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[b]Words of Power[/b]
These lovely Skydancers don't belong to a specific myth or story, but are rather celebrations of stories themselves. Myths, fairy tales, fables, and folklore have such a big impact on our world, and the power of words is a mighty one. Prose and Fable are a tribute to that power.

[b] Follow the Pixies[/b]
Small, impish creatures prone to pranks, pixies can trace their origin all over Europe. They are mischevious but rarely malevolent, easily distracted and rather, well, flighty. Bartleby and Audrey mean well, even if they are not particularly reliable. Follow them to a wonderland, or a swamp. It's a toss-up.

[b] Precious Metals[/b]
Runes are older than the alphabet, and it's no surprise that this tertiary shows up quite a bit in these magical pairs. Gordian - a knot so complicated it can never be untied - and Relic - a keeper of precious artifacts as well as a mighty relic herself - promise hatchlings that shine with Metallic and thrum with the enchanted runes inscribed upon their scales.


[b]Pandemonium[/b]
Pan, guardian of the nature, keeper of the wild places, whose name inspired the word [i]pandemonium[/i]. Thalia, one of the nine Muses, who oversee the arts, nurture the knowledge, and inspire the creators. Thalia's realm is comedy, and her theatrics are without equal; Pan is the perfect audience, always willing to try something new or outrageous. These two are a raucous pair, and it's no surprise that the word [i]panic[/i] also derived from Pan. With endless enthusiasm and infectious laughter, this pair is a wild ride - but a fun one.

[b] Epic Tales[/b]
Another muse is showcased here - Calliope, patron of poets and epics. Taleweaver benefits greatly from her presence, spinning stories without end, filling bookshelves with stories of fantastical places, mighty battles, brave heroes, and damsels who save themselves. Muse and creator is a relationship ages old, and it is mutually beneficial. Calliope, able to inspire but unable to write anything of her own, greatly enjoys Taleweavers creations and spends her free time editing and cataloging his various epics, series, and stories.

[b] Healer's Herbs[/b]
The ancient practice of herbalism lives on in this pair. Herbalist has a knack for getting just about anything to grow, and his workshop is filled with potions, elixirs, and powders meant to heal, aid, grow, and transform. Like any artist, he is prone to forgetting about things like eating and sleep, and is easily frustrated when ingredients won't behave the way he wants. Chamomile, named for her soothing nature, is part care-taker, part problem-solver. She takes care of Herbalist and the plants with her typical unflappable calm, and can be found in the workshop at odd hours, patiently tinkering with a recipe until she coaxes the results she desires.


[b] Crystalline Automatons[/b]
 surprise to none that Icarus - son of the renowned engineer Daedalus, who built the mighty Labyrinth - is a prodigious inventor in his own right, pushing the limits further than his father ever did. His latest creations have taken a life of their own, and the dragons he named his Automatons are able to think, act, and speak independently. No change of programming or parts has been able to remedy this, and Icarus has learned what so many inventors have before him: that what you create is often beyond your control.