 Scorche |
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Creature Type: Fire Creature Family: Flarius Creature Name: Scorche |
Gender: Female Rarity: Rare Scorche can evolve! Scorche has 57 care points. |
Visual Description
A cute, baby fire dragon.
Lifestyle
Scorche is an extremely cute and very young fire dragon. Her form is still more roly-poly than the powerful shape she will someday wear. Her wings are still small and she cannot yet fly other than in tiny hops. She has a small but very strong flame that burns at the tip of her tail.
Like all dragons, Flarius mature slowly and is often unwise in her younger forms. Scorche is no exception. She is playful, passionate, enthusiastic, and enjoys playing small pranks. In a fire dragon, that's a dangerous combination. Caretakers are encouraged to handle her early rearing in a place that is minimally flammable. A forge or an iron-works is a good choice. There is a lot of heat to keep Scorche warm, and little inside the shop that is likely to burst into flames. Later in life, she will be gifted with crafting, using fire and magic to shape stone and metal. This early exposure usually helps to keep the young Scorche interested and content.
A cute, baby fire dragon.
Lifestyle
Scorche is an extremely cute and very young fire dragon. Her form is still more roly-poly than the powerful shape she will someday wear. Her wings are still small and she cannot yet fly other than in tiny hops. She has a small but very strong flame that burns at the tip of her tail.
Like all dragons, Flarius mature slowly and is often unwise in her younger forms. Scorche is no exception. She is playful, passionate, enthusiastic, and enjoys playing small pranks. In a fire dragon, that's a dangerous combination. Caretakers are encouraged to handle her early rearing in a place that is minimally flammable. A forge or an iron-works is a good choice. There is a lot of heat to keep Scorche warm, and little inside the shop that is likely to burst into flames. Later in life, she will be gifted with crafting, using fire and magic to shape stone and metal. This early exposure usually helps to keep the young Scorche interested and content.
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