Morning rises over Snowflake Mountain, where the heroic woodland elf Bredan and his western dragon lover Razlyn has stayed the night with a few fellow Coreans; who guarded the entrance to the underground land known as the Core. After a night of stress and unease visions, Razlyn and Bredan...
Four Islands
Two Great Adventures
After visiting the first of the Four Isles on the Sea of Legends, Damien, Evelyn and their fellowship heads for Tormal Isle the second island in order to fulfill a deal they made with the leprechaun named Charles. During the expedition, Damien learns some...
With Evelyn leading the way, the three travel north west towards the Forgetful Valley, moving across the Midway Plains of Havenya. The plains are full of wheat grasses, rolling hills, a large spring river, and wild flowers. Forest lands, and mountains are seen in distances as they travel up and...
Having been thinking on one of my past fantasy worlds, in which there are armies that can scale walls with calvary units. True, the world itself has mounted defenses as it is, usually by growing thorny vines along the walls. With thorns about five inches long at that, along with spiked defenses...
In my setting, dragon shifters occupy the ruling class of a nation called Urnova.
So, the main thing to realize is that dragon shifters are the only ‘dragons’ in the world. There’s no ‘true dragons’ out there.
They aren’t born able to shift, it comes in at some later point in their lives (or...
The nun walked further then ever before, until she had finally reached her goal. The cave. As she drew closer to the cave, her habits swaying in the breeze, she pulled out her golden blade, wreathed in flame. She tucked her beard into her armor, and screamed:
"REVENGE OF THE DWARVEN...
What are dragons like in your world? What do they look like? What is their society like? What are their powers? Are they magical, or are they just animals? Can they take other forms? How/why? Are they intelligent? How many are there? etc.
There have been many interpretations of dragons, all...
In a book I’m writing, the Daemorys Royal Family has the power to become dragons. It’s signified by a series of raw gouges in the skin that mark the bones. These don’t form on the face. The bones and teeth are fused, so they don’t really lose teeth. They have an incredibly high temperature...
It began with a Knight, a beautiful faerie Knight with six silver tails and eyes like storm clouds. One who laughed in the face of monsters as they waved their tentacles or flashed their teeth at him. As they barred their claws and let their slimy saliva fall on his bare cheek. For neither their...
dragons
eating disorders
idolts in love
implied trauma
infedility that is kinda approved
morally ambiguous characters
panic attacks
political marriage
unhealthy relationships
Hails to all those scribes of the of the mind, reflecting the realms seen, and unseen. I am a fairly recently self published writer, presenting a quite groundbreaking concept, that along with those somewhat more expected influences, Tolkien, Lewis etc, I am also heavily influenced by much older...
Believability of a fantasy creature can go so far. Case in point--the title feature. I have first seen it on a Ringwraith's winged mount...
...then on Smaug...
...and finally on the dragons of Tui T. Sutherland's Wings of Fire series.
I never understood the appeal. Bats don't have it...
The beginnings of a novel I'm working on, hoping to garner some insight and critiques.
A young woman from an obscure village is plunged into a daring journey, complete with sword fights, dragons,and a kidnapped princess.
I'm writing a story about dragons who live in cities and villages. The problem is, these dragons come off as very human. I need to make their motivations and personalities more dragonlike.
(Note: my dragons are bipedal, much like humans, and have five fingers, but the physical resemblance ends...
My interpretation of St. George's confrontation with a dragon.
Although St. George went on to become the patron saint of England, in the original myth he was a Roman soldier instead of the commonly depicted medieval knight. Furthermore, the tale was set in "Libya", which is what the...