This is when the level 10 Earth mastery comes into use. Face the ultimate stamina test!

I sing a song of agreement! You have quite a good points, but yeah, I kind of think my views are stupid. This friendship thing isn't the only thing, for that matter. Surprised I haven't been told that I don't understand the game or whatever

4. Enkindling. To be honest, I didn't fully understand the concept of this phenomenon. But the very fact of choosing a "chosen one" from the goodbeast (and not only), says that draaks can have an attachment to something, like a pet (?), a servant or a champion. Dragons like to be worshipped, yes? :)

As for me, the older draak is, the broader he thinks. Elders seem to be an exception because few draaks live up to their age...

3. Darktooth. Again an Elder, again an exception, but also again a draak who thinking outside the box. In my opinion, he is exactly the "Father" for the Spiritkeeper, and not just a "Giver-Creator". He is not indifferent to our fate, and for draaks, even other Creators, it is strange. He, even if not always for free, teaches our hero humility, gives instructions that you need to learn to think more broadly, and not judge everything by their look. He treats the hero in case of illness, although our youngster is a future potential competitor, which is not beneficial for a draak to help other. However, his pride for Spiritkeeper at the end of the story may be a moment of vanity and he regards our hero as his "project" and not as his son... But still.

2. Allmother. Although the Elders are an exception to the rule, they are still draak-kin. Allmother is called precisely "Mother", which can mean exactly her concern for All things as her children, and not "Birther-Creator", who leave their children even before they hatch from the egg and no longer interact with them (after all, she is the last of her kind that says about the fact that she failed with the second law). At the Great Moot, she has followers who share common motives with her, so draaks are still capable of sympathy and care.

I share your point of view, but I wouldn't call it "stupid" after all. I saw enough prerequisites for this. Here are some of them:

1. The Great Moot. No matter how individualistic draaks may be, but the meeting of them all for the sake of a common problem suggests that they can discard their personal goals for the good of everyone else. They gather on foreign territory, tolerate the presence of other dragons and can accept any agenda of the Elders to support.

Even the Many-Times-Burned, who is disgusted by the concept of cooperation, acts for the sake of his Kin, Great Green and Blue, and not for himself personally and his domain.

You are forgiven. I think that, even though it kinda sounds stupid, that draak are capable of friendship, of love. That's the way I like to think about it

Rift, when we freed her from the curse for a while, experienced true happiness, which cannot be measured by any treasures or artifacts. And for draaks, treasures are, though lesser, but a law, and "happiness" does not fit into it in any way. Maybe three laws are not enough? Or is the very concept of "treasure" misinterpreted? There is something to think about here. Who made these laws and what true meaning did he put into them? Ruined-emperess? Then they old like a world and ever Earth had changed since then.

I understand that Elders are an exception to the rule, but judging by the words of Darktooth, he and Fathom are "colleagues" in the search and study of artifacts. So cooperation between draaks is possible.

I apologize for the long post and for my poor English. After completing the game there are more questions than answers. Perhaps the Hierophant will tell us more about the draaks, although these are no longer the "same" dragons that were in the Great Green.

Well, draaks have a Great Moot. Atleast at that time they have common ideas and MAYBE in the future they will be more close to each other.

Vantage thinks beyond tradition. Draak with her (his?) Mind can be fresh air for draak-kin. I think she have something common with Darktooth in it. Or all ruby-kin rebels like her? Whisper needs defy traditions to survive tho.

Bloom after her defeat from the Spiritkeeper thinks only about him. Because of the desire to hate, because of respect, because of the passion for him in the end. Draak have an attraction to each other greater than the desire to Dance during Time of Creation. Atleast a spark of it.

Da www, love it. Group photo!
I could see them all being friends... If draak did that stuff