Dragon: The Embers Core Book - MrGone's Character Sheets

The Five Evils School that detests
the over-inflated ego. They fight to keep
themselves out of the spotlight, but once
they’re there they will not step down.
Quickly hated as a stage hog, then just as
quickly forgotten.
Greed
Greed
The Five Evils School that detests
the materialistic hoarding of the modern
world. Though they claim their possessions
are meaningless, they constantly fear the
loss of ‘things’. When fear turns to
overprotection, people suffer.
Lust
Lust
The Five Evils School that detests
the washed-out focus that comes from
passion untended. They spend their whole
lives running from what they love, but
inevitably run back into its arms. Once
there, they must start over. Tragic, really.
Sloth
Sloth
The Five Evils School that detests
the concession of motivation to apathy. In
their fervor to ‘get up and go’, they tire
themselves out and slink home in a stew of
shame and exhaustion. Incapable of doing a
good job, as they don’t work efficiently.
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Flames
The Oroboroi may live virtually
forever, but such a life is not without
hardships. Besides the immediately
apparent horror of outliving all their loved
ones, an Oroboroi must cope with the fact
that she has access to stupendous
capabilities, but has few appropriate
situations in which to expend them. Her
membership is her greatest gift and darkest
secret, and most of her life is spent trying to
take advantage of the gift part without
giving away the secret part.
For those that peel away the secret,
there are really only three possible outcomes.
They could promise never to tell anyone and
to help bear the burden of the secret, but
that’s incredibly unlikely. That, and even if
they did, time would eventually steal them
away. They could blab to somebody else,
which will either land them in a mental
asylum or homicidal frenzy. But… even
incoherent nonsense draws unwanted
attention. And then, there are those that
would harvest the Oroboroi for her Heart,
Red Pearl, or blood (would-be Dragons,
greed-hoarders, or Knights of the Bloody
Chalice respectively).
Another thing the Oroboroi must
face in their longevity is boredom. Those
that continue living the life they did before
their Metamorphosis find it does not fill
them the way they did before. Grander
stature calls for grander things, and so most
Oroboroi take on a Province to occupy their
time.
Dens
Dens
The name is a little deceiving, but
Den comes from a self-loathing Oroboroi
who called Dragon alliances a ‘Den of Evil’.
Unfortunately, the name stuck.
The Oroboroi population is so
phenomenally low that usually the only
other Dragon one meets is the Heart’s
previous owner. Still, paths do cross, and
when Dragons meet they need a way to
interact peaceably with each other. While
they’re working towards a common goal,
Dragons will willingly call themselves
beasts ‘of the same den’.
Oroboroi Oroboroi Society
Society
A Dragon and her Province
combined are easily compared to an
independent nation. Likewise, the
relationships between two Dragons can be
easily analyzed by thinking of them in a
world scope, rather than a personal one.
Dragons forge trade routes with each other,
swap techniques, and make treaties, but they
could never really be called friends. So long
as a relationship is mutually beneficial or
sufficiently forced, the Oroboroi will
interact.