Stormphoenix42

Female

Wishlist:
Alright, this is kind of a long shot, but my absolute dream would be to find a double-Z coded CB Red Dorsal male. (Both "z"s at the beginning of the code, upper or lowercase.)

Would also love MBTI/enneagram related codes, especially INTJ or 5w6 ones.

PB EG Flamingos! I'm willing to bloodswap up to 7th gen.

Any code that resembles "Storm" (sT0rm, 3Torm, etc.)
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Information about Flamingos:
As of June 2017, I am able to breed purebred EG Flamingos of any generation up to 7th.
Most flamingos from my scroll are named in this format:
(code) - (####) - (mixed character I.D.)
Example:
jm0xJ - 0225 - AP6E
If you have a dragon with one of these in its lineage, it's related to my Flamingos.
Otherwise, PM me? :)
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A few headcanons about scrolls and dragons:
As far as I know, it hasn't been explained how different scrolls relate to one another. Different users have different ideas, as seen in descriptions - whether each scroll represents one giant, literal cave, or an area of land, or something else entirely; whether the scroll owner lives with the dragons, or raises them by hand, or is heard of only in legend.
Here's how I deal with various things in my descriptions:

- Scrolls:
Each scroll is a distinct landscape - a massive area of land. Dragons on different scrolls interact only rarely.
Each realm is referred to as a Cave, named such because the dome of the sky resembles the wall of an enormous cave.

- Scroll Owners:
Each Cave has a Keeper, a being that records the dragons that live in its Cave. I haven't described Keepers much in descriptions, as very few dragons are aware of their existence. Each Keeper has a Scroll, on which the dragons are listed. Dragons of a more theological nature might wonder if the keeper is a sort of deity, and whether their actions precede the recording or if the writing of the Keeper causes their actions. The things written on the scroll always reflect reality- whether or not those things were reality before they were written. (Keepers are pretty similar to the Marvel universe's Watchers.) http://dragcave.net/lineage/S3Ocz has a description of mine involving Scrolls, Keepers, and the reason some dragons have descriptions while others do not.