Luminis (Hypnotic Dragon) is the cunning one of the bunch and the closest to evil one can get (with being completely so). She's very intelligent, creating strategic plans that often risk people's lives. Her self image – physical and mental – are what matter most to her. And, well, the wellbeing of her bonded and seldom “allies” I guess. She enjoys being on her lonesome, and often seeks out secluded spots to lounge. She lacks speed – both on land and in the air – so escaping her is not a problem. If she doesn’t sneak up on you, that is. Her stealth is her greatest strength. Very few can see her coming. Oddly enough, the dragon prefers manipulation over her own hypnotic abilities. The power of having control over someone’s mind, someone’s will, without even using her mind-gripping capabilities just sends shivers down her spine. Or spines. Her hypnosis is only really used as a backup plan. While she is unpredictably aggressive, she’s not particularly hot headed. Although it is best not to get on her nerves, she never gets exceedingly rage filled. To those she cares about, she can be a rather interesting companion. While not being as harsh to them, she’s nowhere near gentle. Well, that’s what she tells herself at least. (Will have the least character growth, but will still change to some extent).

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Onyx (Fire Dragon) is… kinda like the carefree father of the group – being the exact opposite of his appearance in many ways. He is kind and gentle, only using violence when pushed to his limits. He can even go “mother hen” mode at times, specifically when a group member is hurt. His persistent nature can drive many over the edge, but is quite useful in situations like these. When given the chance, the digger will do nothing but lounge about, sleeping for the majority – if not all – of his day away. He can be rather empty minded and attention lacking at times, so expect to repeat yourself often. What he lacks in stamina, he makes up for in his unique stealth and speed. The underground is his domain, nearly nothing can stop him there. He will often ambush from below, using his battering ram of a head to burst from the ground and attack his target. His escapes are just as quick as he can easily smash his way back under the earth. (His character will experience a lot of growth in the roleplay).

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Leha (Faolain) is one of the more mature of this gang of characters – personality wise. But at the same time, she’s still immature in some ways. She has a quiet demeanor, rarely speaking in fear of embarrassing herself. Though, she does enjoy a good conversion and absolutely must be in another’s presence at all times. Being alone can cause her to have nervous breakdowns. The purple eyed girl has somehow managed to retain a small amount of kindness, mainly when it comes to the injured. She will never risk her neck for anyone and has no quarles leaving someone – who isn’t her beast – behind, but she does enjoy taking care of the sick and hurt. Some peacefulness has also remained, taking the form of talking before acting. Or, well, her way of talking anyway – used to convince an attacker to stop what they are doing and turn back. She will leave the group in search of nature-ruled areas, as long as someone else is alway with her, so she can have time to reflect on herself. During this time, her more conflicted and uncertain side comes into play – with her most prominent issue being the actions she took the night of the ceremony. Her biggest flaw comes from being a pushover and allowing people to walk all over her. To some extent, that is, as she has become more defensive and stubborn after the snap. Leha has great agility and speed, and is great with a bow and arrow. However, she lacks a decent amount of strength in her mid section.

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Pygmy (Amphithere) is the adventurous “child” of the bunch. While not inherently naive, he is incredibly trusting – believing that no one will ever harm him without a proper reason. His friendly attitude does not help in this endeavor, as he will walk up to anyone and anything just to say hello. This leaves him vulnerable to most forms of manipulation. However, convincing him that he is bad in any way will not work. His sense of self-worth prevents such self-deprecating thoughts from entering his head, and such speech will make him lose his trust in said person. Well, some of it. Simply give him a coconut and he’ll be back to his old trusting and happy self. His agility and speed are his greatest strengths, greatly surprising those of dragons and pegasi. These strengths can make up for his lack of physical strength as he can pepper in hits without taking many – if any at all. However, a well placed arrow can be all it takes to knock him down – when he is in the air that is. (I am totally making a scene where he shoves his head into someone’s bag and asks for coconuts. It just has ta happen).