Dragon

Background
Dragons were the first beings created by the twin goddesses, starting with Bahamut and Tiamat, who would then create more. These are known as True Dragons, those created from the goddesses, a fact they are proud of. They come in all manner of sizes, colors, and appearances. They are true immortals and can never truly die, even should their bodies be destroyed. After 1500 years of age, they become Wyrms, their hide becoming near impervious to any damage save for certain sources. Dragons are highly intelligent, with a few species being wholly aggressive to anything and everything. They are capable of breeding with any manner of species, creating half breeds of many varieties. They hold Clan Dragons with disdain, finding them to be false beings created from a human soul.

Clan Dragons are similar to the True counterparts, with the exception of their humanoid stature and capability to equip weapons and armor. These tend to use humanoid guises far more to blend in with society, though it is usually the women who are able to go nearly unnoticed as their horns can pass for a hair accessory unlike the men. These, like the True variety, can breed with anything, though they tend to go for more humanoid mates, oftentimes abandoning the offspring that are created through the act, seeing as they're abominations that would only bring destruction. Though it is merely speculation, and not a fact that their children will do so. It is believed that it is because the half breeds were abandoned that bring about their destructive nature about.

Clan Dragons are ruled over by a Wyrmlord or Wyrmqueen, which acts as their leader, and is the strongest of them. It is not a title to be given, nor one that can be taken by force.

True Dragons suffer through a few mutations, one such instance is the birth of Beast Dragons, which look more like furry beasts found in the wild. Such is the case with Nauri, one of the first instances of this mutation which brands her an outcast, and an unwanted being all around. It is unknown what caused the mutation, but it is likely some manner of evolution at work.