draconic

The state of being where one's soul or spirit is that of a dragon.
See also: otherkin draconity dragonkin

He may look human, but a draconic soul burns brightly inside of him.

by Toksyuryel March 6, 2005

draconic

pertaining to the passage of the moon in its orbit through its nodes.

The draconic month is about 27.2122 days.

by Karl Palmen November 13, 2003

draconic

The state of being overweight, unemployed and deluded. Draconic is a term applied to otherkin or dragon kin, who blame all their problems on being "in the wrong body", rather than their own laziness and inability to do something. Apparently facing reality and helping themselves is out of the question, especially when "a draconic soul burns brightly inside".
A Draconic person believes they have the spirit of a dragon, though some take it a step further and claim their physical bodies are partially that of a dragon. Sometimes draconic people claim to have the mental capacity of a dragon- since they're both non-existent, this much is true.

I am draconic, for though I look human, my spirit is that of a beautiful dragon goddess dancing on moon rays.

by Otherkin4Breakfast March 31, 2005

draconity

The feeling of one being a dragon spiritually. Can also be a belief.

Uh... website draconic is about draconity...

by Kaisaith October 10, 2003

Dracon

a race of creatures that have wings and scales, and the rulers of every thing.

the dracon will rule once again

by Dreca May 29, 2009

draconity

1. The belief that one's spirit is a dragon despite outer appearances suggesting the contrary.
2. The condition of one's spirit being "dragon" despite holding the physical form of "human".
See also: Otherkin Dragonkin Draconic
More info: The Draconity Resource Project - www.weyr.org/~raki/drp.html

Example is unnecessary.

by Toksyuryel March 6, 2005

Draconity

Draconity is the state of believing that one either possesses the spirit or soul of a dragon whether it was in their past life or in the present, or that one is a dragon manifest in physical appearance as well. Some individuals genuinely profess the belief in Draconity, in few cases even practicing and valuing it as a sacred faith(although it is rare). Others claim that they do so just because it sounds "cool" or because they are attention seekers.


There are two definitions of Draconity


1.)Genuine Draconity: Where one truly
values and takes the
the belief seriously
by more spiritual
means(dragon spirit
guides for example).

2.)False Draconity: Where one does not take
it seriously and mainly
practices the belief
based on unrealistic
fantasy RPing games.

John(true): Do you believe in Draconity
and in the existence of dragon
spirits Matt?

Matt(false): Why of course I do! I know
that I have super powers such
as fire, invincibility and-

John(true): You are not a true believer.

Matt(false): Says who John!? I play
Dungeons and Dragons almost
everyday! According to the
game I have unlimited super
powers!

John(true): You really believe that don't
you?

Matt(false): Yes, level four says that if
I conjure a power-up spell, I
will be able to hover in
mid-air! To see if it will
work, I am going to jump off
of the roof of my house.


John(true): Dragon do exist in the spirit
realm and "are" real. However,
fantasy RPing "is not" real.
learn the difference between
fact and fiction. You Matt are
an idiot.

by Windstorm September 7, 2008