Dodger

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I'm going in a radically new direction with this. The Smokebreath turns out to be too small after all. The original application can be found directly under this new one, in the same post.

SPECIES:

SPECIES NAME: Goblingrinder (Gnomegrabber?)
APPEARANCE: While I'm not exactly an artist, this simple outline should give some idea of what these things look like (body shape used copies from an open source image created by someone called Nobu Tamura).
The Goblingrinder looks a bit like a cross between a crocodile and either a dinosaur or a kangaroo, whatever you had on you. Its hind legs are clearly bigger than the front ones, and carry most of its weight. The main wings are located just in front of the hind legs, to lift the creature as close as possible to its center of gravity. A set of smaller "head canards" are used a lot like the tails of some other species. Including tail they are usually less than 3 meters/10 foot long, with their wingspan staying under 4 meters/13 foot. The standard color is dark gray, but each individual will have a bit of a "shine" of a particular color over at least part of its skin, patterns differ wildly. The color used is related to the breath abilities of the dragons. But more on that later.
CLASS: Stoker, probably, as they don't have much of the prime characteristics of the other classes.
ABILITIES: These dragons are mobile on the ground. Their center of gravity is close to the hind legs, meaning it can use its front legs for spectacular turning. Four legs and a pretty low profile also give them the ability to do some mean climbing, they can do this on almost any surface. They're quite jumpy creatures in general. Their flight is energy efficient, but they're bad at gaining altitude. They often glide close to water, where their flight is at its most efficient but which does open them up to attacks from below if they aren't careful, or dive into the water from higher up. Yes, they eat a lot of fish. The molecules mentioned in the appearance section are used for their breath ability. Some substances will burn with a large gas explosion, others burn slowly and stick to their target. On top of that, they usually have other properties. The substances Goblingrinders produce are often a mixture of several similar substances. They cannot control exactly which substances they spit out, the mixture is always the same. They do however have a lot of control over how much they spit, whether it becomes a single spitball, a stream or a cloud of droplets etc.
DRAWBACKS: These dragons are relatively small and weak, roughly person sized. They can not gain altitude anywhere near quick when flying, and often resort to physical climbing or looking for upwards air currents to use instead (indeed, like the Gargoyles). Their breath abilities differ, every dragon can breath fire, but when they choose not to light their breath the effects can vary a lot. Brown Goblingrinder are known to spit a substance that induces a small degree of temporary madness in almost all species of dragons, humans and animals. The fire moestly doesn't burn very hot compared to the metal melting fire beams some other dragons project, but the dragon can choose how to spit is (concentrated beam, wider cloud etc).
OTHER INFORMATION: They usually live in groups, ranging in size from just a few to several dozen. It's common for these groups to have a wide variety of breath abilities and colors amongst them. Their name comes from legends that these small creatures would be used by gnomes, goblins and others of the fair folk. Used by some parents to scare children into being nice, or a dragon might sneak into their bedroom and take them to the underground realm. Strangely enough, there were even stories about fairytale creatures riding them long before people started riding dragons themselves, these stories are usually about earth bound riding though, similar to the use of horses.
RARE?: They may be slightly less common in this part of the world, but it still shouldn't be too hard to find a group.

INDIVIDUAL:

[atrb=border,0,btable][atrb=width,414,btable][cs=2] Dodger Don't attribute this quote to me! - unknown No icon as of yet.
[cs=2] [style=text-align: center; font-family: century gothic; font-size: 16px; border-bottom: solid 2px #222222; margin-bottom: 4px; text-transform: center;]FULL NAME Goblingrinders live in groups, this has two effects: there are often a large number of proud aunts and uncles around to help give children a name as cute and embarrassing as possible, and there are lots of other youngsters to help correct that mistake. Nicknames are incredibly common, and often used more than ones given at birth. Dodger was good at dodging falling rocks, dodging mad mother birds whose eggs they stole and dodging the metaphorical bullet (or, well, you get the idea) when someone gets close to finding out about things. And yes, these young dragons think they're giving each other really cool and inspired names. ORIGINS Dodger is a young male, about 230 years judging by the official scale posted elsewhere on this forum. He was raised in a pretty large colony, a few dozen individuals or so. This colony was located on a large rocky peninsula they called the Screaming Rock, as a harsh northern wind that brought on the worst of winter would often make a howling or even screaming noise going past a large rocky peak located a bit to the northeast of their lair. Many other peninsulas and (often smaller) islands were nearby. This place was located in the southern regions of the Land of the White Cliffs, where the humans paddle their small boats through the treacherous waterways below the glaciers, knowing every nook and cranny of them, fishing and hunting. Like the vikings, some of these humans have discovered the art of dragon taming, but they use it sparsely, as tame dragons can't always hunt for themselves, not while also doing work for the humans, and eat a lot. Water dragons like the Thunderdrum seem to be most popular, as they have a good sense of where the fish is, and a natural instinct in how not to disturb them before the trap slams shut. The tribes that trek further inland in the spring can often be seen with several species of hairy earthbound dragons, that work alongside their loyal dogs. While Goblingrinders are sometimes used as scouts for fishing trips and for the gathering that happens in the southern areas, this colony was wild. After hatching Dodger spend his youngest years under the care of his two parents and the whole army of aunts, uncles and caretakers that forms in this sort of colony. As a youngster, Dodger gradually wandered further from the nest with both the adults and his peers, but like the local humans they never made long treks over open water, preferring to stay out of the domain of some of the most feared dragon species. At times, the dragons saw vikings, which had settled at what was almost the most southern point of the entire landmass. These humans were different. On a good day for fishing, the native villages looked like beehives spilling out into the sea. These vikings would send maybe a few vessels, but they were big ones. These larger boats stayed away from the glaciers (not very hard to do, this far south) and narrow passages as best they could, but sometimes they did set sail away from land, and boldly went on their way to presumably faraway places. In his late teenage and early adult years Dodger would venture out further and further from the nest, growing ever bolder. As a young adult, now roughly fifteen or twenty years ago, he took a risk like not many others in his group would take (although it was still a reasonably thought out one at that point), by following a departing viking ship and hiding aboard as soon as it steered out to sea. He hadn't been home for several years at that point, and even in the decade or so before that he'd only payed them a few short visits. He was found by the ships crew within days, but he just flew off, and came back to hide again at night, when the crew was least active. Half hiding, half flying he crossed the sea with these men, that seemed to find him a nuisance, and soon they arrived in another part of the world, where all humans were vikings, and the dragons spoke with this weird accent. Having seen how easy that was (ego boost right there), Dodger traveled on, on his own, sometimes sticking to land, sometimes crossing large stretches of water flying, and by now has arrived in the Barbaric Archipelago. BREED & STANDING Goblingrinder, Wild TRAITS [/style]
[atrb=valign,top][atrb=border,0,true][atrb=width,207] STRENGTHS: Equally at home in the day and the night Good at escaping, disappearing and getting away Good at gliding, silently and close to water Bold	[atrb=valign,top][atrb=border,0,true][atrb=width,207] WEAKNESSES: Small and weak for a dragon Not very hot fire Can lift a human teenager for a short time, and could even have a person sit on his back near its hind legs, but actually riding him? You'd have to be a goblin Disregard of danger
[atrb=valign,top][atrb=border,0,true][atrb=width,207] LIKES: Varied food, loves the fruit, meat etc that grow in this part of the world, still likes fish a lot though. Outrunning, -climbing or -smarting others Adventure Friendly faces, although you can't always tell	[atrb=valign,top][atrb=border,0,true][atrb=width,207] DISLIKES: Arrogant larger dragons (no really, this is his single strongest dislike) Getting touched on his belly, you can only do this when he really trusts you. Getting caught Being treated as cute (mild annoyance). The specific scent of horses, ponies, donkeys etc, not because of some memories or something, it just smells bad to him
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Too few things for his own good
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Goblingrinders are pretty intelligent, and rather annoying as well as dangerous in large groups, but they also venture off alone or in smaller groups, and generally behave more timid in those settings. Dodger does not do timid. He is a young male, and you know the type, because like more young men of many species Dodger is taking risks and thinking nothing of it. Like a feral dog without a group he boldly forages in villages and aggressively stands up to much larger dragons. His agility and small size have saved him more than a few times.

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION

In addition to the species information above, Dodgers shine is brown. The brownish gray covers most of him, while the underside of his tail, body and head are a more neutral grey. His eyes are orange, though not too bright.

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ABILITIES:

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The chemical Dodger produces doesn't burn too hot, but can make for quite an effective display, when spat out and ignited as a cloud of droplets. The substance has mind altering properties, driving people, dragons and animals hit with the non-lighted substance temporarily crazy. The effect differs with how large and mentally stable the victim was to begin with.
Sharp teeth. Like humans, they have several different ones, so they can cut as well as grind.
Really quick on his feet.
A good climber on almost any surface (especially wood and rock).
Can squeeze itself through quite small gaps, due to its slender body.
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KEYWORD IN RULES

Lava Lout

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Beestabber

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[atrb=border,0,btable][atrb=width,414,btable][cs=2] Bandit No performer should attempt to bite off red-hot iron unless he has a good set of teeth. - Harry Houdini
[cs=2] [style=text-align: center; font-family: century gothic; font-size: 16px; border-bottom: solid 2px #222222; margin-bottom: 4px; text-transform: center;]FULL NAME The character goes by the name of Bandit. He has a given name, but doesn't use it anymore (has potential as one of those details that get revealed to haunt a character). If tamed his trainer might call him something else altogether. (Okay, I just liked the "Smokey and the Bandit" pun I'm getting here.) ORIGINS Bandit is a young male, about 230 years judging by the official scale posted elsewhere on this forum. Like all Smokebreaths he was raised in a colony of a few dozen individuals or so. But he's been out on his own for a while now, and has been traveling around. Has made a habit of going near human villages. (Update: next part added because I'm expecting a "beef up the origin a bit") Bandit's original colony was located on a large rocky peninsula they called the Screaming Rock, as a harsh northern wind that brought on the worst of winter would often make a howling or even screaming noise going past a large rocky peak located a bit to the northeast of their lair. Many other peninsulas and (often smaller) islands were nearby. This place was located in the southern regions of the Land of the White Cliffs, where the humans paddle their small boats through the treacherous waterways below the glaciers, knowing every nook and cranny of them, fishing and hunting. Like the vikings, some of these humans have discovered the art of dragon taming, but they use it sparsely, as tame dragons can't always hunt for themselves, not while also doing work for the humans, and eat a lot. Water dragons like the Thunderdrum seem to be most popular, as they have a good sense of where the fish is, and a natural instinct in how not to disturb them before the trap slams shut. The tribes that trek further inland in the spring can often be seen with several species of hairy earthbound dragons, that work alongside their loyal dogs. Bandits group was wild, and lost only a few eggs to humans looking for more exotic pets. Bandits egg was not stolen, and after hatching he spend his youngest years under the care of his two parents and the whole army of aunts, uncles and caretakers that forms in this sort of colony. As a youngster, Bandit gradually wandered further from the nest with both the adults and his peers, but like the local humans they never made long treks over open water. At times, the dragons saw vikings, which had settled at what was almost the most southern point of the entire landmass. These humans were different. On a good day for fishing, the native villages looked like beehives spilling out into the sea. These vikings would send maybe a few vessels, but they were big ones. These larger boats stayed away from the glaciers (not very hard to do, this far south) and narrow passages as best they could, but sometimes they did set sail away from land, and boldly went on their way to presumably faraway places. In his late teenage and early adult years Bandit would venture out further and further from the nest, growing ever bolder. As a young adult, now roughly fifteen or twenty years ago, Bandit took a risk like not many others in his group would take (although it was still a reasonably thought out one at that point), by following a departing viking ship and hiding aboard as soon as it steered out to sea. He hadn't been home for several years at that point, and even in the decade or so before that he'd only payed them a few short visits. He was found by the ships crew within days, but he just flew off, and came back to hide again at night, when the crew was least active. Half hiding, half flying he crossed the sea with these men, that seemed to find him a nuisance, and soon they arrived in another part of the world, where all humans were vikings, and the dragons spoke with this weird accent. Having seen how easy that was (ego boost right there), Bandit traveled on, on his own, sometimes sticking to land, sometimes crossing large stretches of water flying, and by now has arrived in the Barbaric Archipelago. BREED & STANDING Smothering Smokebreath, Wild Update: If such a small dragon is seen as underpowered and hard to play with I can make up a second one... TRAITS [/style]
[atrb=valign,top][atrb=border,0,true][atrb=width,207] STRENGTHS: Quick on his feet Equally at home in the day and the night Good at escaping, disappearing and getting away Good and maneuverable flier Bold	[atrb=valign,top][atrb=border,0,true][atrb=width,207] WEAKNESSES: Small and weak for a dragon Very short range fire Can't lift even a teenage human for very long, let alone carry someone on his back Disregard of danger
[atrb=valign,top][atrb=border,0,true][atrb=width,207] LIKES: Food that was recently alive Outrunning, -climbing or -smarting others Adventure Friendly faces, although you can't always tell	[atrb=valign,top][atrb=border,0,true][atrb=width,207] DISLIKES: Arrogant larger dragons (no really, this is his single strongest dislike) Getting caught Idealistic bright light pretty flowers landscapes Sitting or laying down on ice The specific scent of horses, ponies, donkeys etc, not because of some memories or something, it just smells bad to him
[cs=2] FEARS:

Too few things for his own good
Can get nervous when he doesn't know what's going on[/div][/td][/tr]

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Smokebreaths are the crows of the dragon world, very practically intelligent, and rather annoying as well as dangerous in groups. Bandit doesn't like groups, not like he ones did anyway. He is a young male, and you know the type, because like more young men of many species Bandit is taking risks and thinking nothing of it. Like a feral dog without a group he boldly forages in villages and aggressively stands up to much larger dragons. His agility, small size and smoke have saved him more than a few times.

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION

Link to picture
That picture and the icon (update: middle icon) (a cropped version of the same thing) are of course from the series. Bandit came from a different group, and is darker and somewhat less blue in coloring. His eyes are a somewhat dim non-fluorescent orange. He also looks a bit more scaly. His wings are pretty typical, the "spikes" along his back (upright) and tail (horizontal) look a bit smaller than usual, compared to his size.

Update: edited the image to give a better idea of the colors:
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Also updated the icon, left the old one standing in the middle.

Bandit is quite large for a Smokebreath, about 1.3 meters/4.5 foot long without tail (about 4 meters/13.5 foot with tail) and a wingspan of over 3 meters/10 foot.

Update: based on the model from wild skies a Smokebreath with a 3 meter wingspan would have about a 1 meter body length and a total length of 3.3 meters. I'm sticking with my original estimates, even if I have to play it as a special whitecliffian race.

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ABILITIES:

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Fire breath as hot as that of much bigger dragons, but very short ranged (whitish yellow, yellow and orange around the edges). Functions as a natural welder and cutting torch. Shot limit 5 (for regular high power shots useful for welding, cutting and attack, like other dragons he can control how strong and how long he blasts).
Smoke breath, effective quite quickly. In any but the most wind still environments the effect is quite local though, as the smoke cloud gets blown apart around the edges.
Strong bite. Not the sharpest teeth ever, but it gives a good grip on things.
Much quicker on his feet than he looks to be.
A good climber on almost any surface (especially wood and rock).
Can fit (or well, squeeze) quite easily trough gaps maybe 40 by 40 cm/1.5 by 1.5 foot.
An agile flier. Can outpace many larger dragons over short distances, although ones those are up to pace they'll usually have a higher cruising speed.[/div][/td][/tr]


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KEYWORD IN RULES

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Beestabber

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[REDKITEBAIT]

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Hello and welcome to BerksDragons! Thanks for being patient, me n Pimey have been a bit busy lately. Your app looks great, but there are a couple of things that will need sorting out:

You're missing two dislikes, the minimum number is four. I agree that Bandit is rather large for a Smokebreath - seeing as they're supposed to be a similar size to a Terrible Terror, which in turn is around the size of your common housecat. I also don't think such a small dragon could outfly bigger dragons that might be potential preadators, especially if it had evolved to create a cloak of smoke to defend itself and hide from it's enemies instead... Unless you're talking about a quicker acceleration than most dragons?

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[Dodger]

Mar 24, 2013 7:54:45 GMT -5 REDKITEBAIT said:

I agree that Bandit is rather large for a Smokebreath - seeing as they're supposed to be a similar size to a Terrible Terror, which in turn is around the size of your common housecat.

If this is a big problem I could look at the custom dragons you guys have or create one myself, if that's okay (I didn't do this because the overused list said you wanted more common official dragons, but I have some ideas, could be fun). I really like the idea of a dragon a bit closer to the size of a human (or, well, a dog or a goat or something), so that it doesn't become too physically useless, especially since it does not have the sniper shot of a Terror.

I also don't think such a small dragon could outfly bigger dragons that might be potential preadators, especially if it had evolved to create a cloak of smoke to defend itself and hide from it's enemies instead... Unless you're talking about a quicker acceleration than most dragons?

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I'm just going by the series. There the kids had to thrown anything they had on them made of metal away because the Smokebreaths were gaining on them, while gaining altitude, flying in a tight group and covering themselves in smoke.

It makes some sense too. Smokebreaths actually look like they might be able to fly in the real world, having wings comparable to those of large birds like swans and albatrosses. Under HTTYD physics, they'd be flying-gods.

But, ridable dragons are what the series is about, and sources like Wild Skies put the Smokebreaths at about average speed. I figured it was best to attribute quick acceleration and good cornering rather than a very high top speed or cruising speed. It makes sense, acceleration and cornering are determined by how much force a dragon can output through its wings, pushing back the air, compared to its weight. Top speed and stamina at high speeds are determined in greater amounts by air drag compared to weight, where larger creatures have an advantage. Speed over short distances is made out of acceleration, the quickest to accelerate would be the fastest in a short sprint. It's difficult to rhyme with the instant top speed vertical launches we see Toothless make all the time, but it's what the Smokebreath episode showed us.

I do think it combines quite well with the smoke ability. After all, a dragon can't just hide itself in smoke in mid air, the wind would blow too much of it away, and the resulting little cloud would lead enemies straight to the dragon. To stand any chance it needs to maneuver itself into a larger group or closer to the ground first. The quickness on its feet is not something shown in the episode, that's more of an individual strength of Bandit.

I'll get on those dislikes. Say the word (like: "nice lawyering, but I'm still right") and I'll edit the rest too. Thank you for your reply.

By the way, the origin is alright this way, with the vaguely Greenlandic setting? (Note: There is of course a simple but rather long explanation why I have to say vaguely Greenlandic, because vaguely Eskimo would be insulting, they're not Eskimo's, they're Inuit. Except only part of them are Inuit, calling all of them that insults the Yupik, so you either have to settle for something like Yupik-Inuit or name the specific tribes from where your setting is. But this is a fantasy setting, there are no Fennoswedes or Saami here, just vikings, which means Eskimo really is the only option, which brings us back to square one. There are only about 175.000 of these people, if you live in a city odds are your city has more inhabitant than there are "Eskimo's", and we still don't have a single word we can use to refer to all of them. I guess in story I might just refer to the Polar-folks or something, even though that makes it sound like they're Santa's elfs or something... And yes, this entire explanation is completely unnecessary, I just like the inherent comedy of the situation.)

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I see what you mean, but I wouldn't trust the series to a T though. Some stuff is put as it is just so the story works. I mean they also show Toothless doing Echolocation and Monstrous Nightmares swimming underwater which is really, really weird and I don't think we'd allow those sort of things on here haha XD

We don't like to be precise on the physics of dragon flight on here, namely because it's fiction, so anything goes, and also if we get too finnicky in the details we'll end up having to say 'ohwoops dragons aren't real and if they did they couldn't fly or breath fire so it's not httyd anymore its RP with vikings and lizards'.

Having non-barbaric archipelago locations is perfectly fine, we already have 2 fan-made locations on here But they're both Southerly, Red Rock is the southernmost point and the Snow Raiders of Sholeskerry are sort of north-westerly from there, with the archipelago someplace to the east.

Okies now onto the new app:

I like your custom dragon, its interesting and unique so I'll accept it ^_^ The naming idea is so awesome Xd But just one clarification might be needed (i'm a little groggy so if plainly obvious im sorry XD) : so the dragons have different kinds of breath between individuals? so say one can breath fire whilst the other one spits ice or acid or antifreeze like Dodger does?

Aside from that app looks great and I dont see any issue with it ^_^ Accepted!

Please:
1. Link your profile to your signature.
2. Add yourself to the MEMBER DIRECTORY
3. Add your FC/PB to the LIST if you need to.
4. Add yourself to the POPULATION.
5. Get PLOTTING!

[Dodger]

Mar 30, 2013 18:21:04 GMT -5 REDKITEBAIT said:

I like your custom dragon, its interesting and unique so I'll accept it ^_^ The naming idea is so awesome Xd But just one clarification might be needed (i'm a little groggy so if plainly obvious im sorry XD) : so the dragons have different kinds of breath between individuals? so say one can breath fire whilst the other one spits ice or acid or antifreeze like Dodger does?

Yes. It's a bit of a nerdy idea perhaps, Dodgers spit abilities are based on real world alcohols (the safely drinkable one is not the main ingredient, for purposes of keeping things PG13), the idea was that others that might want to use one sometime in the future could instead base the abilities on for instance propane/butane gas, other real world substances or something made up entirely. It did occur to me while making this that a single real world substance that acts as a disinfectant, an antifreeze, a toxin, a mind altering substance (less balance, general lack of coördination) and a fire breath might ironically be a bit overpowered in a fantasy RP about dragons, so I'm open to going with a different spit ability, but I decided to try it this way anyway. Give me the word and I'll bring his spit down to one or two uses (which seems to be the usual maximum in universe, with the Zippleback for instance using either its gas seperately, or using it to breathe fire). How about a flammable substance (use 1) that works induces temporary crazyness when not lighted (use 2)?

UPDATE: In fact, it's probably best to say that all goblingrinders can spit fire, but when they choose not to light their substance each of them will have a different effect.

To make it slightly easier on the vikings, the spit ability is linked to color. Any goblingrinder with a brown shine to part of its body spits a substance from the alcohol family, so a viking that has had previous dealings with those knows what to expect. All the other colors are still open to different substances, any new dragon, even just one that only appears in someones background story, could assign one to a certain set of abilities.

UPDATE: So in the "one effect" system that would mean that for instance brown dragons are madness inducing, green ones are poisonous, white/light gray ones are acidic, black ones have antifreeze, blue ones have a disinfectant and/or pain reliever etc etc. Much easier to keep track of.

Aside from that app looks great and I dont see any issue with it ^_^ Accepted!

Thanks a lot. Also for adding him to the species list.

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1. Link your profile to your signature.
2. Add yourself to the MEMBER DIRECTORY
3. Add your FC/PB to the LIST if you need to.
4. Add yourself to the POPULATION.
5. Get PLOTTING!

I'll get on that.

P.S. Forgive me for being a newbie, but I don't recognize the terms FC and PB, and the link to "the list"doesn't work, so I'm not sure what that one's for. The other points are clear.

[Dodger]

I've updated the application going with the "fire and one other use" role. I'm going to assume it's okay and start roleplaying it like this somewhere soon. I've also added myself to the population and the who's who, and put my profile in my signature. The only thing left to do is getting a less confusing avatar.