I do like adventures RPGs, although even adventure RPGs are a nice socializing place. I have<em>only</em>played adventure RPGs with my friends and have ended in a relationship with most of them (even pregnant in one, though that was not cuz of sex).<br/>With shapeshifters though, I generally enjoy how their animal qualities and way of thinking affects their interactions. For this purpose, my favorite shapeshifters take Tiger and Wolf form because their mentality is so fundamentally different to me yet so the same. In this case, I will probably take someone born dragon who's extremely curious about the human realm. This will mean any character of mine will probably interact with humans a lot. That's probably why I'm thinking of all this.<br/><br/>For the clothing changes, I approve highly. It will probably be something that human born take on more naturally than dragon born children (since they're essentially nude all the time.) I like that they're allowed to have suitors and take place in romantic relationships while attempting to remain celibate. I would think that the parents, if they knew their partner was dragon kind, would tell their children what was going to happen so that it wouldn't freak them out as much. I think the scenario of two dragonkind finding each other late in life and finding out after they had kids that the other was dragonkind could be hilarious.<br/><br/>Also, why not human in the daytime and dragon at night? Seeing as most human interactions would take place in the daytime, such as school and such, why not? I know you were focused more on the dragon aspects, but I think having both aspects be really important (or being able to choose) would be awesome. Or you could even flip the days and nights of the worlds. Have night in the dragon world be day in the human world. :) While you and I think dragons are awesome, it would be better to have both sides available to players.<br/><br/>I also would like to further understand the training that dragonkind would receive. Would it be more like Harry Potter and have it be only stuff about dragons, or will they continue basic education so that those choosing to be human can survive in that world. This is another reason day and night being opposite each other would be awesome. By the time humans are 16, they are already entrenched in HS. They have already started discovering their place in the world, they already have a friend structure set up usually, even if it's very small or online. Leaving that is very hard and if you tell a 16 year old they have to leave behind everything in the middle of school, they will most likely flip out. Also, is it exactly on the 16th birthday that they start changing or more like puberty?