Your the best cassie xD no one i rped with was never so interested in helping with my ideas; its a good practice for me.<br/><br/>Lets see, the humans who know of the dragon world usually don't tell anyone about it, (maybe they could take vows or something? i dunno, did'nt work that out) and even if they did try to tell some one, the chances of them believing it is slim unless proof is presented; there are, however, plenty of normal human clubs and cults (usually good ones) who are in charge of keeping fables and legends in preservation, who follow the same practices as Merlin and other old sorcerors in history.<br/><br/>The dragon rulers in the five kingdoms could care less about Earth's affairs, and for several reasons; their portal to earth is only active at night, when the juviniles change into their human form, either willingly or against it, since their transformations are involintary, and the humans they might bring back into the dragon world by accident usually never remember what happened to them, unless they are given permission to do so from one of the dragon rulers. (maybe humans can wish to become dragons? that sounds like a neat idea, if they are virgin and take dragon vows... i dunno yet.)<br/><br/>Full Dragons have nothing to do with Earth, and would usually never take the portal to the human world; most are too tall and too wide anyway, for the portal is only 6 feet tall and 4 1/2 feet wide, made of polished granite, while dragons are slightly bigger then that.<br/><br/>The only known accesable worlds are the Dragon World, which may have the occasional stry unicorn, phoenix or other myth creature, and the Human World; where ever the other creatures live either keep dragons and humans out by using older magic, or they are simply just not real.<br/><br/>The dragon world behaves aggressively toward vampirekind only when driving them out of their world, and are usually noble or knightly when doing so; perhaps they are superstitious that if the vampiredragons bite the adults or their unhatched eggs, it will destroy their ability to breed, so the tradition of banishing them became natural.<br/>Wether or not this is true in unknown.<br/><br/>Vampire hunters in the human world are unheard of, but personal disputes between individual humans and vampires are common.<br/><br/>Dragon Law dictates dragons must continue their young adult training from their 24th birthday to their 100th; after this time, dragons of mature adult age (100) should leave their parents territory all together, and seek out their own.<br/>Dragon couples guard their territory feircely during their nesting seasons, when they have juviniles younger then 16 on their territory, driving out anyone who they do not fully trust upon first sight.<br/>The kingdoms are simple: either a male or female can rule their kingdom, and the eldest or most respinsible of their offspring takes his or her place after retirement or dreath.<br/>On less common occasions, but not unpracticed, is when a ruler chooses a non-royal dragon in their kingdoms community to take their place should the ruler die.<br/>The ruler is addressed as an OverLord, no matter the gender, and their second in command (either eldest in their brood, or a choiced individual) is called a Captain, no matter the gender.<br/>Multible overlords and captains can be in control over a single kingdom, up to three, creating something similiar to a guild or senate.<br/>The rest of the dragons keep to themselves, and the rulers are in charge of monitoring live prey count, making sure the other kingdoms are'nt trespassing without permisdion, and keeping check on the dragons well being overall, settling small territory feuds and what-not.<br/><br/>Did I cover everything? I plan to re-organize this information into a better rp layout, later.<br/>"3<br/>In a later post, maybe i'll delve deeper into dragon law, too.