Dragon Script  This is a chart of Dragon Script, origin unknown.  It appears to be similar to the angelic alphabet obtained by Dr. John Dee.  Dragon Script can be used for writing on tools, candles, or other ritual and spell objects.  This script can be used to write request form specific dragons.  Use this to increase power in your spell work.

Dragon's Charm:

On wings of thunder, honor bound,
Search me out, I drum the sound.
Twist and turn in the night,
Dragon come, my guiding light.
Protector, guardian, friend not foe,
Come to me, see my sigil glow.
Strong and true, this friendship charm,
I beacon thee, protect me from harm.
Around and about my magick swirls,
Come to me, your wings unfurled.
Welcome o guardian of (person's name).

In the Western World, dragon comes from the Greek word drakon and the Latin word draco.  Drakon comes from a verb meaning to see, to look at, or possibly to flash.  In heraldry, a dragon with two legs is called a Wyvern.  A dragon without wings is called a Worm. A serpentine dragon with wings but no legs is called an Amphiptere.  A dragon with wings and legs is called a Guivre. How a dragon was posed is further meaning of these draconic images: rampant (forelegs raised), passant (one foreleg raised), statant (all four feet on the ground), wings endorsed (upright over the back), displayed or depresses, tail nowed (knotted).  Color made even further definition: Or (gold), Gules (red), Sable (black), or Vert (green).

Dragons of the Elements

We all know the universe and everything in it are made up of the four elements: Earth, Air, Fire and Water.  In dragon magic specific dragons rule these elements and help to create through their powers.  Each element and it's dragon has certain qualities, natures, moods, and magical purposes.  Both positive and negative traits.  No one element works totally alone.

Governs the Eastern quarter of the circle.  It’s dragon ruler is Sairys (sair ‘ –  iss).  It’s color is pure yellow.  Positive associations are: sunrise, spring, incense, the wand, the gong or bell, clouds, breeze, the breath, optimism, joy, intelligence, mental quickness, renewing, any kind of helpful air.  Negative associations are: frivolity, gossip, fickleness, inattention, bragging, forgetfulness, windstorms, tornadoes, hurricanes, destructive air in any form.

Governs Southern quarter of the circle.  It’s dragon ruler is Fafnir (faf ‘ – near). It’s color is pure red. Positive associations are: noon, summer, the dagger and sword, candles, incense burner, any kind of helpful fire, the Sun, blood, enthusiasm, activity, change, passion, courage, daring, will power, leadership.  Negative associations are: hate, jealousy, fear, anger, war, ego, conflicts, lightning, volcanoes, harmful fire of any kind.

Governs Western quarter of the circle.  Dragon ruler is Naelyan (nail ‘ – yon). It’s color is pure blue.  Positive associations are: sunset, autumn, the water chalice, any form of helpful water, compassion, peacefulness, forgiveness, love, intuition, calmness, peace of mind.  Negative associations are: floods, rainstorms, whirlpools, any kind of harmful water, laziness, indifference, instability, lack of emotional control, insecurity.

Governs Northern quarter of the circle.  Dragon ruler is Grael (grail). Color is clear, dark green.  Positive associations are: midnight, winter, the wine chalice, ritual salt, dragon bowl, gem bowl, dragon mirror, gemstones, mountains, caves, soil, respect, endurance, responsibility, stability, prosperity, thoroughness, purpose in life.  Negative associations are: rigidity, unwillingness to change or see another side of problems, stubbornness, lack of conscience, vacillation, earthquakes, slides.

The white (light) and black (dark) dragons rule the center of the circle and balance all the other elements.

Dragons of the seas, lakes, rivers, ponds and other waters, either big or small, are basically shaped like a long, serpent-like oriental dragons, usually without legs or wings.  Their color comes in a variety of blue shades, from silver-blue to dark-blue-green.  Their eye socket is similar to a snakes but large and with horns.  Sea Dragons and other water dragons helps with emotion, either calming them or breaking through a barrier built around them; movement, both to get events moving and to keep things fluid; calmness on all levels of being, plus more.

Dragons of mountains and forests generally look like Western dragons with the heavier body, four legs, huge wings, long neck and tail.  Mountain dragons look heavier than those of the forest.  Both are shades of greens and browns and often have upright rows of sharp scales down their necks and backs.

These dragons generally belong to a subspecies of Air dragons.  Long and slender some with great gauzy wings, others with the oriental "flying-lump" on forehead.  They inhabit cloud banks or very high mountain peaks because of the winds, which never stop.  When the Oriental weather dragons roll together; they live in pools and ponds in constant motion, lighting and thunder occurs.  When two or more join forces, either playing or in a dispute, they end up creating tornadoes and hurricanes.

These dragons are shades of browns, tans, whites and other colors that match their surroundings.  They have chameleon-like abilities to blend in with perfect camouflage.  These dry-land dragons are serpentine in shape, with long slender tails similar to lizards.  Larger dragons have huge wings where smaller dragons have tiny wings, so they can't fly.  They either have 2 or 4 legs and run quickly, faster then a horse even.

With all shades of reds, oranges, and deep yellows they have thick heavy bodies and long snake-like necks and tails.  They can change their size, growing with the fire or volcano.  Tiny fire dragons may be seen in a fireplace or stove, if your observant and patient.  Fire dragons and forest dragons sometimes battle over territory.  Which started because the fire dragons would roll with the air dragons and frustrate and also annoy them.