Once a humble craftsman, your life changed when you learned the ways of dragonkind. Whether as a captive, apprentice, or emissary, you mastered a rare draconic art—be it forging with dragon fire, weaving enchanted leather, inscribing draconic runes, or another craft shaped by their power. Now, you walk the world as both artisan and outsider, carrying the legacy of dragons in your work.
- Skill Proficiencies: Arcana – Your craft is infused with draconic magic, giving you knowledge of magical properties, dragon lore, and ancient techniques.
Survival – Whether through hardship or apprenticeship, you learned to endure harsh conditions and work with rare, often dangerous materials.
- Tool Proficiencies: One Artisan’s tool or instrument of your choice (Smith’s tools, leatherworker’s tools, calligrapher’s supplies, etc.), reflecting your draconic craft.
- Languages: Draconic – The ancient language of dragons, essential for understanding their magic, runes, and customs.
- Equipment: One artisan’s tool kit of your choice (e.g., leatherworker’s tools, smith’s tools, calligrapher’s supplies, etc.), reflecting your draconic craft.
An artifact tying you to dragons( eg: A dragon egg, a coin infused with dragon magic, a tome of draconic knowledge, or a bag of dragon parts). Work out specifics with your GM.
How are you tied to dragons?
| d4 | Draconic legacy table |
|---|---|
| 1 | Who or what inspired your path—did a specific dragon teach you, or was it an ancient artifact or group dedicated to dragonkind? |
| 2 | An event that ties you to dragons—were you a captive, a servant, or did you discover an ancient secret tied to dragons? |
| 3 | The kind of draconic art you practice (forging, weaving, runes, or something else). |
| 4 | A significant draconic artifact that holds great meaning to you, perhaps gifted by a dragon or discovered in a dangerous pursuit. |
Your unique connection with dragons and mastery of draconic arts grant you special advantages in social and practical situations. When dealing with scholars, cultists, or merchants who revere dragons, you can often secure assistance, information, or discounts. Additionally, you have an uncanny ability to identify and understand draconic materials and lore, which can prove invaluable during your adventures.
Suggested Characteristics
| d4 | Personality Trait |
|---|---|
| 1 | Your meticulous and patient in your work, believing every crafted piece should tell a timeless story. |
| 2 | Your fascination with draconic lore makes you naturally curious—sometimes to a fault—as you analyze everything through the lens of dragonkind. |
| 3 | My curiosity knows no bounds—I relentlessly seek out every scrap of draconic lore and artifact, believing that each holds a secret to my craft. |
| 4 | I approach my work with a reverence and caution befitting the power of dragons, never taking the magic or legacy I wield for granted. |
| d4 | Ideal |
|---|---|
| 1 | My art will outlive me, preserving the bond I share with dragons and the wisdom they've imparted. |
| 2 | I will never be shackled again—neither by fate nor by those who would control the power of draconic magic. |
| 3 | Understanding the ancient secrets of dragons is the key to mastering their power and refining my craft. |
| 4 | The gifts of draconic art come with a duty to protect and pass on its secrets, ensuring they benefit future generations. |
| d4 | Bond |
|---|---|
| 1 | The draconic artifact I carry is a symbol of my connection to dragons and the responsibility I bear to preserve their legacy. |
| 2 | I owe my survival and craft to the dragon who took me in, and I will protect its teachings and memory with my life. |
| 3 | The legacy I carry, whether through a dragon’s teachings or a precious artifact, is a future I must protect, no matter the cost. |
| 4 | My craft is not just a skill; it is a connection to those who came before me, and I will honor their memory by ensuring it endures. |
| d4 | Flaw |
|---|---|
| 1 | I can be overly secretive about my past and my craft, afraid that others will misuse or exploit the knowledge I possess. |
| 2 | My drive to preserve the draconic legacy sometimes leads me to take reckless risks, ignoring my own safety in pursuit of greater power or knowledge. |
| 3 | I struggle to trust others, believing that people will betray me or seek to steal the power I’ve worked so hard to master. |
| 4 | My obsession with perfecting my craft sometimes blinds me to the needs and feelings of those around me. |
Contacts
Your journey into draconic arts has connected you with a network of individuals who share your fascination—or fear—of dragonkind. These contacts may include:
Scholars & Scribes: Experts in draconic lore who can provide insights into ancient runes, forgotten rituals, or the subtle magic behind your craft.
Merchants & Traders: Those who deal in rare materials such as enchanted scales, dragonfire-infused ingredients, or relics of long-departed dragons.
Dragon Cultists & Enthusiasts: Individuals or secretive groups who revere dragons, offering both friendship and occasional rivalry as they pursue their own mysterious agendas.
Artisans & Craftsmen: Fellow makers whose work complements yours, whether they forge dragon-forged weapons or inscribe magical runes, and who may trade specialized knowledge or materials.
These contacts can provide invaluable resources, secretive leads, and unexpected alliances, making your network a key asset in your ongoing quest to master the draconic arts and unravel the mysteries of your past.
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