Flights

Mating flights are not an alien concept to the population of the Fate. Some of its inhabitants are creatures that require such a thing, after all. Dritanys's motivations behind deciding to allow foreign creatures to fly in the Fate are wholly selfish -- any creature who wants to mate here is likely worth permitting, and she has no compunctions against casting a magical charm on promising hatchlings to "convince" them to stay aboard the Fate or otherwise ensuring she keeps what she wants.

The flights take place in the Lower Inhabitants' Deck, in the giant recreational cavern. With vast expanses of grassy turf and artificial lakes below and a magically simulated open sky overhead, there is plenty of room for even unusually large creatures to fly and lead a vigorous chase. There are no obstacles, however, but for the cavern walls. Spatial enchantments on the "sky" ensure creatures can fly as high as they wish without ever striking the cavern's true ceiling. Risers will have to rely entirely on stamina and fancy flying to challenge their chasers.

1. Applicants (whether dragon, griffin, hydra, etc.) may be from any agency that allows its creatures to mate elsewhere.
2. Applicants must be at their adult stage to mate.
3. If you are submitting a riser, you must write the flight story when your critter has enough chasers and you have chosen the winner. If you won't write the story, the entire shebang will be scrapped! I will not do story-less clutches, or write the flight myself.
4. Critters can rise as many times as they like, but cannot be rising at another dragonry at the same time. The riser cannot rise again until their clutch hatches.
5. Similarly, chasers can chase as often as they like, but can only chase one individual at a time. Both the winning and losing chasers can chase again once the flight has flown (but to the winner: beware a jealous mate or other dragonries' rules forbidding a critter to chase before their last-parented clutch has hatched!).
6. Please send me interesting and/or unusual creatures! They don't have to have so many strange traits that they hardly look like the archetypal dragon anymore, but I do not want to draw pure Pernese or pure Alskyrian or any other relatively featureless creature. I will, however, accept a "plain" riser if they are seeking an exotic mate. I reserve the right to reject any riser/chaser that I do not think would result in offspring I would enjoy drawing/coloring.

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