Luck and Misfortune Dragons

Luck Dragons and Misfortune dragons are very closely related, thus why they are on one page so one can directly compare and contrast them.

Luck Dragons
A rare species of Eastern Dragon that originate from Northern Korea. They have magical abilities relating to luck and positivity and get their name from their ability to grant wishes.

Known Luck Dragons: Jax Rho

Appearance
Luck Dragons are hatched when three inches tall and seven inches long. Over the course of their life, they grow at a constant rate. Every five years they grow half an inch taller and one foot longer. Their long flowing whiskers remain the length of half of their body. Luck Dragons feel to be weightless because of their origins, however, they can only weight up to 50 pounds at one time. All Luck Dragons have white or light grey scales. They have strong crest plates on their nose, chest, underbelly, and on the front of their front legs, that can be any light color. They can have midrange to darker colored markings throughout their body. Pastel colors are common.

Fur covers the top of a Luck Dragon’s head, side of their face, arms and legs, down their back and tail and at the tip of their tails. The fur can be any color or colors, at maximum three. Normally, Luck Dragon’s eyes are closed to mimic lucky cats from Asian culture. When they are closed, they can create clicks to use echolocation. When they are open, they glow a faint white. Their horns are rare and valuable and are any pale light color. Orbs on their tail allow them to store energy and magic and can be any color and have any patterning (or not at all) on them. The average amount of tail orbs is three and the highest amount one can have is five (Jax has five for reference).

Abilities
Luck Dragons naturally have the ability to grant positive wishes, fly, and manipulate fire. They can easily adapt to different environments and situations, allowing them to learn even more abilities such as summoning objects, teleportation, and taking on a Human-Dragon Hybrid form. Their power, chi, is fueled by love and happiness that’s stored in their tail orbs. They can use chi to fly to extended periods of time.

Luck Dragons are most known for their ability to grant one’s positive wishes. These wishes must have a positive outcome and not harm a living creature, cause any negative outcomes or break any laws, or else it will not be granted. On average, a two-orbed Luck Dragon has enough energy to grant 2 wishes a day. Luck Dragons cannot grant their own wishes or grant the wishes of other Luck Dragons. When a Luck Dragon becomes powerful enough, they are able to compress their size and turn into a Human-Dragon hybrid form. This form is the same as any other Dragon-Human hybrid- a normal human with dragon horns and a large tail. Their tails do not have orbs in this form.

Misfortune Dragons
A rare species of Eastern Dragon originate from Western Korea. They have abilities relating to misfortune and negativity and get their name from their ability to grant wishes.

Known Misfortune Dragons: Mystery Ghimm

Appearance
Misfortune Dragons are hatched when three inches tall and seven inches long. Over the course of their life, they grow at a constant rate. Every five years they grow half an inch taller and one foot longer. Their long flowing whiskers remain the length of half of their body. Misfortune Dragons feel to be weightless because of their origins, however, they can only weight up to 50 pounds at one time. All Misfortune Dragons have black or dark grey scales. They have strong crest plates on their nose, chest, underbelly, and on the front of their back legs, that can be any dark color. They can have midrange to lighter colored markings throughout their body. Neon colors are common.

While fur covers Luck Dragon’s bodies, Misfortune Dragons only have fur on the top of their head and tail tip. Spikes cover the side of their face, arms, legs, down their back and tail. The fur can be any color or colors, at maximum three. Normally, Misfortune Dragon’s eyes are closed to mimic lucky cats from Asian culture. When they are closed, they can create clicks to use echolocation. When they are open, they glow a faint black. Their horns are rare and valuable and are any pale dark color. Orbs on their tail allow them to store energy and magic and can be any color and have any patterning (or not at all) on them. The average amount of tail orbs is three and the highest amount one can have is five.

Abilities
Misfortune Dragons naturally have the ability to grant negative wishes, fly, and manipulate light. It is more difficult for them to adapt to their surroundings, and gaining new abilities are more difficult. If powerful enough, they can learn to control minds or teleport, and rarely take on a Human-Hybrid form. Their power, Kai, is fueled by sorrow and suffering that’s stored in their tail orbs. They can use kai to fly to extended periods of time.

Misfortune Dragons are the reverse of Luck Dragons. Their wishes must have a negative outcome and/or harm a living creature, cause any bad outcomes or break laws, or else it will not be granted. On average, a two-orbed Misfortune Dragon has enough energy to grant 4 wishes a day. Misfortune Dragons cannot grant their own wishes or grant the wishes of other Misfortune Dragons.