INCARNADINE DRAGON

Incarnadine Dragons conceal the eggs of their young in forgotten battlefields, ruined abbeys, and memorial gardens where crimson petals bloom over the carved names of heroes and saints. They are solemn custodians of sacred places, especially those that have been bitterly sanctified with blood and sacrifice. They cherish broken swords, ceremonial weapons, tattered standards, wax seals, lost reliquaries, and faded heraldry. Their blood-red scales are suffused with pomegranate tears, damask rose, myrrh ash, dragon’s blood resin, clove bud, charred cedar, and garnet musk.