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Let's Get Dangerous: When metallic patriarchs discovered Silvensti in ruins, they head toward the ogres' place to get revenge. Before they were ambushed by Crematia, Aurican said "Then let us be ready to do battle." Which leads to . . .
Be Careful What you Wish For: Really, Aurican.
The Champion: Aurican is the go-to guy to protect the elves, the Silvensti elves in particular. He is also the most powerful elder for the metallics for a while and died defending them.
Loyal Animal Companion: Aurican was this to the elves, the griffons were this to the metallic dragons, thanks to Darlantan's kindness.
Reluctant Warrior.: Aurican doesn't care for fighting.Paladine God help you when he does feel the need to fight.
No Sense of Humor: I'll give you this glem:
Light is Good: Metallic Dragons are the offspring of Paladine, the God of Light, Justice, and Goodness. They are referred as the dragons of good themselves.
Life of the Party: It's been certainly been hinted as such, much to Darlantan's boredom.
Humble Hero: Sort of. He'd been striving for a great goal (returning magic) and he believed that he can do it, but he's largely been not been boastful about it. In fact, he did more boasting of him planning to achieve the goal than actually doing it.
Good is Not Dumb: It was easy to cast him aside as some idealist, but he's more wise than you can expect him to be. He get it from his tutor.
Good is Not Nice: He'll tell you that merciful is the best thing you can do, but that doesn't mean he's a pushover. There were limits to it, and those who push him tend to have fatalities.
Divided We Fall: Aurican and the other metallics were taught early on that it is their differences that made them strong. This gave Aurican and Darlantan the advantage to entrap the chromatics dragons, who tend to fight only with their own selective type.
Character Alignment: In general, gold dragons tend to be Lawful Good. Aurican himself is more Neutral Good however.
Sibling Rivalry: When the metallic dragons were very young, there was a lot of this. They grew out of this when they became older and got their own lairs, but they didn't see each other much as a result.
Sibling Team: Aurican and Darlantan were this in the First Dragon War.
Aloof Big Brother: Well. Sort of. Aurican is the more aloof dragons, but he's just as willing to hang out.
Foolish Sibling, Responsible Sibling: Aurican and Darlatan as the responsible ones, Smelt and Blayze as the foolish ones. Burll tend to sway between the two sides.
My Sibling Will Live Through Me: All of the patriarchs died, so it was left to Aurican to help raise their wyrmlings. He was determined to continue their legacy, so he told them stories of the fathers they never had known.
Promotion to Parent: As well has having his own gold wyrmlings, Aurican was given the task of educating and raising the other metallic wyrmlings.
Determinator: If Aurican wasn't so determined to regain magic to the world, or that Darlantan was determined for revenge, the chromatics would have won. Sucks to be them.
Last Stand: How Aurican died . . . and how most of the wyrmlings he was trying to protect died too.
Be Careful What you Wish For: Really, Aurican.
The Champion: Aurican is the go-to guy to protect the elves, the Silvensti elves in particular. He is also the most powerful elder for the metallics for a while and died defending them.
Loyal Animal Companion: Aurican was this to the elves, the griffons were this to the metallic dragons, thanks to Darlantan's kindness.
Reluctant Warrior.: Aurican doesn't care for fighting.
No Sense of Humor: I'll give you this glem:
From the mountaintop, the glittering specks marking Silvanos' massive army stretched almost as far as the horizon.
"Or is it even Silvanos' army anymore?" mused Aurican pensively. "He tells me there are ten humans for every elf in his ranks."
"That is good for the elves, then," Darlantan noted dryly, "for the humans will likely do the ten times as much dying."
"Indeed," Auri agreed sagely, missing the irony his nestmate had intended.
Light is Good: Metallic Dragons are the offspring of Paladine, the God of Light, Justice, and Goodness. They are referred as the dragons of good themselves.
Life of the Party: It's been certainly been hinted as such, much to Darlantan's boredom.
Humble Hero: Sort of. He'd been striving for a great goal (returning magic) and he believed that he can do it, but he's largely been not been boastful about it. In fact, he did more boasting of him planning to achieve the goal than actually doing it.
Good is Not Dumb: It was easy to cast him aside as some idealist, but he's more wise than you can expect him to be. He get it from his tutor.
Good is Not Nice: He'll tell you that merciful is the best thing you can do, but that doesn't mean he's a pushover. There were limits to it, and those who push him tend to have fatalities.
Divided We Fall: Aurican and the other metallics were taught early on that it is their differences that made them strong. This gave Aurican and Darlantan the advantage to entrap the chromatics dragons, who tend to fight only with their own selective type.
Character Alignment: In general, gold dragons tend to be Lawful Good. Aurican himself is more Neutral Good however.
Sibling Rivalry: When the metallic dragons were very young, there was a lot of this. They grew out of this when they became older and got their own lairs, but they didn't see each other much as a result.
Sibling Team: Aurican and Darlantan were this in the First Dragon War.
Aloof Big Brother: Well. Sort of. Aurican is the more aloof dragons, but he's just as willing to hang out.
Foolish Sibling, Responsible Sibling: Aurican and Darlatan as the responsible ones, Smelt and Blayze as the foolish ones. Burll tend to sway between the two sides.
My Sibling Will Live Through Me: All of the patriarchs died, so it was left to Aurican to help raise their wyrmlings. He was determined to continue their legacy, so he told them stories of the fathers they never had known.
Promotion to Parent: As well has having his own gold wyrmlings, Aurican was given the task of educating and raising the other metallic wyrmlings.
Determinator: If Aurican wasn't so determined to regain magic to the world, or that Darlantan was determined for revenge, the chromatics would have won. Sucks to be them.
Last Stand: How Aurican died . . . and how most of the wyrmlings he was trying to protect died too.
