Dragons and their kin are forces of light.
Demons and their kin are forces of shadow
Chiaroscuro (Key-R-os-KOO-roh) ////
chiaro means light and oscuro means dark. In art, Chiaroscuro refers to the use of strong contrasts between light and dark to create a sense of volume and depth.Magic comes from three sources
Showing empathy and kindness toward others, especially those in need.
Valuing truthfulness and integrity in speech and behavior.
Willingness to share resources, time, or love with others.
Letting go of grudges and resentments, offering second chances.
Standing up for what is right, even in the face of adversity.
Selflessly acting for the benefit of others without expecting anything in return.
Demonstrating tolerance and understanding in difficult situations.
Acknowledging one’s limitations and valuing the contributions of others.
Treating people, living things, and the environment with consideration and esteem.
Maintaining hope and a positive outlook, expecting the best from situations and people.
Acting with impartiality and justice, treating all parties equally.
Taking accountability for one’s actions and their consequences.
Seeking harmony and avoiding unnecessary conflict or violence.
Appreciating the good in life and expressing thankfulness.
Deliberately inflicting pain, suffering, or hardship on others.
Lying, deceit, or manipulation for personal gain.
Excessive desire for wealth, power, or possessions, often at the expense of others.
Harboring grudges, seeking revenge, or acting out of spite.
Failing to do what is right due to fear, or avoiding responsibility.
Placing one’s own needs and desires above the well-being of others.
Easily frustrated or angered, lacking tolerance or understanding.
Overestimating one’s importance, looking down on others.
Showing contempt, disregard, or lack of esteem for people or things.
Habitually expecting the worst, focusing on the negative.
Acting unfairly, exploiting others, or abusing power.
Failing to take accountability for actions and their consequences.
Resorting to violence, hostility, or coercion to control or dominate.
Failing to recognize or appreciate kindness, taking things for granted.