Elements

Every dragon is connected to some element of the world. This connection appears in their eyes and in their breath, though some dragons are incapable of using elemental breath. Elements are divided into two categories, based on their manifestation in a dragon's breath: fire-type elements and ice-type elements.

Fire-Type Elements

 * Fire: The ‘base’ element for the fire-type category. It is a simple orange; sometimes it is yellow flame that burns targets, and is more effective with higher accuracy. Most fire-type elements behave similar to this element.
 * Water: The Water element can take two different forms, one being a fire-type and the other being an ice-type. The fire-type Water element is a concentrated cloud of bluish steam which causes scalding burns, and condenses into water when it cools.
 * Grass: Somewhat of an outlier in this category: orange fire, but smells similar to a bonfire or burning foliage. Some wisps of flame are colored green and shaped like leaves, but fade quickly.
 * Lava: A slightly colder variant of Fire. Deeper orange with some black cinders mixed in. It leaves a residue like flowing lava, and is particularly good at melting things.
 * Light: Bright yellow or near-white flame. Looking at a sustained stream for too long can blind a dragon temporarily.
 * Toxic: Fluorescent green flame; tends to leave a glowing green residue on surfaces. Injuries look and feel like acid burns.
 * Angel: Bright yellow flame; white at places of hotter temperature. Sometimes confused with the Light element, having very similar effects.
 * Demon: Red and yellow flame. The roaring of the fire sometimes sounds like an unholy scream.
 * Bluefire: Bright blue flame; red at places of hotter temperature. Behaves similar to a liquid until shot as an actual blast of fire.
 * Sun: Intense red-and-orange rays of fire, behaving more like solar flares than actual flame. In some places, Sun element dragons are thought to have a connection to the Solarizons.
 * Equinox: Red/orange flame with some black cinders, similar to the Lava element. It also has a similar solar-flare pattern to the Sun element; and with it sometimes being the offspring of Sun/Moon element pairs, the association of dragons who have this element with the Solarizons is much more widespread.
 * Antimatter: Blue/purple flames that spark and crackle frequently, like electricity or explosions on a molecular scale.
 * Life: Brilliant green and blue flames, which tend to be more numerous and spread-out than other fire-type elements. While still dangerous to touch, Life fire typically has a somewhat invigorating effect on the mind.
 * Death: Black flames; white at places of hotter temperature. Oftentimes a more narrow and focused stream of flame. Death fire is known to be notably intimidating, giving off a threatening feeling when used.
 * Corrosive: Light blue-green and metallic brown color. Typically leaves a residue that looks and smells like oxidized iron and copper, but in a liquid form. Burns look/feel like acid.
 * Aurora Borealis: Brilliant purple/green/blue flames, which emit light shaped and colored like auroras.
 * Rainbow: Fire of all colors mixed together in ornate patterns, with white in the hottest places. Smells similar to the Fantasy world’s grass.
 * Sakura: Pink/white flame, with some wisps of fire shaped vaguely like leaves or flowers. Has a similar scent to the Grass element. This element is sometimes thought to fertilize soil that it’s used on.
 * Dream: Blue/white, cloudlike flames. The fire emits steam, and burns often look more like severe scalding from hot water.

Ice-Type Elements

 * Ice: The ‘base’ element for the ice-type category. Pale blue/white gusts of cold, frost-filled air, which layer quickly and create a solid layer of ice on its target. Most ice-type elements behave similar to this element.
 * Water: The ice-type Water element is a lighter form of the Ice element, with frost clouds colored a richer blue. Residue often melts quickly, turning into water.
 * Air: White, wispy streams of frost that sound like whistling wind. Doesn’t layer ice on its target, but freezes targets themselves very quickly.
 * Ocean: Similar to the Water element, colored slightly more teal with some wisps of sandy yellow. Smells like salt water.
 * Dark: Black frost that collects and freezes almost instantly. It absorbs almost all light: coating a room in Dark-element ice can make it look like empty space.
 * Moon: Pale white ice known for its moon-like appearance and glow. Residue tends to smell like rocks, and leaves both ice and a small amount of white dust. Similar to Sun element dragons, Moon elementals are sometimes thought to be connected to the Solarizons.
 * Abyss: Dense black-and-blue ice that has similar qualities to the Dark element, but with a glimmer of blue/white in the mix of darkness.
 * Wraith: An odd mixture of fire/ice-type behavior that spreads like flame, but layers and freezes surfaces like ice. Shines in many colors; mainly black, cyan, and pink.
 * Frostbite: A colder variant of the Ice element with bluer frost and sharp shards of ice mixed in.
 * Lunaris: Composed mainly of small, purple/black ice shards that form after being exhaled as a dense frost. These shards spread black and sparkling purple ice wherever they hit.
 * Pumpkin Spice: A human-made element, colored pale orange with brown and white stars sometimes shaped like flowers when exhaled. This element is far from cold enough to do any real damage, and dragons with the element are often condemned as Captives; but when mixed with the proper ingredients and a bit of heat, dragons can use this element to craft a killer latte.