Dark Abyss wrote:i know my black dragon has a more fatherly figure type attitude (he doesn't like the word bossy hint, hint :problem: ). he is one to ask if i have done my homework, went to the bathroom before i go to bed/out for the day (work nights), and things of that nature.

other than that he's over protective.

Abyss, your Black Dragon sounds like my Copper. :facepalm::

Bump for more rule ideas or anything else any of you would like to share about black dragons. :dragons::

mcslade1 wrote:Another good one if you have other dragons, play nice is a good rule.

Other than those two, tend to individualize them per dragon (no fighting, flaming, or counting treasure at three A M)

I have a dragon arriving soon im wondering, what exactly does 'counting treasure' mean with a dragon spirit? : :noob:: :feedback:

For me, I give my silver dragon coins. When she first got here, she was counting them in to the wee hours. I clearly heard a clinking noise of pocket change being dropped in the box at 3 in the morning. Not pleasant at all. :facepalm::

Dragons like to have a treasure to look after. All of my dragons get their own hoard that they can guard or count or do whatever with. They generally like anything shiny or sparkly. I've given mine crystals and stones, coins, sea glass, shiny beads and other things I have left over from jewelry crafting. One of my black dragons has claimed a few of my rings and necklaces I don't wear often; and when I do want to wear them I have to borrow them now

mcslade1 wrote:Another good one if you have other dragons, play nice is a good rule.

Other than those two, tend to individualize them per dragon (no fighting, flaming, or counting treasure at three A M)

LOL I had an image of a dragon sitting there counting coins and the sound of gold coins ca-ching. :lol: This is a problem though I have with my teen son as he has a black dragon & lately we're not seeing eye to eye.I have told him be very clear in your house rules and make sure you make them .The last thing I need is to keel over because 1 of his spirits gets teed off after we argue..

It was a rather unpleasant month. She has learned that counting the horde while I am asleep is NOT good. I also have to lay down rules not to hurt my grandmother. She has not been well as of late, and she is cranky, and she tends to take it out on me A LOT.


MY first rule is leave the old girl alone unless I ask for help with her.

mcslade1 wrote:For me, I give my silver dragon coins. When she first got here, she was counting them in to the wee hours. I clearly heard a clinking noise of pocket change being dropped in the box at 3 in the morning. Not pleasant at all. :facepalm::

:lol: wow lol I see, I can only imagine someone trying to sleep with that noise :wild:

Evil Annie wrote:Dragons like to have a treasure to look after. All of my dragons get their own hoard that they can guard or count or do whatever with. They generally like anything shiny or sparkly. I've given mine crystals and stones, coins, sea glass, shiny beads and other things I have left over from jewelry crafting. One of my black dragons has claimed a few of my rings and necklaces I don't wear often; and when I do want to wear them I have to borrow them now

When you guys leave them coins, or other shiny things, do you leave them in the charging box, or some place else? Like a specific place for offerings only. I think I'm going out of topic here :think: gotta do some search