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	The Broodmother is a quasi-~~religous~~ figure in dragon lore, who is believed to be the mother of all dragons. Though all dragons worship the [[One King]] as their lord and creator, there is also a deep reverence surrounding the great Broodmother.		The Broodmother is a quasi-religious figure in dragon lore, who is believed to be the mother of all dragons. Though all dragons worship the [[One King]] as their lord and creator, there is also a deep reverence surrounding the great Broodmother.

	According to dragon beliefs, the One King created the Broodmother as His daughter, and she in turn gave birth to all dragons. If true, this would mean that all dragons are related and therefore part of the same [[Dragons#Organizational Structure\|flight]], which is used by some as an argument against rivalry or war between flights.		According to dragon beliefs, the One King created the Broodmother as His daughter, and she in turn gave birth to all dragons. If true, this would mean that all dragons are related and therefore part of the same [[Dragons#Organizational Structure\|flight]], which is used by some as an argument against rivalry or war between flights.

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	===Breaking of the Flights===		===Breaking of the Flights===
	This is where dragonology becomes very complicated. Orthodox dragons hold that the three events should be seen as one, while common dragon belief ~~seperates~~ them into several distinct events. Further complicating matters are the dragons who feel the breaking came first, the war second, and the schism brought about the resolution.		This is where dragonology becomes very complicated. Orthodox dragons hold that the three events should be seen as one, while common dragon belief separates them into several distinct events. Further complicating matters are the dragons who feel the breaking came first, the war second, and the schism brought about the resolution.

	Orthodox ~~Dragonolgy~~ treats the entire cycle as a single event, and considers that the schism came first, the war second, and that the Breaking resolved the conflict by causing dragons to set off in search of new lands, and to live in distinct, separate flights. Dragon Theology is, under the best of all circumstances, challenging for humans to grasp.		Orthodox Dragonology treats the entire cycle as a single event, and considers that the schism came first, the war second, and that the Breaking resolved the conflict by causing dragons to set off in search of new lands, and to live in distinct, separate flights. Dragon Theology is, under the best of all circumstances, challenging for humans to grasp.

	[[Category:Course Books]]		[[Category:Course Books]]

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	===Dragon Creation Story===		===Dragon Creation Story===
	The Broodmother was not there in the beginning. She was without direction or shape, with no form to call her own. So the One King came to her and touched her head, and gave her the form of the dragon. He told her that she was to become an emissary, a common thread to link all beings.		From [[The Dragon Sagas\|the sagas]], the Broodmother was not there in the beginning. She was without direction or shape, with no form to call her own. So the One King came to her and touched her head, and gave her the form of the dragon. He told her that she was to become an emissary, a common thread to link all beings.

	There were no other dragons then, so the One King blessed the Broodmother with 12 eggs. She cared for them for 1000 nights, keeping them warm and tending to them as a mother should. On the morning after the 1000th night, 11 of the eggs hatched.		There were no other dragons then, so the One King blessed the Broodmother with 12 eggs. She cared for them for 1000 nights, keeping them warm and tending to them as a mother should. On the morning after the 1000th night, 11 of the eggs hatched.

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	===Dragon Creation Story===		===Dragon Creation Story===
	~~In the begining,~~ was the ~~Broodmother~~. She was without direction or shape, with no form to call her own. So the One King came to her and touched her head, and gave her the form of the dragon. He told her that she was to become an emissary, a common thread to link all beings.		The Broodmother was not there in the beginning. She was without direction or shape, with no form to call her own. So the One King came to her and touched her head, and gave her the form of the dragon. He told her that she was to become an emissary, a common thread to link all beings.

	There were no other dragons then, so the One King blessed the Broodmother with 12 eggs. She cared for them for 1000 nights, keeping them warm and tending to them as a mother should. On the morning after the 1000th night, 11 of the eggs hatched.		There were no other dragons then, so the One King blessed the Broodmother with 12 eggs. She cared for them for 1000 nights, keeping them warm and tending to them as a mother should. On the morning after the 1000th night, 11 of the eggs hatched.

CourseDirector at 04:10, 27 December 2018

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	Orthodox Dragonolgy treats the entire cycle as a single event, and considers that the schism came first, the war second, and that the Breaking resolved the conflict by causing dragons to set off in search of new lands, and to live in distinct, separate flights. Dragon Theology is, under the best of all circumstances, challenging for humans to grasp.		Orthodox Dragonolgy treats the entire cycle as a single event, and considers that the schism came first, the war second, and that the Breaking resolved the conflict by causing dragons to set off in search of new lands, and to live in distinct, separate flights. Dragon Theology is, under the best of all circumstances, challenging for humans to grasp.

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	Each son then took his mate and had children, and his sons and daughters took mates from among the sons and daughters of his brothers. Each son then took his mate, and half his lineage and half the lineage of his brothers, and went out into the world to find a safe and warm place to begin.		Each son then took his mate and had children, and his sons and daughters took mates from among the sons and daughters of his brothers. Each son then took his mate, and half his lineage and half the lineage of his brothers, and went out into the world to find a safe and warm place to begin.

	And thus were born the eleven ~~original~~ flights.		And thus were born the eleven primordial dragon flights.

	===The Twelfth Egg===		===The Twelfth Egg===

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The Dragon Cycles

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	Yet dragons fight.		Yet dragons fight.

	At its core, the Dracoschism represents the breaking of the flights, the division that separated the dragons into disparate groups. A rift was formed ~~between The~~ Eleven. Aeons had passed since the Broodmother gave birth to her sons. Dragon scholars cannot agree if the schism was slow or sudden, but at a certain point, each flight felt it was no longer a part of the others, and became divided.		At its core, the Dracoschism represents the breaking of the flights: the division that separated the dragons into disparate groups. A rift was formed among the Eleven. Aeons had passed since the Broodmother gave birth to her sons. Dragon scholars cannot agree if the schism was slow or sudden; but at a certain point, each flight felt it was no longer a part of the others, and they became divided.

	The Dragon Wars are another event without dispute. The question of a pre vs post schism war is hotly debated; most dragon scholars find that the wars could not have been possible without the Schism happening first, others maintain that schism is the event that ended the war.		The Dragon Wars are another event without dispute. The question of a pre- vs. post-schism war is hotly debated; most dragon scholars find that the wars could not have been possible without the Schism happening first, while others maintain that schism is the event that ended the war.

	Common theology holds that ~~it was~~ the Broodmother who resolved the conflict. She carried upon her back the [[One King]], ~~and threw her he laid down all of dragon law, and~~ gave the dragons a new order. This resolved the war, but the consequences of the schism could never be undone.		Common theology holds that the Broodmother who resolved the conflict. She carried upon her back the [[One King]], who gave the dragons a new order. This resolved the war, but the consequences of the schism could never be undone.

	===Dragon Wars===		===Dragon Wars===
	Exactly what the name implies.		Exactly what the name implies: the Dragon Wars were the conflict that followed the Schism, as the various flights fought for control and claimed various lands. They also claimed worshippers. It is unclear where the dragon wars came relative to the Grey War. Common legend among humans holds that dragons fought on either side in the latter, which is therefore set after the Schism.

	~~The~~ Dragon Wars were the conflict that followed the Schism, as the various flights fought for control and claimed various lands. They also claimed ~~worhsipers during this time~~. It is unclear where the dragon wars came relative to ~~The~~ Grey War. Common legend among humans holds that dragons fought on either side, ~~emaning the grey war came~~ after the ~~cycle~~.

	===Breaking of the Flights===		===Breaking of the Flights===
	This is where dragonology becomes very complicated. Orthodox dragons hold that the three events should be ~~scene~~ as one, while common dragon belief seperates them into several distinct events. Further complicating matters are the dragons who feel the breaking came first, the war second, and the schism brought about the resolution.		This is where dragonology becomes very complicated. Orthodox dragons hold that the three events should be seen as one, while common dragon belief seperates them into several distinct events. Further complicating matters are the dragons who feel the breaking came first, the war second, and the schism brought about the resolution.

	Orthodox Dragonolgy treats the entire cycle as a single event, and considers that the schism came first, the war second, and that the Breaking resolved the conflict by causing dragons to set off in search of new lands, and to live in distinct, separate flights. Dragon Theology is, under the best of all circumstances, challenging for humans to grasp.		Orthodox Dragonolgy treats the entire cycle as a single event, and considers that the schism came first, the war second, and that the Breaking resolved the conflict by causing dragons to set off in search of new lands, and to live in distinct, separate flights. Dragon Theology is, under the best of all circumstances, challenging for humans to grasp.

	This is where dragonology becomes very complicated. Orthodox dragons hold that the three events should be scene as one, while common dragon belief seperates them into several distinct events. Further complicating matters are the dragons who feel the breaking came first, the war second, and the schism brought about the resolution.

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	===Dragon Wars===		===Dragon Wars===
	Exactly what the name implies.		Exactly what the name implies.

			The Dragon Wars were the conflict that followed the Schism, as the various flights fought for control and claimed various lands. They also claimed worhsipers during this time. It is unclear where the dragon wars came relative to The Grey War. Common legend among humans holds that dragons fought on either side, emaning the grey war came after the cycle.

	===Breaking of the Flights===		===Breaking of the Flights===
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	Orthodox Dragonolgy treats the entire cycle as a single event, and considers that the schism came first, the war second, and that the Breaking resolved the conflict by causing dragons to set off in search of new lands, and to live in distinct, separate flights. Dragon Theology is, under the best of all circumstances, challenging for humans to grasp.		Orthodox Dragonolgy treats the entire cycle as a single event, and considers that the schism came first, the war second, and that the Breaking resolved the conflict by causing dragons to set off in search of new lands, and to live in distinct, separate flights. Dragon Theology is, under the best of all circumstances, challenging for humans to grasp.

			This is where dragonology becomes very complicated. Orthodox dragons hold that the three events should be scene as one, while common dragon belief seperates them into several distinct events. Further complicating matters are the dragons who feel the breaking came first, the war second, and the schism brought about the resolution.

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	===Breaking of the Flights===		===Breaking of the Flights===
	~~Perhaps~~ the ~~same~~ event as the schism.		This is where dragonology becomes very complicated. Orthodox dragons hold that the three events should be scene as one, while common dragon belief seperates them into several distinct events. Further complicating matters are the dragons who feel the breaking came first, the war second, and the schism brought about the resolution.

			Orthodox Dragonolgy treats the entire cycle as a single event, and considers that the schism came first, the war second, and that the Breaking resolved the conflict by causing dragons to set off in search of new lands, and to live in distinct, separate flights. Dragon Theology is, under the best of all circumstances, challenging for humans to grasp.

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Dracoschism

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	It is unclear as to whether or not the Broodmother did exist, though it is widely regarded as a matter of faith. Because a dragon lives forever, it is possible that she never died; in which case, she would be almost as old as time itself.		It is unclear as to whether or not the Broodmother did exist, though it is widely regarded as a matter of faith. Because a dragon lives forever, it is possible that she never died; in which case, she would be almost as old as time itself.

	==Dracoschism==		==The Dragon Cycles==

			===Dracoschism===
	While the events of the Broodmother's life require a certain amount of faith, one incident that most decidedly happened was the Dracoschism. According to dragon theology, all dragons are born of the Broodmother, thus all flights decsend from the same flight, thus by dragon law there can be no blood feud or war. All flights are sister flights.		While the events of the Broodmother's life require a certain amount of faith, one incident that most decidedly happened was the Dracoschism. According to dragon theology, all dragons are born of the Broodmother, thus all flights decsend from the same flight, thus by dragon law there can be no blood feud or war. All flights are sister flights.

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	At its core, the Dracoschism represents the breaking of the flights, the division that separated the dragons into disparate groups. A rift was formed between The Eleven. Aeons had passed since the Broodmother gave birth to her sons. Dragon scholars cannot agree if the schism was slow or sudden, but at a certain point, each flight felt it was no longer a part of the others, and became divided.		At its core, the Dracoschism represents the breaking of the flights, the division that separated the dragons into disparate groups. A rift was formed between The Eleven. Aeons had passed since the Broodmother gave birth to her sons. Dragon scholars cannot agree if the schism was slow or sudden, but at a certain point, each flight felt it was no longer a part of the others, and became divided.

	[[The Dragon Wars]] are another event without dispute. The question of a pre vs post schism war is hotly debated; most dragon scholars find that the wars could not have been possible without the Schism happening first, others maintain that schism is the event that ended the war.		The Dragon Wars are another event without dispute. The question of a pre vs post schism war is hotly debated; most dragon scholars find that the wars could not have been possible without the Schism happening first, others maintain that schism is the event that ended the war.

	Common theology holds that it was the Broodmother who resolved the conflict. She carried upon her back the [[One King]], and threw her he laid down all of dragon law, and gave the dragons a new order. This resolved the war, but the consequences of the schism could never be undone.		Common theology holds that it was the Broodmother who resolved the conflict. She carried upon her back the [[One King]], and threw her he laid down all of dragon law, and gave the dragons a new order. This resolved the war, but the consequences of the schism could never be undone.

			===Dragon Wars===
			Exactly what the name implies.

			===Breaking of the Flights===
			Perhaps the same event as the schism.