draconavert
noun.
The kind of person who is more inclined to stay home than to go out, motivated by the desire to keep their homely possessions close to them. They don't leave the house because they don't want to be away from their stuff, much like a Dragon wishes to stay with their hoard.
A Draconavert is happy to rest, surrounded by their possessions, for extensive periods of time. They are protective of their hoard, and it takes a very specific reason to draw them away from it. The primary reason they may leave the house is to acquire more "gold", or stuff. Another reason is the search for food.
Note: This is not the same as a hoarder. Draconaverts don't necessarily have an inordinate amount of stuff but instead, they cherish and resent leaving the stuff that they do have.
The kind of person who is more inclined to stay home than to go out, motivated by the desire to keep their homely possessions close to them. They don't leave the house because they don't want to be away from their stuff, much like a Dragon wishes to stay with their hoard.
A Draconavert is happy to rest, surrounded by their possessions, for extensive periods of time. They are protective of their hoard, and it takes a very specific reason to draw them away from it. The primary reason they may leave the house is to acquire more "gold", or stuff. Another reason is the search for food.
Note: This is not the same as a hoarder. Draconaverts don't necessarily have an inordinate amount of stuff but instead, they cherish and resent leaving the stuff that they do have.
"Sorry I can't come out tonight man, I just got the new Playstation, so I'm feeling my inner Draconavert kick in."
"Ever since you got those new legos for Jimmy, he's become a total Draconavert."
"Ever since you got those new legos for Jimmy, he's become a total Draconavert."
draconavert by Tiamat2020 November 5, 2020
