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In order to bring the baby dragon under mortal control, the blood of a witch is required. If the witch is dead, the magick will work, but not well. The state of the witch's heart at the time of her death, for evil or good, for peace or wrath, will shape the dragon's own soul. If the witch lives, the magick is more potent. The dragon, in drinking of the blood of the witch, will take on some hint of her personality and intentions toward the world. | In order to bring the baby dragon under mortal control, the blood of a witch is required. If the witch is dead, the magick will work, but not well. The state of the witch's heart at the time of her death, for evil or good, for peace or wrath, will shape the dragon's own soul. If the witch lives, the magick is more potent. The dragon, in drinking of the blood of the witch, will take on some hint of her personality and intentions toward the world. | ||
So, if Marcella murders Ella and takes her blood, and surrenders it to Albrecht, Albrecht gains control of the dragon. If Marcella dies, Albrecht gains control of her blood and the dragon. However, if either Marcella or Ella offer their blood willingly, Ella will gain control of the dragon and be able to use it in the almost inevitable battle with Albrecht. | So, if Marcella murders [[Characters:Dun Barethsol:Ella|Ella]] and takes her blood, and surrenders it to Albrecht, Albrecht gains control of the dragon. If Marcella dies, [[Characters:Dun Barethsol:Albrecht|Albrecht]] gains control of her blood and the dragon. However, if either Marcella or Ella offer their blood willingly, Ella will gain control of the dragon and be able to use it in the almost inevitable battle with Albrecht. Of course, Marcella gains the greatest degree of control over the dragon by willingly offering her own blood. Albrecht knows this, having read as much as he can of the Lore of Dragons, so Marcella would have to be sly to take control of the dragon - perhaps even doing it by allowing herself to be bitten or stung. | ||
How should the blood be contained and transported? | How should the blood be contained and transported? | ||
Revision as of 05:49, 28 March 2006
In order to bring the baby dragon under mortal control, the blood of a witch is required. If the witch is dead, the magick will work, but not well. The state of the witch's heart at the time of her death, for evil or good, for peace or wrath, will shape the dragon's own soul. If the witch lives, the magick is more potent. The dragon, in drinking of the blood of the witch, will take on some hint of her personality and intentions toward the world.
So, if Marcella murders Ella and takes her blood, and surrenders it to Albrecht, Albrecht gains control of the dragon. If Marcella dies, Albrecht gains control of her blood and the dragon. However, if either Marcella or Ella offer their blood willingly, Ella will gain control of the dragon and be able to use it in the almost inevitable battle with Albrecht. Of course, Marcella gains the greatest degree of control over the dragon by willingly offering her own blood. Albrecht knows this, having read as much as he can of the Lore of Dragons, so Marcella would have to be sly to take control of the dragon - perhaps even doing it by allowing herself to be bitten or stung.
How should the blood be contained and transported?