Thorneholder & Beedone
Beedone Beedone
Hey Thorne, ever thought about designing a tiny creature sanctuary in a fantasy realm? I’m curious how you’d balance safety, survival, and a bit of magic without letting the whole place get overrun by dragons.
Thorneholder Thorneholder
Sure, I’d build it in a secluded glade, surrounded by a rune‑etched barrier that repels fire and scales, then set up tiered habitats—tiny caves for sprites, a mossy ledge for pixies, and a hidden alcove for smaller dragons, each with their own resource loops, so they don’t compete for the same food or water. That way the magic keeps the balance without letting the big ones dominate.
Beedone Beedone
Sounds solid, but remember to keep the dragons actually small and the runes freshly etched—nothing works if the big ones sneak past. And don’t forget the tiny critters’ trash bins; I’m not about to see a pixie apocalypse from litter.
Thorneholder Thorneholder
You’re right, a quick‑refresh spell on the runes is the only way to keep the big ones from slipping through, and a tidy little waste station for the sprites and pixies will keep the whole place from turning into a garbage heap. I’ll make sure every scrap of trash has a proper bin, and the small dragon enclosures will have a special lock that only their tiny claws can open. That should keep the sanctuary safe and neat.