Relira and Saporath's weyr is a good size for the violet and her rider. Being on the ground level on one side of Akri's weyr, has it's advantages. Saporath will sleep on the ground on the outside from time to time, but she's mostly seen on her stone couch in her weyr, or on a high ledge sunning. Relira's portion of the weyr is fairly inviting. There is a medium sized redwood table with two chairs, a medium sized couch on the side opposite of Saporath's stone couch, and there is tapestry hanging above the couch that Relira had saved up a full turn's worth of marks to commission. Her sleeping chamber is quaint. There is a large bed at one wall with a table and chair on the right side of the bed with a large washing basin with a brass ring hanging from the wall. Opposite the bed is a series of four shelves with stacks of hides and a large ink jar and a mug of quils for writing. In front of the shelves was a sturdy small desk of redwood with a matching chair. Usually the desk is littered with hides and smaller ink jars and numerous other quils.

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Z'dyn's and Silth'sweyr is a little bit bigger than normal for a bronze due to the fact Torith is a very large bronze. It is a rather simple Weyr containing a dragon couch, one trunk, a bed, two chairs (one for company), and a table. It is a second floor weyr that over looks the Hatching sands. Z'dyn's bed has two furs on it, one of them is heavy for cold winter nights. Silth says the weyr is perfect, but he does not like staying in it two long because he complains that it is just a tiny bit stuffy.

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There should be a bed along the far wall large enough for two people, so N'lon dosn't wind up on the floor. A study table near the corner of the room closets to the door. a Curtain, if no door, should be up for the door so he will have privacy. If there is a door, then a regular door, one that can shut properly too. A couch that anyone could lay on in the middle of the room, a table before it with a rug under both with different weaved in colors. Mostly obsidian colors would be nice, to repersent the weyr. Glow lights should be placed around the room, unless this weyr has lamps. Then just regular lamps. Shelves for books, if there is paper, should be on the right side of the room where there is nothing else. Next to the study table, or work table, should be a trash can for lose food, or other things his to be flitt will bring in i imagin. A case at the foot of his bed for his clothing and another case for his riding gears and other riding products. OH, on one wall i think he should have something that involves a dragon flying or maybe a statue or something he could find.

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O'sin shares his cave with Svarth, and due to the fact, there isn't much inside. A simply bed lined with five pillows, one of which he uses and the rest just lie there, a basin with a water pitcure next to it and a small amount of clothes hanging from pegs on the walls of the weyr. A bachlor pad for sure. The weyr itself is about three levels above the ground, not a long flight up.

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This weyr is a rather small one, with only as much room as needed, as Azelle is not overly materialistic. There is a couch for Emberyth, sized for an average-sized Onyx; though she is a bit on the small size for an Onyxkin, her length in wing and tail makes up for the loss, and she fits in the hollow most comfortably. The rest of the weyr is for Azelle's use. There is a bed, covered in rushes, and a small wooden dresser, containing her clothing and littered on the top with small, miscellaneous items that she puts there for lack of want to put them away. A small side-room contains a small bath-basin and washing area. The floor of the Ashrider's weyr is usually strewn with items - clothing or scraps of paper or dropped items; she isn't the most orderly sort.

Azelle takes a certain pleasure in decorating, and therefore the small space she calls her home, despite the unruliness of its contents, is homey and organized; the bed and dresser and her scant other furniture artfully and efficiently placed, the walls lined with tapestries, curtains and trinkets; the curtains and tapestries in rich autumn colors, russets and deep reds, earthy browns and dark, muted golds; the little trinkets and decorations all of silver.

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Her room would be more of a angry red kind of setting. Her table could have notes, pens, inks, anything she has found or tools that have been discarded for writing. A small jewlry case with rings, necklesses, bracelets, and maybe a few little things like a earing or two. Oils, rags, and some brushes could be stashed around the room. Riveth would have her bed, but unlike the others she would have a special brush, oil, and rag placed in her vary sight so no one would tamper with them.

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With his overbearing Brown, V'ake has had to settle for a close living quarters with his dragon. Of course, there is a bed, big enough for V'ake and two other people, if needed. Among other little things; a chest for his clothes, a small table to hold things next to his bed, two stands for Click and Moss.

Bahneth's couch is pushed into the corner of the main room, V'ake's sleeping quarters, leaving the actual dragon nest for visiting people. Luckly, V'ake sleeping quarters are just big enough to house the Brownrider and his dragon . . . only if Bahneth doesn't put on more weight.

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L'rien has managed to acquire a large weyr, despite the fact that he lives with no other besides Quentifith, and is reaping all the benefits being a rider allows him. It was partly because of Quentifith's size that he got a larger weyr; the brown needs a large space to curl up in. The human part is a bit larger than necessary too though - L'rien enjoys his extravagance, and therefore it is filled with every luxury he can acquire. A set of drawers and a wardrobe, a bedside table and a large bed, a large bathroom with a good-sized bath - and other unnecessary luxuries that he enjoys. The brownrider isn't very good at picking up after himself, though, so the weyr is usually in various stages of disarray.

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It is obvious that R'din is not the one who chooses to decorate his weyr. There are very random bits of fabric and shiny things draped everywhere that Kalisa screeches if anyone tries to move. Neboth's couch is the only surface left permanently free of clutter, if the dragon isn't on it. Even Kalisa's perch has things hanging off of it that the firelizard changes constantly. R'din has managed to retain custody of his bed, though the sheets are a riot of colours in an interesting patchwork pattern made by his mother as a parting gift when he left. His desk is mostly covered in jars of oil for whenever Neboth decrees that it is time for an oiling. A few books are kept on a shelf by the bed as well as a small pad of scrap paper for taking notes or drawing. Under another shiny, colourful cloth, there's a small, plain chest for clothes and a canvas bag for laundry.

Movement and noise seem to be the key words for the space and it can be overwhelming for a first-time visitor peering in from the ledge where Neboth can come and go and sun.

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Shying away from the more masculine type of things within his weyr, K'eld's private weyr is very pretty, if not built more for a female than a male. Neat and organized, K'eld is always moving his bed, chests, and tables around the room, changing it just about every other fortnight.

Jeth; however, tends to stick to the same couch in the same spot. The royal Blue has put up boundaries on how far K'eld can go with his makeover, letting His know when he has over stepped his way.

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This weyr is a small and modest one, neat and orderly. It was formerly inhabited by a greenrider; as Zynsith is only the size of a green, no bigger was needed. The weyr is neat and modest, but homely; it has an air of simple, flexible comfort. It is decorated in winter colors of silver and a light blue the color of Zynsith's hide, and every so often a deep, midnight blue compliments the other colors. For the most part, Ay'en has put in his weyr only what he needs, but he has also allowed himself some pleasing luxuries; therefore the space has an extra shelf, running on the wall the length of the weyr, functional and form-fitting; it is a simple add-on that Ay'en adores. A few other small items adorns the weyr, all unessential but all useful as well as pleasing,

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Being a rather small dragon and one of the lowest ranking, Forsooth and her rider didn't exactly get choice pickings for a private weyr. Forsooth is happy with her choice, however, a weyr higher than any other, completely inaccessible except by air. It is big enough to accommodate one large or two smaller dragons, so she can continue to have Jeth over, even if it's a bit of a tight squeeze.

There isn't much space for S'rian, Forsooth and her couch taking up most of the room. He does have space for a double bed, covered in a neat, pretty quilt his twin made for him in various shades of green, a small desk shoved in a corner and a chest for clothes. Pegs hang by the ledge where Forsooth's straps and S'rian's helmet and riding equipment can be kept away from the elements, but ready for use at any minute.

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H'lak's weyr is fairly small, since Kobaleth is not the biggest nor the highest ranking of dragons. The place is somewhat messy, with some clothes lying about and half-empty bottles of oil randomly placed wherever H'lak forgot them after oiling Kobaleth or his firelizards. Saku and Kosto also occasionally get random bouts of hysteria, which contributes to there being things in odd places, at times.

That said, since H'lak does not own much, there isn't that much to leave lying around. The only furniture is a bed, a desk and chair, Kobaleth's couch, perches for the firelizards and one single chest where H'lak stores what little he does own. Kobaleth's riding straps and all other relevant equipment are the only things never left lying around, either hanging neatly on pegs by the door or stored in the chest. The chest itself is the only decorative object in the room, exquisitely carved in a pale wood by H'lak himself to depict Kobaleth and the two flitts. The place is strangely devoid of colour, most of H'lak's clothing and sheets being either grey or white.

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A small ground weyr is the place L'san and Barveth call home. It is well placed to accommodate a dragon whose strength is not flight, but too small to really be considered a choice weyr. The area is kept fairly neat, although it is packed full of stuff, mostly presents from friends and relatives from the Hold L'san grew up in. There is a couch for Barveth, a perch for Klah and a narrow, usually unmade bed for L'san.

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