The union of two royal breeds brings the pinnacle of majesty: the Royal Eminence Dragon. Named for the crown-like ornamentation of their horns and the rich, lustrous purple of their hide, these large, regal dragons embody the grace and strength of a reigning monarch, and often approach the control of their territory in much the same way. Though not usually inclined to violence, a Royal Eminence dragon can be a harrowing opponent for any challenger; with their grand stature and limber movements, these dragons are startlingly quick on their feet and utilize an elegant mix of brute strength and deft strategy to conquer their adversaries. When not caught in the throes of combat, a Royal Eminence is known to be quiet and reserved, preferring to watch over their kingdoms from afar and only interfering should their denizens be threatened by an outsider. Yet these dragons are impressively diplomatic with others of their own kind and will even welcome guests from neighboring territories so long as all interactions remain respectful of the ruling host’s sovereignty, though consensus over what constitutes respect seems to vary.

Dragons are highly-intelligent reptilian creatures that—from a human perspective, at least—appear to live forever. Many different varieties of dragon exist, each with their own unique qualities, habitats, and behavior. Adolescence in dragons is usually marked by the growth of a hatchling’s wings, although not all breeds of dragons grow wings and some breeds have other traits that indicate the beginning of maturation. In Galsreim, dragons and humans coexist peacefully.

As his name and breed would entale, Dignity carries himself very highly, with an especially grand stature for a Royal Eminence Dragon and a vast volcanic territory to look after, instilled to him by his family. He has a reserved, very polite nature and treats all dragons around him (even tiny Pygmies) with respect. However, this regal visage is only on surface level, as Dignity is really a suppressed and burdened creature guilty of some rather uncomfortable acts. Though they deeply care for him, Dignity's parents expect a lot out of him, so he puts on his royal facade to impress them. But, Dignity needs to restrain all his true feelings and flaws for this to happen, resulting in him being insecure, self-loathing, and sexually repressed. He is a closeted homosexual ashamed of who he is. Only he, his siblings, his cousin Mulberry, and his uncles Auburn and Cuprite (a much more open same sex couple in the family) know of his secret and support him, though he still feels retrained.