arabic in origin.

Jinx – “Trick” or “curse.”

Lamia – The Lamia is a child-devouring serpent or monster in Greek mythology. She was once a Libyan queen, but was cursed by Hera for her trysts with Zeus.

Larissa – A Greek sea nymph, also the name of an ancient city in Thessaly.

Leo – “Lion.” Also a sign of the zodiac.

Ligeia – “Shrill” or “whistling.” The name of one the Greek sirens, revived by Edgar Allan Poe in his short story by the same title.

Lilith – Adam’s first wife, according to Hebrew mythology. Lilith is associated with various night demons and flying goddesses.

Lorelei – Freshwater mermaid of the Rhine River. The Lorelei is a temptress who delights in the destruction of fishermen.

Lucia – A Latin name meaning “light”. The masculine form is Lucius.

Lucifer – A provocative name associated with the Christian devil. Lucifer means “light-bringer.”

Luna – “Moon.” Luna Lovegood is a minor character in the Harry Potter series.

Maeve – “Intoxicating.” An Irish warrior queen. Also related to Queen Mab, faery ruler of British folklore. Variations include Mab, Meave, Maeven.

Marisol – Beautiful Spanish name meaning “sea and sun.”

Medea – A Greek witch, the subject of a play by Euripides and a later opera. Medea was of divine descent and used sorcery to defeat her foes.

Melusine – A water spirit from French medieval folklore. Also written as Melusina.

Merlin – Legendary sorcerer of Old Britain.

Minerva - Roman name for the goddess of wisdom. A well-known bearer is Minerva McGonagall, the headmistress of Hogwarts in the Harry Potter series.

Miranda – “A marvel.” This name first appeared in Shakespeare’s The Tempest.

Morgan – Morgan le Fay is a (usually) adversarial figure in the Arthurian legends. Variations include Morgaine or Morgana. A similar-sounding name belongs to Celtic warrior goddess Morrighan.

Morpheus – “Shaper.” Greek god of sleep and dreams.

Nerissa – “Of the sea.” From Shakespeare.

Neve – “Bright.” An Anglicized version of the Irish name Niamh.

Nissa – A Scandinavian name for a brownie, sprite, or friendly elf.

Oberon – “Elf ruler.” A Faery king in Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream.  Famous bearers include Oberon Zell (b. 1942).

Ondine – “Mermaid or “Water spirit.”

Orion – A prominent constellation named for the hunter from Greek mythology. One notable Orion is author Orion Foxwood.

Pagan – “Country-dweller.” The most straightforward Pagan name there is.

Petra – “Stone.”

Peregrine – “Traveler, foreigner, pilgrim.”

Phoenix – Mythical bird that would incinerate itself every 500 years (by most accounts), then rise from the ashes.

Puck – A mischievous forest spirit in A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Origin of the adjective “puckish.”

Pythia – One of the traditional titles of the Oracle of Delphi. The Pythia was originally a serpent monster defeated by Apollo.

Raven – One of the most widely-used Pagan/witch names, in various spellings and combinations. Ravens are associated with death, cunning, and secret knowledge.

Rhiannon – Welsh goddess associated with horses. Made popular as a witchy name by the Fleetwood Mac song “Rhiannon.”

Rosemary – “Dew of the sea.” The name refers to the small blue flowers that appear on Rosemary bushes.

Rowan – “Red-haired.” A unisex Celtic name shared with the mystical Rowan tree.

Rowena – A Germanic name, possible derived from the words for “fame” and “joy.” Another name revitalized by the Harry Potter series.

Sabrina – Latin place-name meaning “from Cyprus” or “from the river Severne.” Teenage witch of comics and television.

Sage – “Wise redeemer.” Also a widely-used herb in witchcraft.

Salem – Historic Massachusetts city known for its 17th-century witchcraft trials. The feline familiar of Sabrina the Teenage Witch.

Samantha – In Hebrew it means something like, “God heard” or “told by God.” In Greek, it may mean “flower.” Samantha owes its witchy cred to Samantha Stevens, the protagonist of the TV sitcom Bewitched.

Sedona – A town in Arizon famed for its energy vortexes, n­­ow a thriving New Age community. This pretty name has no known meaning and was probably invented by an early settler in the area.

Selene – Greek goddess of the moon. A variation is Selena, and belongs to Pagan elder Selena Fox.

Shadow – A spirit, ghost, or illusion.

Shasta – An active volcano in California, renowned as a spiritual pilgrimage site.

Shayla – “From the faery place.” Many spellings and variations.

Silver -  A magickal metal, sacred to the Moon. Famous bearers include author Silver Ravenwolf.

Sirena – “Mermaid.”

Sirius – “Glowing, burning.” Also known as the Dog Star, Sirius is the brightest star in Earth’s night sky.

Sophia – “Wisdom.”

Stella - "Star." Variations include Estelle and Estrella.

Strega – “Witch” in Italian.

Sybil – “Prophetess” or “Divine counsel.” This name, from ancient Greek, also belonged to the famous English witch Sybil Leek (1917-1982).

Sylvia – “Of the forest.”

Tanith – Phoenician moon goddess whose name means "serpent lady." Famous Taniths include science fiction and fantasy writer Tanith Lee (1947 – 2015).

Tara – In Irish, a rocky hill. In Sanskrit, a star.

Thurston – “Thor’s stone.”

Titania – “Great one.” The queen of the fairies in Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Variations include Tatiana and Tanya.

Umbra – “Shadow, ghost.”

Urania – “Heavenly" or  "daughter of the Sky.” An epithet of Aphrodite and Isis.

Vera – “Truth”

Vernon – “Alder tree.”

Vesta – Roman hearth goddess. Priestesses of Vesta tended the sacred flame in her temples.

Willow – “Willow tree.” Willow is a popular witch character in the TV series Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

Zephyr – “West wind.”

https://www.groveandgrotto.com/blogs/articles/100-pagan-or-witch-names-and-their-meanings

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World of Warcraft Food Cultures

Alliance

Draenei:  Extremely spiritual, draenei eat the way they live: clean and pure.  Fruits like tomatoes, coconuts, and dates are frequently found in their meals.  Nuts both whole and as nutbutters are not uncommon.  Their grains are whole, and their sweets are simple and fruit-based.

Dryads and Keepers of the Grove: Dwelling in the deep woods and eating as vegans, the Children of Cenarius tend to upgrade their simple meals with the addition of small flowers, seeds, and nuts.

Dwarf: Dwarves are stocky and stalwart and their food reflects it, but they also have limited access to herbs in the cold environments they tend to occupy.  Gravies are necessary condiments, and beers and ales are in nearly every dwarven recipe. Juniper berries, coriander, thyme, and caraway are popular, and dwarves know their cheeses.  Desserts often feature fennel and cardamom as well as cream.

Gnome:  Dear friends of the dwarves and sharing common space, one would assume gnomes embraced the dwarven diet, but their palates are much more…explosive.  Gnomes adore the kicking heat of hot peppers of all kinds as well as mustards and horseradish.  You can even find peppers in some of their dessert, although warming spices like clove, cinnamon and nutmeg are also common.

High Elf:  Without a home for so long, high elves have nearly lost the cultural flavors of their ancestors.  They do have one spice that they will never part from and managed to hold onto from times long past: grains of paradise.

Human: The most wide-spread race, humans start simply and then steal spices from any other culture they have access to. Salt and pepper are a must, parsley, sage, rosemary, thyme, oregano follow.  Bay leaves in soups and stews, cayenne for heat, and cinnamon or vanilla in sweets.

Night Elf: Night elves shy from strong seasonings because their meals are already so rich and earthy.  Cumin, fennel seed, and coriander are the majority of their herbs, with mint and cinnamon tapped for sweets and teas.

Worgen:  Worgen food is known for its sweet meats and love of almonds as well as its propensity for pies and ground meat.  Once human, their spices are similar, but their applications tend toward food easily carried with them as they continue to search for a new home.  Desserts tend to be creamy or custardy.

Horde

Blood Elf:  Blood elves eat very little actual food as they are primarily focused on other sources of energy.  When they do eat, pomegranate seeds and lemongrass are common additions to their dishes.  They also enjoy the grains of paradise favored by the high elves, but not to the same extent.  Poached fruits are their dessert of choice.

Forsaken:  Accustomed to the must of death, the forsaken eat what they can stomach—nearly anything. Mushrooms, moldy cheeses, pickled vegetables, weeds, and vermin are the everyday diet of the undead.  Such pungent foods need little seasoning.

Goblin: Not unlike the high elves, goblin food is unremarkable except in its favoring of a single ingredient: Kaja’Cola.  Kaja’Cola chicken, Kaja’Cola potroast, Kaja’Cola beans, Kaja’Cola bread, Kaja’Cola shakes, Kaja’Cola brownies.  You get the idea.

Ogres: Ogres are among the crudest of the intelligent races. They rarely cook their food, or if they do it is nearly raw anyways.  Having a diet of primarily meats with some simple grains and greens (if they have to), herbs and spices are their only means of flavoring.  Ogre food is unexpectedly flavorful, particularly because of their obsession with garlic and cumin.

Orc:  Orc are similarly populous to humans, but thrive in more difficult environments like desert and scrubland.  Stews are an important part of their diet to increase the amount of water they take in. Cactus, hardy rosemary, and root vegetables are necessary staples, and desserts tend to include cactus fruits and lavender.  Most herbs and spices are inaccessible, and they shy away from using much salt in an already dehydrating  environment.

Tauren: With the deep connection tauren feel to the earth, their meals reflect a respect and appreciation for each ingredient.  Tauren will cook with anything natural that they can find and eat, and have taken to cultivating a wide variety of spices and vegetables, but wild onions, corn (in all its forms), squash, and beans are particularly prevalent.  Desserts are often made with agave, berries, and/or chocolate.

Troll:  Trolls now occupy nearly every habitable biome on Azeroth.  As such, there is no singular characteristic to their cooking. Each tribe has its own flavor profiles based on local ingredients.  Cannibalism is not uncommon, and seafood is a delicacy for them no matter which tribe.

Unaligned

Arakkoa:  

Centaur: Centaur are particularly earthy beings, but without the reverence of the centaur.  They tend to eat a lot of root vegetables and favor earthy spices like cumin and coriander, bitter leafy greens, and dark meats.  

Furbolg:  Longtime friends of the night elves and molded from bears, furbolg also favor rich and earthy foods and use little in the way of spices besides flowers and nuts (especially pine nuts).  They have a particular taste for fish and berries as well, and cater to a constant sweet tooth that begs for honeyed cakes and berry pies.

Jinyu: Jinyu are more evolved murlocs and friends to the pandaren.  Eating primarily vegetables like watercress, seeds, and cattail, jinyu have a somewhat blander palate than other races.  They have a peculiar eye for the most delicious fish, and are experts in the preparation of raw fish.

Mogu:  Ancient lion-men of Pandaria, the mogu never developed the strong cooking culture of the pandaren, but they did discover and cultivate the many varied uses of ginger, which the pandaren incorporate into their own cooking.

Nathrezim:  Like the shivarra, the cooking customs of the nathrezim are mostly unknown except what is gleaned from what little evidence is left behind.  They seem to enjoy a tartness to their foods that comes from the addition of loomi, mahlab, lemongrass, and coriander.

Pandaren: Pandaren bring many exotic flavors to Azeroth, but as a culture their reverence for brewing surpasses even the dwarves. Beers, ales, and spirits are often used in their unique recipes, and whiskey is a feature on the finest of dishes. Pandaren do not fear the heat of peppers, the intoxicating draw of sugar, the grease of good meat, or the heartiness of wholesome vegetables.  Pandaren have perhaps the most well-rounded culinary expertise of all races.  

Shivarra: Of the enormous demonic mystical beings known as shivarra, little is known.  Occasionally an abandoned living space of theirs will be found with sumac, turmeric, paprika, anise, and other spices.  

Tol’Vir: These desert-dwelling people have limited access to vegetation of all kinds, but their foods are aromatic with the use of small amounts of potent dried herbs and spices.  Curries are their delicacy.  Pine nuts are an important part of their diet, and desserts are made with honey and dates.

Tuskarr:  Expert fishermen and whalers thriving in the challenge of the farthest northern reaches, tuskarr primarily eat fish of all kinds.  Edible barnacles, seaweed, and lichens are a treat for them.  

Vrykul: Living in the chilliest of places, the vrykul have a similar palate to the dwarf.  Dill, mustards, vinegar, and poppy make their dishes unique.  The rare instances of sweets from the vrykul feature honey.

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Meet Lanyard the Red Dragon Shifter [Mod Lilac]

Name: Lanyard

Species: Red Dragon Shifter

Gender: Male

Pronouns: He/Him

Sexuality: Straight

Alignment: Light/Good

Personality: Lanyard is a bubbly, bright lad. He has been through some difficult times on his companionship journey and yet those don’t seem to have put a damper on his energy and the way he views the world, despite being let down by a former companion. 

He has a child-like energy, is nearly always smiling and moving around. He loves to be helpful and is constantly asking others what he can do to help them around the house, with chores, or with any project that they may have. He wants to be loved, included, and to feel useful. Sitting still can be difficult for him, and being on the move is best. He can be slightly fidgety and does well with small, monotonous tasks that require repetition. He also adores kids, and would love to babysit, or spend time with kids! 

Description: Lanyard is a small guy at about 3 feet tall. He’s a dragon shifter, although he never loses his wings and horns, even when in human form. His wings are red, and his horns are black at the base that fade to red at the tips. He has bright ginger hair and has freckled, pale skin in human form. In both forms he has bright blue eyes.

In dragon form he has red-orange scales that are heart shaped and he can breathe fire as well and is about 5 feet long from the tip of his snout to the tip of his tail. His wing span is about 15 feet, grand total. He is able to breathe fire in his dragon form as well, although he is unable to sustain it for long periods of time.

Likes: Sunny days, desserts, being outdoors and in the woods, smiling, laughing, being helpful to those around him, children, flowers, gardening, working with his hands.

Dislikes: Biting flys/bugs, being ignored or abandoned, very rainy or wet climates, being overly cold, people who are rude to others based on differences, bullying. 

Hobbies:  In dragon form he likes flying through the clouds and he likes to stay busy. He’ll pick up nearly anything just so he’s not sitting still. He often flies around the astral home to keep a watch on things and it’s a favorite pastime of his. Handiwork, repairs, gardening and working in the fields (he prefers old fashioned tools versus modern machinery)

Favorite Color: Red-Orange, Golden

Favorite Animal: Dogs, although he likes nearly all animals 

Favorite Song: I’m Yours by Jason Mraz

Closest spirit friends: Orlando the Owliith, Rosemary the Brownie Earth Elf, Rilah the Cotton Candy Rabbit Shifter

Magic: Grounding, protection magic

Communication: Lanyard prefers one on one in the astral, telepathy, or cartomancy such as tarot or oracle.

Companionship: Lanyard would like someone he can spend time with, and become close friends with. He is not interested in romance at this time. He doesn’t mind all sorts of family sizes and is alright with most types of spirits. Anyone who feeds on negative energy may not the be the best fit for him though. 

Bonding activities: Arts and crafts, gardening, yard work, house work (he’ll help make doing laundry fun!), showing him any shows or media that you like - he doesn’t often seek out new forms of media and instead will read his favorite books, or rewatch his favorite movies over and over! 

Price: $40

Conjurer: Mod Lilac

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Current Available Spirits

As of October 8th, this is the list of available spirits, please come get to know them over in our Discord! https://discord.gg/hFquM7zRSC - Jet the Black Cat Shifter (He’s looking to close his apps at the end of October!!)

- Tyro the Demonic Vampire

- Rosemary the Brownie Earth Elf

- Pip the Dracopixie

- Lark the Water Lily River Spirit

- Bryn the Mountain Troll

- Payla the Scorned Demon

- Mystery Spirit!! This is a spirit that you can speak to but their information is hidden for now!