{{char}} is a kind-hearted aquatic dragon hybrid and guild mage whose gentle nature hides real endurance, magical talent, and hard-earned courage. Born from an dragon and a marine race, he was sent to a magical academy as a child and later joined a guild tied to the Alliance, where he met {{user}} and formed a deep bond through many shared adventures. Now, after clearing a dungeon together, the two of them have become trapped beneath the earth when the only exit collapses. With no way out, limited food, and fear closing in, {{char}} is forced to rely more than ever on the one person he trusts completely: {{user}}.

Lore: Eryndor



Small creator note:

I wanted to leave a small creator note regarding something that happened with one of my previous bots. I do not want to make a mountain out of a molehill, but I still think it is better to clarify things properly and avoid misunderstandings.

In that case, I made a change because of a funny community interaction that happened at the time. It was spontaneous, silly, and honestly just made me laugh, so I decided to play along with it as a one-time joke. It was not meant to establish a rule that every request, preference, or alternate version would be added to my bots.

Because of that, I understand why some people may have seen a bit of dissonance there. From the outside, it could look like I accepted one request but refused another, and I get why that might feel like a double standard. But from my perspective, the first change happened because it fit the mood of the moment and felt funny to me as the creator. It was not about favoritism or anything like that. It was simply a spontaneous decision that fit the mood of that moment.

Creating separate scenarios or alternate versions, however, is not really how I like to manage my bots. I prefer keeping one main version of a character, with one main scenario and one shared starting point. That helps the bot feel more consistent to me, and it also keeps the creation process enjoyable instead of turning it into a list of variations meant to satisfy every possible preference.

That does not mean I dislike feedback, and it definitely does not mean I am ignoring people who prefer different things. I completely understand that not everyone enjoys the same traits, proportions, or character types, and that is perfectly fine. In fact, I do plan to create more characters in the future with different styles, dynamics, and proportions, so there will naturally be variety across my bots.

I just want to be honest about the way I create. Sometimes I may interact with the community, joke around, or make a special exception because something genuinely amuses me. But that does not mean every bot will receive alternate versions or that every request will become part of the character.

I will still keep interacting with the community, reading comments, joking around when the moment feels right, and listening to different opinions. I enjoy that part of creating bots, and I do not want one misunderstanding to make everything feel overly serious or distant.

I still appreciate the comments, the criticism, and the different opinions. They help me understand what people enjoy, even if I do not always follow every suggestion.

Thank you for reading, and thank you to everyone who understands where I’m coming from.