Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="RavinRay" data-source="post: 3395490" data-attributes="member: 16231">For chromatics, one way for more names is to use pigments and dyes. That's how I arrived at sepia (the brown ink from cuttlefish), ultramarine (crushed lapis lazuli used for ocean scenes in old paintings), and vermilion (powdered cinnabar or HgS). Shade's gonna put up the pink dragon sometime later for conversion.IMO, the three &quot;lost&quot; chromatics should be cyan, magenta, and yellow, because these are the secondary colors formed by combining the three primary colors of the additive color scheme (red+green=yellow, red+blue=magenta, green+blue=cyan).I've wanted aquatic dragons for a long time, partly because who's Medrinia representing as a unique aquatic dragon in the court of Bahamut, if there aren't any new species of aquatic dragons to begin with (aside from the &quot;let's slap the celestial template on the dragon turtle&quot; solution). Krynn's got sea dragons, brine dragons, amphidragons, and the eponymously-named aquatic dragons. Plus, I really doubt Tiamat and Bahamut (and Sardior for that matter) are turning a blind eye towards the potential of having draconic and humanoid worshippers beneath the waves.Anyway, as soon as I take care of the spacing for the dragon tables, I'll post them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RavinRay, post: 3395490, member: 16231"] For chromatics, one way for more names is to use pigments and dyes. That's how I arrived at sepia (the brown ink from cuttlefish), ultramarine (crushed lapis lazuli used for ocean scenes in old paintings), and vermilion (powdered cinnabar or HgS). Shade's gonna put up the pink dragon sometime later for conversion. IMO, the three "lost" chromatics should be cyan, magenta, and yellow, because these are the secondary colors formed by combining the three primary colors of the additive color scheme (red+green=yellow, red+blue=magenta, green+blue=cyan). I've wanted aquatic dragons for a long time, partly because who's Medrinia representing as a unique aquatic dragon in the court of Bahamut, if there aren't any new species of aquatic dragons to begin with (aside from the "let's slap the celestial template on the dragon turtle" solution). Krynn's got sea dragons, brine dragons, amphidragons, and the eponymously-named aquatic dragons. Plus, I really doubt Tiamat and Bahamut (and Sardior for that matter) are turning a blind eye towards the potential of having draconic and humanoid worshippers beneath the waves. Anyway, as soon as I take care of the spacing for the dragon tables, I'll post them. [/QUOTE]

Verification