A while ago I announced I was making OCs, so now I have the back story all set. Here is the lore of the Dragon Spawn.
many years ago after Alberius ed on and defeated the other, dragons feared that his bloodline would become corrupted and commit evil deeds, the might of the dragon blood has the potential to crush the world under their feet. So five dragons; Hestia(flame), Artemis(wind), Neptune(water), Dionysus(dark), and Hephaestus(light) came up with an idea, each would raise one mortal child as their own. They believed with the incredible amount of mana they contain it would have effects on a mortal if they were to be exposed to it early in life. It worked, and when the mortals grew up they could consume the very element they were raised in and bring any opponents, human, sylvan, rokkan, quilin, or dragon, to their knees, they would be known as The Dragon Spawns. But after the current incident with Morsayati and most of the royal family taking the side of him, the current generation go out to track them down. Eric of flame hearing everything Leonidas has done raided Valkaheim on his own. And the others? We'll have to find out.
Current generation
Eric: Flame, somewhat of a leader of the group, most reasonable of the group. He's not the biggest fan of Leonidas due to what he did to Mars and well... everything else.
Damian: Dark, a bit more laid back than the others, but quite terrifying when angered. Fun to have around at parties, and is well versed in lots of different cultures.
Noah: Water, takes his job seriously, perhaps more than he should... but he's very intelligent, he doesn't necessarily see Neptune as his parental figure. He sort of separates himself from the group.
Merry: light, well versed in metalwork, and while rather quick tempered she does keep the team together.
Kyro: wind, the youngest of the group. He can get distracted and stressed easily, but he can be a valuable ally when the time comes. Just be sure to respect his boundaries.
I'll be making their character stories, events, and unit usage later.
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