Dragons and their kin are forces of light.

• Traits of Light
• Emit light
• Never lie
• Seek to remove all shadow

Demons and their kin are forces of shadow

• Traits of Shadow
• Absorb light
• Always selfish
• Seeks to snuff at all light

Chiaroscuro (Key-R-os-KOO-roh) ////

• Energy of the Annwn
• Word origin/meaning
  • This word comes from Italian, where 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

• Divine

• Divine
• Blood

• Corrupting with out a conduit
• Arcane

• Compassion

Showing empathy and kindness toward others, especially those in need.

• Honesty

Valuing truthfulness and integrity in speech and behavior.

• Generosity

Willingness to share resources, time, or love with others.

• Forgiveness

Letting go of grudges and resentments, offering second chances.

• Courage

Standing up for what is right, even in the face of adversity.

• Altruism

Selflessly acting for the benefit of others without expecting anything in return.

• Patience

Demonstrating tolerance and understanding in difficult situations.

• Humility

Acknowledging one’s limitations and valuing the contributions of others.

• Respect

Treating people, living things, and the environment with consideration and esteem.

• Optimism

Maintaining hope and a positive outlook, expecting the best from situations and people.

• Fairness

Acting with impartiality and justice, treating all parties equally.

• Responsibility

Taking accountability for one’s actions and their consequences.

• Peacefulness

Seeking harmony and avoiding unnecessary conflict or violence.

• Gratitude

Appreciating the good in life and expressing thankfulness.

• Cruelty: Deliberately inflicting pain, suffering, or hardship on others.
• Dishonesty: Lying, deceit, or manipulation for personal gain.
• Greed: Excessive desire for wealth, power, or possessions, often at the expense of others.
• Vindictiveness: Harboring grudges, seeking revenge, or acting out of spite.
• Cowardice: Failing to do what is right due to fear, or avoiding responsibility.
• Selfishness: Placing one’s own needs and desires above the well-being of others.
• Impatience: Easily frustrated or angered, lacking tolerance or understanding.
• Arrogance: Overestimating one’s importance, looking down on others.
• Disrespect: Showing contempt, disregard, or lack of esteem for people or things.
• Pessimism: Habitually expecting the worst, focusing on the negative.
• Injustice: Acting unfairly, exploiting others, or abusing power.
• Irresponsibility: Failing to take accountability for actions and their consequences.
• Aggression: Resorting to violence, hostility, or coercion to control or dominate.
• Ingratitude: Failing to recognize or appreciate kindness, taking things for granted.