Dragon lives in a sort of generic medieval fantasy world where it does whatever it likes. It's bigger than just the cave that we've seen (and I would like to eventually run a game or two that gets out there and utilizes that, but it just hasn't come up so far). But it doesn't really matter, because in its own portrait, Dragon can do whatever it likes without any real impediment. So it's comfortable in its spot as the apex predator, but it's also bored basically all the time.
So Dragon is extremely eager for entertainment, and it loves drama. Now, you'd think it could run silly games where people make up stories or put on plays, but that hasn't worked out well for it in the past. Dragon has a lot of experience kidnapping humans and trying to make them entertain him, and they always either a) put on poor performances and he has to eat them or b) use their performance as a guise to distract him and escape. This is a way where it can have all the excitement it wants but still be completely in control.
Also, Dragon really likes eating people. Nothin' to be done for it. :d
Incidentally, Dragon doesn't have any particular dislike toward the characters on the whole (though it does hold grudges against a couple of individuals in particular). It doesn't think much of them at all. It's a little bit like a child that plays with its animal crackers even as it's biting off their limbs.
What are some of Apple's thoughts on that string-cutting game?
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Dragon lives in a sort of generic medieval fantasy world where it does whatever it likes. It's bigger than just the cave that we've seen (and I would like to eventually run a game or two that gets out there and utilizes that, but it just hasn't come up so far). But it doesn't really matter, because in its own portrait, Dragon can do whatever it likes without any real impediment. So it's comfortable in its spot as the apex predator, but it's also bored basically all the time.
So Dragon is extremely eager for entertainment, and it loves drama. Now, you'd think it could run silly games where people make up stories or put on plays, but that hasn't worked out well for it in the past. Dragon has a lot of experience kidnapping humans and trying to make them entertain him, and they always either a) put on poor performances and he has to eat them or b) use their performance as a guise to distract him and escape. This is a way where it can have all the excitement it wants but still be completely in control.
Also, Dragon really likes eating people. Nothin' to be done for it. :d
Incidentally, Dragon doesn't have any particular dislike toward the characters on the whole (though it does hold grudges against a couple of individuals in particular). It doesn't think much of them at all. It's a little bit like a child that plays with its animal crackers even as it's biting off their limbs.
What are some of Apple's thoughts on that string-cutting game?