so how about something like this. Maybe it could become a festival attraction or even a permanent part of the game.
Would have to limit the times you could use it especially if it was made permanent. make it usable once a day or
week. It would make for a cool way to learn what you can and can't hunt without traveling all over the place, or
having to worry about dying in the middle of no where. Also it would help get some of the coins out of the economy,
and maybe even help with some of the hunting congestion. You Could charge by the circle or something. Oh and it would
finally give us the ability to hunt some dragons.


You also see a massive building with an elaborately carved gated entryway.

>look gate
The gate is small in comparison to the enormous walls that house T'tocs Dragon Paradise.
Carved into the metal rails of the gate are images of various dragons in different stances.

>go gate

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T'tocs Dragon Paradise, lobby.

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Everything is made out of stone, the walls, the floor, even the benches that line both sides of the
narrow walkway.
Obvious exits: South, Out.

>south

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T'tocs Dragon Paradise, Grand Hall.

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Benches and tables are spread throughout this giant hall. Trophies hang on almost every inch of
the stone walls. Lanterns made out of the claws and fangs of different dragons hang from the ceiling.
A lone sales woman stands behind a crude counter made out of various colored dragons scales. Seven
arches lead out from the hall to the private hunting rooms. Each carved with dragons engaged in battle.
Obvious exits: North,Northeast,East,Southeast,South,Southwest,West,Northwest.

>look on counter
You see boxes filled with blank golden tokens, and a dragon scale catalog.

>read catalog
Here are the choices we offer for you hunting pleasure.
Each token is for 1 anlas(30 minutes) of nonstop hunting excitment.
Maximum of two tokens per week(7 days).
Price per token 1 platinum kronar per circle achieved.

color skill level
1.Pink 0-100
2.Green 100-200
3.Yellow 200-300
4.Red 300-400
5.Purple 400-500
6.Orange 500-600
7.Blue 600-700
8.Brown 700-800
9.Black 800-900
10.Copper 900-1000
11.Bronze 1000-1100
12.Silver 1100-1200
13.Gold 1200-1300
14.Platinum 1300-1400
15.chartreuse 1400-1500
16.White 1500-1600
17.Spotted 1600-1700
18.Camouflage 1700-1800
19.Blood Red 1800-1900
20.Opaque 1900-2000

>order 9
your hand the sales woman your fee, she hands you a golden token with a black dragon on it.

>look token
About the same size and shape as a gold kronar. There is a black dragon stamped into the metal.
There is something written on the token.

>read token
This token is good for one Anlas of Pure hunting excitement.

>south

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T'Tocs Dragon Paradise, South Arch.

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The dim lit room is very soothing, and provides the perfect place to lounge around while waiting
for an available room. A simple stone bench sits opposite the doorways to three Private Hunting rooms.
Obvious exits: Out.

>go door

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T'tocs Dragon Paradise, private hunting room.

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The walls are solid stone and bare except for the bloodstained splatters from previous users.
A sign hangs on the wall, next to the attendants booth. The sky can be seen through the wire cage
that serves as the roof. You also see A waste bin.
Obvious exits: Out.

>read sign

Welcome to T'Tocs Dragon Paradise.
Just give your token to the attendant. You will then have about 1 minute before your hunting adventure begins.
If you need to leave the hunt for repairs or equipment changes you can go into the attendants booth.
Your time stills counts while in the booth. You can end your hunt at any time by exiting the room.
All time remaining will be lost when you exit the room. Thank you for your patronage, we hope you
have a wonderful time.

>give token to attendant
The attendant smiles.
Thank you for choosing T'tocs. Your hunt will begin shortly. she says with a smile.

A blazing moongate opens in the far end of the room.

A loud siren fills the air as the dragons you've selected begin to step out of the moongate.


>>>>>>>hunting time<<<<<<<<<<<



A loud siren fills the air again, this time alerting you that your hunting adventure has come to an end.
The moongate collapses in on itself drawing all the remaining live dragons back to where they came from.

Thank you again for choosing T'tocs Huntsman's Paradise. Please gather your items and exit the room in a
timely manor. The attendant says with a smile.

I assume its a place to gen creatures of that certain training range?

Sorta like the targetting constructs at the WM guilds - cept we use 'order' and that gives us a list of difficulties. I also always thought that something like this was what that Castle out the Haven North gate was for.

also...

origami dragons can be found near the paper mill before Darkstone/Dirge- not quite the same, but you can set them on fire, and even a newb can kill a dragon.

but, there's more...

killing a dragon might negatively affect the land it's tied to, corrupting what's around it(i'm guessing it could work in reverse, since they're affected by the condition of their domain.

Dragon lore! it exists(though it all comes from the forums mostly), and so do they (the Dragon Priests follow one after he fried their last priestess, the Ferdahl even had a meeting with him/it.)

http://elanthipedia.org/w/index.php/Dragons

see related Forum posts section under the Albuam and Journey to the Forbidden West articles.
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An agonizing pain fills you as you feel your tongue turn to powder in your mouth! Through a haze of uncertainty and loss, you realize that something you just said was very wrong.

As far as Dragons go, I don't want them to become something that is regularly huntable, because it'll eventually become oh Dragons I can dance with 14 if the game allowed it, and I can kill 1 per strike, kinda like how back in the day Rock Guardians were all Huge, and now are just something on the way to greatness, heck I don't think everyone even goes that way.

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"I think anything that forces you to do something no sane adventurer would do just in order to train is ridiculous."
DR-SOCHARIS

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Victory Over Lyras, on the 397th year and 156 days since the Victory of Lanival the Redeemer.

What of the Warrior Mages developed some way to created these things? You know how Gargoyles are made by man...? How about this persons idea?
I don't know, maybe I'm not making much sense, not even to myself but just putting my own brainstorm in without inflicting negative comments to it.