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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ambrus" data-source="post: 4907054" data-attributes="member: 17691">[sblock=Dr Simon]Dj'hân simply laughs and waves his hands in the air as if to chase the thought away when Majenko again offers his thanks for being rescued. "Oh that was so long ago. We're friends now; don't think nothing about it."The tiny guttersnipe quietly considers for a few moments the Harrow cards in his lap along with what Majenko and Jeremiah have revealed about his own possible nature. Then, as if having mentally shrugged away the profoundness of the revelation, Dj'hân beams a cherubic grin at Majenko as he clambers to his feet. "Alright. Show me what you mean." A split second later however, a shadow of concern darkens the guttersnipe's face. "It's not going ta hurt is it?"OOC: I own and have read the PDFs for both Pathfinder #4 which contains the article Dragons of Golarion, as well as Paizo's Dragons Revisited; neither makes any mention of either pseudodragons or fairy dragons if I recall correctly. Let me know if you have an interest in reading these BTW. I suppose the two races might somehow be related but perhaps that's merely an old wives tale that pseudodragons tell each other.As for Dj'hân's transformation, I was thinking of keeping him wingless and instead justifying his ability to fly as being derived from his knack for conjuring and directing winds. So I'm not really sure what kind of "ritual" Majenko might have had planned or wether it'd really be necessary or not. I've no problem if you'd prefer for Dj'hân to sprout gossamer wings however; just let me know.As to house keeping, I might have Dj'hân purchase some mundane equipment for his liripoop during this lull when I have a moment to go over the equipment lists.[/sblock]</blockquote>

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