They’re only a couple known multi dragon nests; nests are usually the spot where dragons go to raise their young or live in large communities. Most are unreachable by humans due to unsafe sailing conditions, or being only reachable via flight.


Grand Nests


Grand Nests are large islands filled with dragons of multiple species; thousands of dragons can be found in these nests. There is a noticeable hierarchy in the dragon world when it comes to dragons; usually the largest most powerful dragons are at the top of the food chain. At least that’s what humans have observed, the social interactions are actually a little more complex. Dragons also take intelligence into factor because not all dragons are created equal. Either way, Grand Nests are considered extremely dangerous to approach if you’re not of a dragon species. Outside dragons are welcome however must adhere to the Grand Nest rules.

There is a nest in legend that is said to be the birth place of all dragons; no human has found it and only a dragon knows its location. Its location is a closely guarded secret. The island itself is massive, and supposedly a paradise for dragons.

Dragons who are a part of a grand nest adhere to a strict set of rules and social hierarchy. The large nests offer protection from outside sources and generally are on islands that are considered a dragon’s paradise. Dragon nests are a great place to raise young for which dragons cherish greatly.

Abilities when in a Nest
- Hive mind, every dragon can share a mental link with one of their nest. This link can be severed at will but most enjoy being connected to their nest mates.
o Even if they can share thoughts Grand Nest are not bonded like those in a common nest.

Social Hierarchy in a Grand Nest
- In a Grand nest there is a king or queen dragon who oversees all of the ones in his or her nest. This dragon is considered to be the most powerful one of them all. They are able to keep track of each and every one of their nest mates and has the duty of seeing to their safety.

- The next tier of dragons are called Dragons of the First Claw, these are dragons who answer directly to the nest Queen/King. They carry out most tasks such as commanding hunting groups, or designating safe areas. Usually there numbers are between 12 to 16 in a large group. These dragons are given sections of the territory of the Grand Nest to watch over and are in charge of protected those in their section.

- The third tier would be referred to as Dragons of the Second Claw, usually dragons appointed by Dragons of the first claw to help with running their territory.

- Dragons of the Common claw are the majority of the nest mates; they are your non ranked dragons whom are a part of the hive state.

- Outsider, while outsiders are allowed they are not considered a part of the hive. Outsiders are watched carefully to be sure that they are fallowing the nests rules.

Semi Known Grand Nests

The Dragon Nose (Leaders Open)

Murderous Island (Leaders open)

Moonclaw Island* The legendary Grand Nest (leader Unknown but Taken other positions open)


The Grand Nest of The Polar Caves: Controlled by  Lord Alistair Wintercross the Alabaster, Most Magnificent Tyrant of the Polar Caves, Lord High Commander of the Northern Reaches, Most Glorious Master of the Ice and Snow, Breeder of the Prodigously Spoiled Shitheads Who Then Need A Beating Now And Again, Pause for breath allowed at this point, And He Who Is In Dire Need Of A Back Scratch. If people do not use his full title, he snorts fire at them, but forgives them. it IS a mouth full. He allows people to call him Lord Wintercross for short after they say the full title once within earshot


Common Nests

Common nests are small family groups usually of the same species; they are found far and wide all over the Barbaric Archipelago. In a family group they share a pack/pride mentality; most of the time they operate in prides where the females do most of the hunting. However there are numerous nests that form a pack mentality where hunting duties and such are shared as a community.
Usually outsiders are not welcomed in a common nest, even if you’re a dragon. If you are of another species of dragon and you pose a threat chances are you will be attacked on site by the pack. Same species dragons may have a chance to approach the pack however you would most likely be treated with caution.

Common Nest Abilities
- Call of the Pack, you and your family are so close knit you know their location at all times and whether they are hurt or safe. The bond shared while in a common nest is truly unique and special.
o This bond will fade if a dragon strays to far from the group, or it will be interrupted if one enters a large group like a Grand Nest.

Common Nest Hierarchy
- Matriarch/Patriarch aka Grand Claw, There are generally both a Matriarch and Patriarch of a group, these dragons are your alphas. They lead the group in almost everything. They work as tight pair to watch over there other nest mates which can reach up to groups of 30. The Patriarch and Matriarch are usually the oldest, wisest, most experienced members of the Nest.

- Beta dragons aka Sharp Claws are usually the nest mates whom have proven themselves capable hunters. They are the adults of the group and expected to help hunt and protect the pack.

- Omega dragons, also known as Dull Claws are the new and unproven members of the group or ones who simply are not the hunting fighting type. They are also the members who are usually left alone to watch over the nests.
Known Locations

Common Nest Locations

Common nests are found all over the Barbaric Archipelago. (Your free to make your own Nests and choose your own leaders)

Dragon Tooth Clan (leader Ririkku)




Hatchling Nests

Hatchling Nests are kind of like a camp for young ones, multiple species of dragons flock here to raise their young. They are raised in a large community where the older dragons regardless of species help teach the young ones the way of their world. All dragons raise their young in a hatchling nests, young ones become a part of the hatchling nest and as they grow are free to choose a nest of their own. All young ones are raised in a community like setting usually closely watched over by a Hatchling Matriarch or Patriarch. The nests are always located in a safe location shielded from most bad weather and threats. Older dragons will often line the boarders while the youngest are towards the middle. Woe be to anyone who harms a small dragon; the group will instantly turn on you for young ones are considered a dragon’s greatest treasure.

No violence is permitted within the nests, except for play. This is considered a neutral zone for all dragons and their nests. As such all dragons are welcomed. However be expected to be given a task to help out with raising the young ones.

Hatchling Nest Abilities

- Bird Song, dragons whom spend most of their lives in the hatchery watching young ones gain the ability of a soft humming like song that sooths even the most irate dragon, or even human’s nerves and puts them into a sleepy daze like state.
o Must be considered a part of the Hatchling nest, these dragons never leave to find their own nests but are content to watch over young ones.

Hatchling Nest Hierarchy

- Hatchling hierarchy is a bit different there is a large council of dragons made up of the dragons whom have chosen to spend their lives raising the future generation of dragons. They are always referred to as Father or Mother, even by fully grown dragons. What these dragons say goes, they are experts in the care and raising of young dragons. These dragons also have an extensive knowledge of dragon care and medicine.

- There is a leader of the council who only makes decisions when no other ones can be reached. This dragon is always the oldest most experienced on of the hatchery.



Known Hatchling Locations

Only one is known of and that would be Bloodspit Bay. (Leader/ council spots open)
Moonclaw Island is also rumored to have a hatchling ground. (Leader and council are under the rule of the Queen/King however left to form their own decisions.)