History WMG / Dragonfable

[[WMG: [[MyImmortal Xan is Tara Gilesbie and Warlic is Raven]].]]

[[WMG: Cysero is a TimeLord.]]

[[WMG: The Player Character was a TimeLord.]]

[[WMG: The Lady is a [[TimeLord TimeLady]].]]

[[WMG: Warlic is a TimeLord.]]

[[Akanthus is actually]]

[[WMG: Dove is a Destiny Weapon bonded to a human body.]]
Caitiff refers to him as a "Light one" when he throws up the rainbow shield. His origins are completely unknown, but Caitiff seems to know something about what he is. Maybe like how Caitiff is a Doom Weapon in a body, Dove is a Destiny Weapon in a body. Of course, as a Destiny Weapon, Dove is probably kinder to his host than Caitiff. Maybe he lives in symbiosis with the human/Destiny Weapon he shares his body with.

Elysia is surprised to see him during the Calamity Saga, when he comes to the Falconreach Guardian Tower, and clearly seems to know something about him, as well. Given that she was formerly Lady Celestia's apprentice before taking over her role, and is thus highly knowledgeable when it comes to dragons, it's safe to assume he is, at the very least, a powerful light dragon in disguise, if not Prismagon himself. For further evidence of his true identity: His eye color consistently shifts between all seven colors in the visible spectrum, he's powerful enough to be immune to Caitiff's mind games, he recognizes our dragon as being one of the two twins from the dragon boxes, and he hushes Elysia to keep her from revealing too much about him when they first meet.

Elysia is surprised to see him during the Calamity Saga, when he comes to the Falconreach Guardian Tower, and clearly seems to know something about him, as well. Given that she was formerly Lady Celestia's apprentice before taking over her role, and is thus highly knowledgeable when it comes to dragons, it's safe to assume he is, at the very least, a powerful light dragon in disguise, if not Prismagon himself. For further evidence of his true identity: His eye color consistently shifts between all seven colors in the visible spectrum, he's powerful enough to be immune to Caitiff's mind games, and he hushes Elysia to keep her from revealing too much about him when they first meet.

[[WMG: Ash Dragonblade is a descendant/Expy of Raki from ''{{Claymore}}''.]]

* There is even the Heart on text and yeah she also counts as HideYourLesbians

* [[WordOfGod Confirmed by the Staff]]

* Jossed. The door is now able to be lock-picked, and [[spoiler:two Pactagonal Knights are tied up inside.]]

Galanoth never lets himself be seen without his helmet or some sort of stand-in, while Neron only abandons his hood when it catches fire. Both clearly want to avoid being seen face-to-face if it's at all possible; Galanoth could have easily been hiding burn scars underneath his helmet all along. Neron and Galanoth both grew up in as yet unnamed villages destroyed by Akriloth, the great fire dragon, and lost loved ones and close neighbors, and it wouldn't be too much of a stretch to suggest that it could have been the same village. Galanoth doesn't even realize the player character is a [=DragonLord=] until this gets revealed to him, but Neron seems to be familiar enough with them during the Amityvale town meeting to know they'd be up to the task of helping the Rose make Amityvale safer. Galanoth, by virtue of being a Dragonslayer, would have had plenty of encounters with evil dragons and lost his adoptive brother during the Great Fire War by Drakkonan's hand, and thus has plenty of reason to conclude that magic is, overall, just not worth the trouble when it can easily be turned to evil ends by irresponsible users.

Galanoth never lets himself be seen without his helmet or some sort of stand-in, while Neron only abandons his hood when it catches fire. Both clearly want to avoid being seen face-to-face if it's at all possible; Galanoth could have easily been hiding burn scars underneath his helmet all along. Neron and Galanoth both grew up in as yet unnamed villages destroyed by Akriloth, the great fire dragon, and lost loved ones and close neighbors, and it wouldn't be too much of a stretch to suggest that it could have been the same village. Galanoth doesn't even realize the player character is a [=DragonLord=] until this gets revealed to him, but Neron seems to be familiar enough with them during the Amityvale town meeting to know they'd be up to the task of helping the Rose make Amityvale safer. Galanoth, by virtue of being a Dragonslayer, would have had plenty of encounters with evil dragons and thus plenty of reason to conclude that magic is, overall, just not worth the trouble when it can easily be turned to evil ends by irresponsible users.