Ignis

Ignis is the war-like Dragon God of Flame and embodiment of the inextinguisable passion of the Origin, the untamed ruler of conflict and honour which rules over martial valours and slaughterins deeds of battlefields.

Ambivalent, the Flame dragon represents the most valuable and the most despicable aspects of the warriors, only ruled and guided by the greatest feelings and the deepest sensations, which can lead both to the better and the worst as the blazing determinations knows no bounds, consuming everything with its fierce and bold touch to ashes...

Among his draconian brethen, he is infamous for its tremendous strenght and power, dwarfing by its raw rage the might of almost any other dragon-God ; save to the 2 primordials dragons Primus Ex and Terminus who outranks any of the 8 lesser divinities, only the Ætheric dragon Sol Indigestes and the Metallic dragon Nox Æternam surpass his dire wrath.

His Major attributio is Passio (Passion) or  Π άθος (Pathos), incarnating the dangerous and unristrected feelings inhabiting the soul of any sentient dweller : In the Draconian Pantheon, traditionaly, Ingnis is despicted opposed to his nocturn counterpart, the dragon of heaven and stars Asteria  ; while the flame dragon is the passion incarnated, Asteria rules over the mantic (prudence and discernment but also melancholy and acedia).
 * Excess : Violence and Hybris ;
 * Virtue : Courage and Love ;

Hovewer, its more prevalent impact in everyday life remains war itself and, on this point, he shares this terrible attribution with the Metallic Dragon Nox ; here, the conflict is clear and present when the opposition with Asteria is more rhetoric and among legends and mythologies, the flame and the shield clashed each other several times, at least as much as Sol and Nox confronted each other...

Consequently, Ignis tends to be pretty popular among warriors and soldiers of fortune, tribal and clanic societies, martial and military practionners but many people who lives important feelings (love, vengeance...) worships him to support and fuel their ardent behaviour...