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I understand that anything related to dragons must be handled with care since they're endangered, but would there ever be the possibility for researchers to handle injured dragons or maybe have to raise up hatchlings that have been abandoned? (and if there's a journal about dragon lore could you please link it c: ? I've tried to look up as much as I could on my own, but I don't know whether I found everything or not xD)

If we want to become a cadet in Academy and we want to choose 2 courses (Mounted Combat & War games and one more) do we need to finish the first course to start doing second or we can do them both at the same time (f.ex. finish 1 semester Mounted Combat & War games and then start 1st semester of second course).
Also there's written that "Cadets are expected to graduate in 5 years, but many may take additional courses to extend their period up to 7 years.
6 months real time will equal 1 year of game time. "
So we have to finish our courses in 5-7 years (in real time: 2,5-3,5 years)?
Also there's written that "Cadets are expected to graduate in 5 years, but many may take additional courses to extend their period up to 7 years.
6 months real time will equal 1 year of game time. "
So we have to finish our courses in 5-7 years (in real time: 2,5-3,5 years)?

I have a question!
My cadet is an older fella (50+) who I plan to have attending VA for medical training pertaining to dragon-related injuries, as well as learning more about dragon behavior and tracking, from the perspective of general dragon-related safety.
Would it be acceptable to say that he is already trained in mounted combat? My idea for his history is that he was some kind of dragonfighter/other mounted fighter that encountered dragons (I'm gonna iron out particulars as i become more familiar with the lore) but that after being injured in the field, he's now interested in the prevention and treatment of similar injuries and has returned to school as a cadet.
Would this fly? I don't plan on using him as a fighter (more interested in the medic angle), but i want to make sure he can have a dragonfighting/mounted fighting background in his history even though i'm not taking those classes.
My cadet is an older fella (50+) who I plan to have attending VA for medical training pertaining to dragon-related injuries, as well as learning more about dragon behavior and tracking, from the perspective of general dragon-related safety.
Would it be acceptable to say that he is already trained in mounted combat? My idea for his history is that he was some kind of dragonfighter/other mounted fighter that encountered dragons (I'm gonna iron out particulars as i become more familiar with the lore) but that after being injured in the field, he's now interested in the prevention and treatment of similar injuries and has returned to school as a cadet.
Would this fly? I don't plan on using him as a fighter (more interested in the medic angle), but i want to make sure he can have a dragonfighting/mounted fighting background in his history even though i'm not taking those classes.

WOW he looks AWESOME!
yeah it makes perfectly sense to have him at those classes, its just generally considered either military-related to fight dragons for safety of people or as a form of traditional showing (such as bullfighting) where people make a sport out of it. Otherwise it is illegal to hunt them on purpose or actually kill them, those activities are connected to the black market or underground societies of that type. What was it he did it for? protection or because he felt like its his call to fight dragons?
yeah it makes perfectly sense to have him at those classes, its just generally considered either military-related to fight dragons for safety of people or as a form of traditional showing (such as bullfighting) where people make a sport out of it. Otherwise it is illegal to hunt them on purpose or actually kill them, those activities are connected to the black market or underground societies of that type. What was it he did it for? protection or because he felt like its his call to fight dragons?

omgomgomg, thank you so much!
I was thinking that he was/is in the military in the general realm of dragon control for public safety, got injured in the line of duty (and lost his arms, WHOOPS), and came back to school to expand on his minimal medical training to become a medic. I think he intends to go back out into the field in a support/medic role rather than a front line fighter, and I really just wanted to be sure that it was OK to say he had attended once before, to learn about fighting ; v ;
I was thinking that he was/is in the military in the general realm of dragon control for public safety, got injured in the line of duty (and lost his arms, WHOOPS), and came back to school to expand on his minimal medical training to become a medic. I think he intends to go back out into the field in a support/medic role rather than a front line fighter, and I really just wanted to be sure that it was OK to say he had attended once before, to learn about fighting ; v ;
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