Name: Jane.
Surname: Not established.
Aliases/titles:
- Wyrm-Wife Jane — initially an embarrassing public nickname; eventually accepted proudly and affectionately.
- The Dragon's Darling — initially denied; eventually effectively conceded.
- Dragon Queen — latest conceptual label for Jane's level-20 form. Whether this is an in-world formal title is unresolved.
Species/lineage: Human at the start; increasingly draconic over the campaign. At level 20 she remains Jane but has extensive ruby scales, draconic eyes and huge ruby-red wings. A much later true-dragon transformation was proposed as a possibility, not established campaign fact.
Age: Not established.
Pronouns: The accessible source consistently uses she/her for Jane; a formal pronoun field was not separately established.
Background: Entertainer.
Occupation: Traveling bard/performer; adventurer; later an extremely powerful magical battlefield support/artillery combatant and diplomatically significant public figure.
Alignment: Neutral Good.
World/setting name: Not established.
Current circumstances at campaign culmination: Married to the dragon she was originally sent to kill; publicly famous; increasingly draconic; capable of flight; politically consequential enough that states and rulers notice where she intervenes.

Jane is a charismatic traveling bard whose disastrously failed dragon hunt ends with her surviving through music, bargaining, sincerity, and panicked Charisma. The dragon likes her. His courtship becomes mutual romance, then a supernatural pact, then a draconic transformation that is increasingly Jane's own power rather than merely borrowed magic.

Her defining comic contradiction is that she eventually concedes nearly every incriminating fact—she likes him, kisses him first, accepts his gifts, marries him, becomes Wyrm-Wife Jane—while absolutely rejecting the allegation that she "seduced the dragon." Her position is that survival Charisma does not count, and that the dragon spent a month courting/seducing her before she reciprocated.

The final emotional concept is belonging. Jane is not a human guest standing beside a dragon, nor someone who had to become worthy of him. By level 20 she is the "Dragon Queen" conceptual form: still Jane, fully at home beside him, and able to fly with him.

Established traits

• Sociable, expressive, warm, and extremely comfortable around people.
• Genuinely enjoys performing and being around an audience.
• Charismatic as a personality, not merely as a statistic.
• Good rather than greedy.
• Likes beautiful things but is not primarily motivated by accumulation or wealth.
• Loves rubies, specifically for their luminous deep red. This preference predates her draconic transformation.
• Not intended as a stereotypical lying Bard.
• Capable of lying due to high Charisma, but prefers not to.
• Her specialty is telling the truth extremely persuasively and selectively.
• Unreliable narrator through artistic license: she omits details, compresses events, chooses interpretations that scan well, and remembers embarrassing details selectively.
• Has a strong comic insistence on precise framing when the subject is her relationship with the dragon.
• Initially exasperated by the dragon's courtship.
• Eventually openly affectionate and proud of "Wyrm-Wife Jane."
• Retains an absolute boundary around the phrase/allegation "Jane seduced the dragon."

Ideals/values

• Neutral Good instincts: help villagers threatened by bandits, towns threatened by monsters, civilians threatened by invading armies.
• Increasing awareness that great personal power makes intervention politically consequential even when intentions are benevolent.
• Values performance, companionship, beauty, and personal agency.
• Does not equate access to wealth with a need to possess or accumulate it.

Bonds

• The dragon: first enemy/target, then fascinated suitor, then romantic partner, supernatural patron/power-sharing partner, husband, and the person beside whom Jane ultimately belongs.
• Music: central to her identity before, during, and after her transformation.
• Her first lute: Jane herself is not excessively sentimental about it, but the dragon secretly preserves it in his hoard because it is priceless to him.

Flaws/contradictions

• Selective memory and artistic editing can make her accounts incomplete.
• Her insistence that she did not seduce the dragon survives increasingly comic evidence.
• She initially sees intervention in straightforward moral terms, then has to confront the political consequences of overwhelming personal power.
• She can be sincerely truthful while still controlling the story through omission and framing.

Fears

• During the bridge encounter: immediate fear of death is explicit.
• Other enduring fears: Not established.

Motivations/goals

• Early: survive; perform; travel; adventure.
• During courtship: initially maintain independence and escape an unwanted romantic reputation.
• Later: relationship, adventure, helping people, and learning how to wield enormous power responsibly.
• Final: no explicit single "goal" is stated; the established emotional endpoint is that she belongs with her dragon while remaining herself.

Humour

• Much of Jane's humor comes from escalating technical denials, public rumor, and the gap between literal facts and the story she insists is the correct interpretation.
• "SURVIVAL CHARISMA DOESN'T COUNT" is the distilled form of the running joke.

Preferences

• Rubies / luminous deep red.
• Ivory, warm gold, and ruby as her personal visual palette.
• Performing for people.
• Beautiful craftsmanship.
• Not especially interested in hoarding treasure for its own sake.

Speech/voice characteristics

• Social, expressive, persuasive, performer-like.
• Precise when defending her version of events.
• Comfortable with emphatic denial, comic technicalities, and self-aware storytelling.
• Songs present an intentionally performative version of events and public reputation.

Established quotations or source-text dialogue

• "I only wanted to cross the bridge!"
• "Don't need it." (when asked where her armor is)
• "Yes." (when asked if she is adventuring in velvet)
• "SURVIVAL CHARISMA DOESN'T COUNT."
• Song refrain: "I didn't seduce the dragon!"
• Song conclusion: "The dragon seduced me."
• Song outro: "That's how I seduced the dragon." This is comic/song framing and should not be read as Jane abandoning the central denial.

Current visual-reference quotations printed on Jane 3.png

- "Good company, a good song, and a better tomorrow."
- "I didn't seduce the dragon." "...Absolutely not."
- "Same Jane. Bigger wings. Better view."
- "Still me."
These are image text/captions. They are useful characterization, but the accessible written character document does not establish them as dialogue spoken in an actual scene.

Generated comic captions

The nine-panel comic includes additional lines such as "I belong." These were generated as adaptation text from the conversation's explicit belonging theme. They should not automatically be treated as dialogue from an established prose scene.

Written-established visual identity

• Starts human and becomes progressively draconic.
• First transformation sign: tiny patches of ruby-red scales.
• Later: golden eyes, slit pupils, more extensive scaling, increasingly draconic physiology.
• "Perhaps small horns eventually" appears in the source as tentative, not fully locked.
• Aging begins slowing.
• Level 20: huge ruby-red dragon wings; ruby scales; ruby Pact Blade; still the same warm, expressive face and same Jane.
• Wedding: ivory-white clothing, elaborate warm gold, her own ruby scales providing much of the red, golden draconic eyes, Ruby Rapier at her side.
• Formal palette: ivory velvet, elaborate warm gold work, restrained ruby accents.
• These colors were already Jane's colors before the dragon's gifts.
• At levels 4–6, formal velvet is not adventuring armor; she still uses ordinary light armor for adventures.
• From Sorcerer 1 onward, her supernatural resilience makes conventional armor increasingly unnecessary, allowing her to adventure in the velvet.

Current visual anchor — Jane 3.png (visual observations, not hidden mechanics)

- Adult woman with long, voluminous wavy/curly red hair.
- Warm/fair skin with freckles.
- Warm brown/gold human eyes early; progressively bright gold draconic eyes with slit pupils later.
- Ivory, gold, dark leather/brown, and ruby-red costume elements.
- Gold jewelry and decorative details.
- Later forms show ruby scales concentrated around face/neck/upper body and horns in the level-20 portrait.
- The image shows large red draconic wings at level 20.
- The design sheet visually reinforces the Ruby Rapier, first lute, wedding lute, color palette, eye transition, and scale progression.
Height: Not established.
Exact body measurements/build: Not established in text. Do not infer exact measurements from artwork.
Scars: Not established.
Other markings: Ruby scales as transformation progresses.

Alternate outfits/forms

• Ordinary early adventuring attire/light armor: exact design not established in text.
• Formal ivory velvet/gold/ruby clothing.
• Wedding attire in ivory/gold with natural ruby scales supplying much of the red.
• Progressive draconic forms from human through scales/eyes to winged level-20 form.

Ruby Rapier

• Pact Blade.
• Ivory, intricate gold, ruby inlays.
• Absurdly large flawless ruby dominating the hilt.
• Designed around Jane's existing tastes.
• Marks the adventurer Jane becomes.
• Enables the recorded concept of fighting through Charisma once Pact of the Blade is active.

Jane's lutes

1. First lute — worn, well-maintained, ordinary; used on the bridge; later replaced. The dragon secretly keeps it in his hoard and regards it as priceless.
2. Second lute — bought by Jane; excellent professional instrument; reinforces that not everything she owns comes from the dragon.
3. Wedding lute — dragon's wedding gift; deep ruby-colored wood, fine gold inlay, ivory accents; visual inverse of Jane's palette. Honors the bard he originally fell for.

Color palette

• Jane: ivory + warm gold + ruby.
• Wedding lute: ruby/deep red with gold and ivory.
• Palette is Jane's identity, not an imposed "dragon girlfriend" aesthetic.

Personal ritual/cultural practices

Not established beyond performance/song and her habit of artistically retelling events.

Recorded edition: Best classified as 2024/5.5e-oriented, because the build explicitly uses Pact of the Blade at Warlock 1 and describes Draconic Sorcerer defenses as incorporating Charisma into unarmored defense. However, the source document itself does not print an edition label.
Project default: D&D 5.5e (2024 rules) with official backward compatibility.
Verification status: This export preserves the recorded build. It is NOT a complete rules audit and does not declare every unlisted interaction legal.
Homebrew/third-party: None explicitly established.
Unearthed Arcana: None explicitly established.
Cosmetic/narrative reflavouring:
- Warlock magic is narrated as Jane's dragon sharing his power with her.
- Draconic Sorcerer levels are narrated as Jane's own emergent draconic magic and transformation.
- Ruby Rapier is the visual/narrative form of her Pact Blade.
- Draconic progression is heavily visualized as ruby scales, eyes, physiology and wings.

Final recorded total level: 20.
Class split: Glamour Bard 3 / Warlock 3 with Pact of the Blade / Draconic Sorcerer 14.
Multiclass order:
- Levels 1–3: Bard to Bard 3 (Glamour Bard).
- Levels 4–6: Warlock 1–3 while retaining Bard 3.
- Levels 7–20: Draconic Sorcerer 1–14.
The source refers to "Blade Warlock" / "Pact of the Blade Warlock"; a specific Warlock subclass/patron rules option is not named in accessible material.

Species

Human.

Class

Bard 1.

Background

Entertainer.

Alignment

Neutral Good.

Ability scores (described as "a suitable starting array")

STR 8
DEX 14
CON 14
INT 10
WIS 10
CHA 17

Important status note

These numbers are recorded, but the exact source of each score (base array, Human traits, 2024 background increases, etc.) is not established in the accessible document. Do not infer or silently reconstruct it.

Ability modifiers

Not explicitly recorded. This export does not calculate them because the user requested missing numbers remain unfilled unless clearly labeled as inference.

Ability increases / feats

Not established.
Origin feat: Not established.
Later feats/ASIs: Not established.

Charisma is the build's central ability

• Bard spellcasting uses CHA.
• Warlock spellcasting uses CHA.
• Sorcerer spellcasting uses CHA.
• Recorded Pact of the Blade concept eventually attacks through CHA.
• Recorded Draconic Sorcerer defense concept incorporates CHA into unarmored defense.

HP

Not established.

Hit dice

Not established in source.

AC at level 1

Not established.

AC at later levels

Exact number/calculation not recorded. Source states that Draconic Sorcerer defenses make conventional armor increasingly unnecessary and "eventually incorporates [CHA] into her unarmored defense."

Initiative

Not established.

Walking speed

Not established.

Flying speed

Exact number not established. Level-20 Jane has huge ruby-red dragon wings and is described as capable of battlefield flight.

Other movement modes

Not established.

Proficiency bonus

Not established as a recorded number.

Passive Perception/Insight/Investigation

Not established.

Not established in accessible source.

Defining skills

• Performance — eventually Expertise.
• Persuasion — eventually Expertise.

Favored additional skills

- Insight.
- Perception OR another useful adventuring skill.
Status: These are recommendation-language choices, not all locked.

Deliberate non-choice

• Jane is explicitly NOT proficient in Deception.

Other skills

Not established.

Performance — established as eventual Expertise.
Persuasion — established as eventual Expertise.
Exact class level/source timing: Not separately documented beyond the Bard 1–3 section.

Not established.

Exact training list: Not established in source.
Practical use:
- Levels 4–6: ordinary light armor when adventuring.
- Sword is initially a backup weapon.
- Pact Blade later makes her a legitimate magical duelist.
Instrument proficiency: She is a professional Bard/lute player, but exact tool/instrument proficiency entries are not mechanically enumerated.

Human

exact 2024 Human traits/origin feat choices are not established.

Entertainer

exact 2024 background mechanics, ability increases, feat, tool/instrument choices and equipment package are not established.

Bard / Glamour Bard

- Bardic Inspiration.
- Glamour Bard battlefield support.
- Charm/control magic.
- Emergency healing.
- Excellent social ability.
- Expertise in Performance and Persuasion.
Exact feature names, uses and numerical values beyond these recorded concepts: Not established.

Warlock

- Pact of the Blade at Warlock 1.
- Warlock magic is the dragon's power shared with Jane.
- Pact Blade allows Jane to fight using Charisma (as recorded).
Warlock subclass/patron mechanics: Not established.
Invocations other than Pact of the Blade: Not established.

Draconic Sorcerer

- Draconic resilience.
- Sorcery Points.
- Metamagic.
- Increasingly powerful spellcasting.
- Enhanced elemental magic.
- Progressively stronger draconic subclass abilities.
- Recorded defensive concept makes conventional armor increasingly unnecessary.
- Level-20 campaign state includes flight/wings.
Specific Draconic ancestry/element entry: Not explicitly named mechanically. Narrative repeatedly emphasizes ruby/red dragon traits and fire magic, but exact rules selection is not printed.
Metamagic:
- Quickened Spell is strongly emphasized/recommended.
- Other Metamagic: Not established.

Early sword

• Backup weapon.
• Exact weapon type, attack bonus, damage, mastery, range: Not established.

Ruby Rapier / Pact Blade

• Narrative weapon form: rapier.
• Uses Charisma to fight according to recorded Pact of the Blade concept.
• Exact attack bonus: Not established.
• Exact damage: Not established.
• Exact range/reach: Not established.
• Action cost: Not explicitly recorded.
• Limitations: Not explicitly recorded.
• Visual: ivory, intricate gold, ruby inlays, very large flawless ruby in hilt.

Spell attacks

Exact spell attack modifier

Not established.

Spell save DC

Not established.

Primary spellcasting ability

Charisma for all three recorded spellcasting classes.

Spell slots

Not established.

Known/prepared spells

Not enumerated.

Ritual spells

Not established.

Concentration spells/options

Not established.

Recorded spell-role categories

Bard

- Charm/control.
- Emergency healing.
Sorcerer/high-level:
- Draconic fire magic.
- Enhanced/upcast area spells.
- Battlefield control.
- Mobile magical artillery/support.

No individual spell names are locked in accessible material.

Draconic resilience

recorded by name/concept.

Exact AC formula

Not recorded in source.

Damage resistances

Not established.

Damage immunities

Not established.

Condition resistances/immunities

Not established.

Reactions

Not established.

Concentration protection options

Not established.

Ruby Rapier

• Pact Blade.
• Ivory/gold/ruby.
• Large flawless ruby in hilt.
• Attunement: Not established.
• Mechanical magic-item stat block: Not established. Treat as Pact Blade narrative form, not a separately established magic item unless later specified.

Armor

• Ordinary light armor used during levels 4–6 adventures.
• Exact armor type: Not established.
• Later increasingly unnecessary due to Draconic Sorcerer defenses.

Clothing

• Ivory velvet.
• Elaborate gold work.
• Restrained ruby accents.
• Formal clothing at levels 4–6; later used adventuring without conventional armor.

Lutes

1. First lute — ordinary, worn, well maintained; used on bridge; later kept secretly by dragon.
2. Second lute — excellent professional instrument bought by Jane.
3. Wedding lute — deep ruby-colored wood, fine gold inlay, ivory accents; dragon's wedding gift.
Mechanical bonuses: None established.

Dragon's hoard

Jane eventually has access to it but is uninterested in most treasure.
Exact currency/contents: Not established beyond general crowns, legendary weapons and treasure imagery in the character description.
Currency carried: Not established.
Consumables: Not established.

Early levels

• Support/control Bard.
• Bardic Inspiration.
• Glamour Bard battlefield support.
• Charm/control magic.
• Emergency healing.
• Strong social ability.
• Sword as backup.

Warlock transition

• Pact Blade allows credible magical dueling using Charisma.
• Still not framed as a pure melee build.

Sorcerer/high level

• Fluidly alternates spellcasting and Pact Blade.
• Quickened Spell is strongly favored to support action-economy fluidity.
• As magic grows, sword becomes secondary.
• Ultimate role: "Flying magical battlefield support/artillery who can land and fight."
• Flies over battlefield, identifies troop concentrations, drops enhanced/upcast area spells, relocates.
• If a friendly formation is collapsing, lands there, draws Ruby Pact Blade, uses Glamour Bard support/repositioning and Sorcerer control.
• Reopens wings and moves to another position when needed.
• Source metaphor: "close air support with a lute."

Not established as a fixed rotation.
No exact spell sequence is recorded.
No DPR/accuracy calculations are recorded.

Bardic Inspiration, Sorcery Points and spellcasting are identified as resources/roles, but exact uses, pool sizes, recharge rules and daily management are not recorded.

The source does not provide a formal weakness audit.
Observable build-structure compromises that are recorded rather than inferred:
- Three Bard levels and three Warlock levels delay Sorcerer progression.
- The sword becomes secondary at high levels rather than remaining the main damage plan.
No numerical evaluation is provided in the source, so none is added here.

1. Jane 3.png labels "Level 5 First Scales," while the written chronology places first ruby scales at total level 7 (Bard 3 / Warlock 3 / Sorcerer 1). Written chronology is treated as current; image label is preserved as a visual discrepancy.
2. Jane 3.png labels level 20 "Fully Transformed." The written document defines campaign culmination as extensive draconic traits and huge wings while still Jane, with a possible true-dragon transformation only much later. Latest conversation interpretation calls the level-20 form "Dragon Queen." "Fully Transformed" should therefore be read as the campaign-final humanoid/draconic form, not proof that she is already a true dragon.
3. Exact rules legality, ability-score source, feats, spells and class-feature wording have not been audited in this export.

Established = explicitly fixed in accessible character material.
Planned = intended direction stated but not fully specified.
Alternate = separate route/version.
Unresolved = choice not locked.

The source provides a level-1 starting snapshot and a complete intended class-order through level 20, but does not identify one single "current campaign level." Therefore no intermediate level is asserted as the present-day playable state.

Total/class levels: Bard 1 / Warlock 0 / Sorcerer 0
Class taken: Bard
Status: Established class order
Features / spells / stats / equipment / narrative:
- Human Bard 1; Entertainer; Neutral Good.
- Recorded starting array: STR 8, DEX 14, CON 14, INT 10, WIS 10, CHA 17.
- Performance and Persuasion are defining skills; Deception deliberately not proficient.
- Narrative: traveling bard before/around the failed dragon hunt.

Total/class levels: Bard 2 / Warlock 0 / Sorcerer 0
Class taken: Bard
Status: Established class order
Features / spells / stats / equipment / narrative:
- No level-specific feature/spell selections established.
- Narrative remains early Bard period.

Total/class levels: Bard 3 / Warlock 0 / Sorcerer 0
Class taken: Bard
Status: Established class order
Features / spells / stats / equipment / narrative:
- Glamour Bard 3 reached.
- Support/control identity; Bardic Inspiration, Glamour battlefield support, charm/control, emergency healing, strong social play.
- Performance and Persuasion Expertise are established as eventual Bard strengths; exact timing not separately recorded.
- Around this level: victory fête; Jane recognizes dragon in humanoid form and kisses him first.

Total/class levels: Bard 3 / Warlock 1 / Sorcerer 0
Class taken: Warlock
Status: Established class order
Features / spells / stats / equipment / narrative:
- Warlock 1 begins after the kiss.
- Pact of the Blade is explicitly taken at Warlock 1.
- Warlock magic is narrated as the dragon sharing power with Jane.
- Ruby Rapier/Pact Blade enters the concept.

Total/class levels: Bard 3 / Warlock 2 / Sorcerer 0
Class taken: Warlock
Status: Established class order
Features / spells / stats / equipment / narrative:
- Continues Warlock progression toward Warlock 3.
- Exact Warlock subclass, invocations beyond Pact of the Blade, spells and features are not established.
- Levels 4–6: ordinary light armor still used for adventuring; ivory/gold/ruby velvet is formalwear.
- IMAGE DISCREPANCY: Jane 3.png visually labels level 5 as 'First Scales,' but written chronology delays first scales to level 7.

Total/class levels: Bard 3 / Warlock 3 / Sorcerer 0
Class taken: Warlock
Status: Established class order
Features / spells / stats / equipment / narrative:
- Continues Warlock progression toward Warlock 3.
- Exact Warlock subclass, invocations beyond Pact of the Blade, spells and features are not established.
- Levels 4–6: ordinary light armor still used for adventuring; ivory/gold/ruby velvet is formalwear.
- IMAGE DISCREPANCY: Jane 3.png visually labels level 5 as 'First Scales,' but written chronology delays first scales to level 7.

Total/class levels: Bard 3 / Warlock 3 / Sorcerer 1
Class taken: Draconic Sorcerer
Status: Established class order
Features / spells / stats / equipment / narrative:
- Draconic Sorcerer 1 begins.
- First tiny ruby-red scales appear; supernatural resilience and Jane's own draconic magic manifest.
- Jane is described as origin point of a new Draconic Sorcerer bloodline.
- Conventional armor becomes increasingly unnecessary.

Total/class levels: Bard 3 / Warlock 3 / Sorcerer 2
Class taken: Draconic Sorcerer
Status: Established class order
Features / spells / stats / equipment / narrative:
- Continues Draconic Sorcerer progression.
- Transformation gradually advances: scales -> golden eyes -> slit pupils -> more extensive scaling -> increasingly draconic physiology.
- Aging begins slowing.
- Small horns are only tentative ('Perhaps small horns eventually').
- Sorcery Points, Metamagic, stronger spellcasting/elemental magic and subclass abilities are part of the intended progression.
- Quickened Spell is strongly favored, not conclusively locked.
- Exact spells, feats/ASIs and level-specific features are not established.

Total/class levels: Bard 3 / Warlock 3 / Sorcerer 3
Class taken: Draconic Sorcerer
Status: Established class order
Features / spells / stats / equipment / narrative:
- Continues Draconic Sorcerer progression.
- Transformation gradually advances: scales -> golden eyes -> slit pupils -> more extensive scaling -> increasingly draconic physiology.
- Aging begins slowing.
- Small horns are only tentative ('Perhaps small horns eventually').
- Sorcery Points, Metamagic, stronger spellcasting/elemental magic and subclass abilities are part of the intended progression.
- Quickened Spell is strongly favored, not conclusively locked.
- Exact spells, feats/ASIs and level-specific features are not established.

Total/class levels: Bard 3 / Warlock 3 / Sorcerer 4
Class taken: Draconic Sorcerer
Status: Established class order
Features / spells / stats / equipment / narrative:
- Continues Draconic Sorcerer progression.
- Transformation gradually advances: scales -> golden eyes -> slit pupils -> more extensive scaling -> increasingly draconic physiology.
- Aging begins slowing.
- Small horns are only tentative ('Perhaps small horns eventually').
- Sorcery Points, Metamagic, stronger spellcasting/elemental magic and subclass abilities are part of the intended progression.
- Quickened Spell is strongly favored, not conclusively locked.
- Exact spells, feats/ASIs and level-specific features are not established.
- Jane 3.png depicts a 'Level 10 Changing' visual stage; this is visual reference, not a separate mechanical rule.

Total/class levels: Bard 3 / Warlock 3 / Sorcerer 5
Class taken: Draconic Sorcerer
Status: Established class order
Features / spells / stats / equipment / narrative:
- Continues Draconic Sorcerer progression.
- Transformation gradually advances: scales -> golden eyes -> slit pupils -> more extensive scaling -> increasingly draconic physiology.
- Aging begins slowing.
- Small horns are only tentative ('Perhaps small horns eventually').
- Sorcery Points, Metamagic, stronger spellcasting/elemental magic and subclass abilities are part of the intended progression.
- Quickened Spell is strongly favored, not conclusively locked.
- Exact spells, feats/ASIs and level-specific features are not established.

Total/class levels: Bard 3 / Warlock 3 / Sorcerer 6
Class taken: Draconic Sorcerer
Status: Established class order
Features / spells / stats / equipment / narrative:
- Continues Draconic Sorcerer progression.
- Transformation gradually advances: scales -> golden eyes -> slit pupils -> more extensive scaling -> increasingly draconic physiology.
- Aging begins slowing.
- Small horns are only tentative ('Perhaps small horns eventually').
- Sorcery Points, Metamagic, stronger spellcasting/elemental magic and subclass abilities are part of the intended progression.
- Quickened Spell is strongly favored, not conclusively locked.
- Exact spells, feats/ASIs and level-specific features are not established.

Total/class levels: Bard 3 / Warlock 3 / Sorcerer 7
Class taken: Draconic Sorcerer
Status: Established class order
Features / spells / stats / equipment / narrative:
- Continues Draconic Sorcerer progression.
- Transformation gradually advances: scales -> golden eyes -> slit pupils -> more extensive scaling -> increasingly draconic physiology.
- Aging begins slowing.
- Small horns are only tentative ('Perhaps small horns eventually').
- Sorcery Points, Metamagic, stronger spellcasting/elemental magic and subclass abilities are part of the intended progression.
- Quickened Spell is strongly favored, not conclusively locked.
- Exact spells, feats/ASIs and level-specific features are not established.

Total/class levels: Bard 3 / Warlock 3 / Sorcerer 8
Class taken: Draconic Sorcerer
Status: Established class order
Features / spells / stats / equipment / narrative:
- Continues Draconic Sorcerer progression.
- Transformation gradually advances: scales -> golden eyes -> slit pupils -> more extensive scaling -> increasingly draconic physiology.
- Aging begins slowing.
- Small horns are only tentative ('Perhaps small horns eventually').
- Sorcery Points, Metamagic, stronger spellcasting/elemental magic and subclass abilities are part of the intended progression.
- Quickened Spell is strongly favored, not conclusively locked.
- Exact spells, feats/ASIs and level-specific features are not established.

Total/class levels: Bard 3 / Warlock 3 / Sorcerer 9
Class taken: Draconic Sorcerer
Status: Established class order
Features / spells / stats / equipment / narrative:
- Continues Draconic Sorcerer progression.
- Transformation gradually advances: scales -> golden eyes -> slit pupils -> more extensive scaling -> increasingly draconic physiology.
- Aging begins slowing.
- Small horns are only tentative ('Perhaps small horns eventually').
- Sorcery Points, Metamagic, stronger spellcasting/elemental magic and subclass abilities are part of the intended progression.
- Quickened Spell is strongly favored, not conclusively locked.
- Exact spells, feats/ASIs and level-specific features are not established.

Total/class levels: Bard 3 / Warlock 3 / Sorcerer 10
Class taken: Draconic Sorcerer
Status: Established class order
Features / spells / stats / equipment / narrative:
- Continues Draconic Sorcerer progression.
- Transformation gradually advances: scales -> golden eyes -> slit pupils -> more extensive scaling -> increasingly draconic physiology.
- Aging begins slowing.
- Small horns are only tentative ('Perhaps small horns eventually').
- Sorcery Points, Metamagic, stronger spellcasting/elemental magic and subclass abilities are part of the intended progression.
- Quickened Spell is strongly favored, not conclusively locked.
- Exact spells, feats/ASIs and level-specific features are not established.

Total/class levels: Bard 3 / Warlock 3 / Sorcerer 11
Class taken: Draconic Sorcerer
Status: Established class order
Features / spells / stats / equipment / narrative:
- Continues Draconic Sorcerer progression.
- Transformation gradually advances: scales -> golden eyes -> slit pupils -> more extensive scaling -> increasingly draconic physiology.
- Aging begins slowing.
- Small horns are only tentative ('Perhaps small horns eventually').
- Sorcery Points, Metamagic, stronger spellcasting/elemental magic and subclass abilities are part of the intended progression.
- Quickened Spell is strongly favored, not conclusively locked.
- Exact spells, feats/ASIs and level-specific features are not established.

Total/class levels: Bard 3 / Warlock 3 / Sorcerer 12
Class taken: Draconic Sorcerer
Status: Established class order
Features / spells / stats / equipment / narrative:
- Build reaches Bard 3 / Warlock 3 / Sorcerer 12.
- Jane and the dragon marry formally.
- Wedding is ceremonial recognition of an already-established bond.
- Wedding appearance: ivory-white, warm gold, ruby scales, golden draconic eyes, Ruby Rapier.

Total/class levels: Bard 3 / Warlock 3 / Sorcerer 13
Class taken: Draconic Sorcerer
Status: Established class order
Features / spells / stats / equipment / narrative:
- Continues Draconic Sorcerer to Sorcerer 13.
- No level-specific feat/spell/equipment decision established.

Total/class levels: Bard 3 / Warlock 3 / Sorcerer 14
Class taken: Draconic Sorcerer
Status: Established class order
Features / spells / stats / equipment / narrative:
- Final build: Glamour Bard 3 / Blade Warlock 3 / Draconic Sorcerer 14.
- Campaign transformation culminates in huge ruby-red dragon wings.
- Combat identity: aerial magical support/artillery who can land and fight.
- Latest conceptual interpretation: 'Dragon Queen'; emotional endpoint: belonging.
- Possible true-dragon transformation is only a much-later post-level-20 possibility.

FEATS / ASIs
Not established at any level. Do not infer them.

No individual spells are established in accessible material. Role categories only

• Bard: charm/control, emergency healing, support.
• Sorcerer: draconic fire magic, enhanced/upcast area magic, battlefield control.
• Quickened Spell is strongly favored as Metamagic.

No fully developed alternate class progression is accessible here.

"Perhaps much later—well beyond level 20—the transformation continues until Jane can become a true dragon herself."
Status: Proposed possibility, not established campaign progression.

Recorded edition: Best classified as 2024/5.5e-oriented, because the build explicitly uses Pact of the Blade at Warlock 1 and describes Draconic Sorcerer defenses as incorporating Charisma into unarmored defense. However, the source document itself does not print an edition label.
Project default: D&D 5.5e (2024 rules) with official backward compatibility.
Verification status: This export preserves the recorded build. It is NOT a complete rules audit and does not declare every unlisted interaction legal.
Homebrew/third-party: None explicitly established.
Unearthed Arcana: None explicitly established.
Cosmetic/narrative reflavouring:
- Warlock magic is narrated as Jane's dragon sharing his power with her.
- Draconic Sorcerer levels are narrated as Jane's own emergent draconic magic and transformation.
- Ruby Rapier is the visual/narrative form of her Pact Blade.
- Draconic progression is heavily visualized as ruby scales, eyes, physiology and wings.

Final recorded total level: 20.
Class split: Glamour Bard 3 / Warlock 3 with Pact of the Blade / Draconic Sorcerer 14.
Multiclass order:
- Levels 1–3: Bard to Bard 3 (Glamour Bard).
- Levels 4–6: Warlock 1–3 while retaining Bard 3.
- Levels 7–20: Draconic Sorcerer 1–14.
The source refers to "Blade Warlock" / "Pact of the Blade Warlock"; a specific Warlock subclass/patron rules option is not named in accessible material.

Species

Human.

Class

Bard 1.

Background

Entertainer.

Alignment

Neutral Good.

Ability scores (described as "a suitable starting array")

STR 8
DEX 14
CON 14
INT 10
WIS 10
CHA 17

Important status note

These numbers are recorded, but the exact source of each score (base array, Human traits, 2024 background increases, etc.) is not established in the accessible document. Do not infer or silently reconstruct it.

Ability modifiers

Not explicitly recorded. This export does not calculate them because the user requested missing numbers remain unfilled unless clearly labeled as inference.

Ability increases / feats

Not established.
Origin feat: Not established.
Later feats/ASIs: Not established.

Charisma is the build's central ability

• Bard spellcasting uses CHA.
• Warlock spellcasting uses CHA.
• Sorcerer spellcasting uses CHA.
• Recorded Pact of the Blade concept eventually attacks through CHA.
• Recorded Draconic Sorcerer defense concept incorporates CHA into unarmored defense.

HP

Not established.

Hit dice

Not established in source.

AC at level 1

Not established.

AC at later levels

Exact number/calculation not recorded. Source states that Draconic Sorcerer defenses make conventional armor increasingly unnecessary and "eventually incorporates [CHA] into her unarmored defense."

Initiative

Not established.

Walking speed

Not established.

Flying speed

Exact number not established. Level-20 Jane has huge ruby-red dragon wings and is described as capable of battlefield flight.

Other movement modes

Not established.

Proficiency bonus

Not established as a recorded number.

Passive Perception/Insight/Investigation

Not established.

Not established in accessible source.

Defining skills

• Performance — eventually Expertise.
• Persuasion — eventually Expertise.

Favored additional skills

- Insight.
- Perception OR another useful adventuring skill.
Status: These are recommendation-language choices, not all locked.

Deliberate non-choice

• Jane is explicitly NOT proficient in Deception.

Other skills

Not established.

Performance — established as eventual Expertise.
Persuasion — established as eventual Expertise.
Exact class level/source timing: Not separately documented beyond the Bard 1–3 section.

Not established.

Exact training list: Not established in source.
Practical use:
- Levels 4–6: ordinary light armor when adventuring.
- Sword is initially a backup weapon.
- Pact Blade later makes her a legitimate magical duelist.
Instrument proficiency: She is a professional Bard/lute player, but exact tool/instrument proficiency entries are not mechanically enumerated.

Human

exact 2024 Human traits/origin feat choices are not established.

Entertainer

exact 2024 background mechanics, ability increases, feat, tool/instrument choices and equipment package are not established.

Bard / Glamour Bard

- Bardic Inspiration.
- Glamour Bard battlefield support.
- Charm/control magic.
- Emergency healing.
- Excellent social ability.
- Expertise in Performance and Persuasion.
Exact feature names, uses and numerical values beyond these recorded concepts: Not established.

Warlock

- Pact of the Blade at Warlock 1.
- Warlock magic is the dragon's power shared with Jane.
- Pact Blade allows Jane to fight using Charisma (as recorded).
Warlock subclass/patron mechanics: Not established.
Invocations other than Pact of the Blade: Not established.

Draconic Sorcerer

- Draconic resilience.
- Sorcery Points.
- Metamagic.
- Increasingly powerful spellcasting.
- Enhanced elemental magic.
- Progressively stronger draconic subclass abilities.
- Recorded defensive concept makes conventional armor increasingly unnecessary.
- Level-20 campaign state includes flight/wings.
Specific Draconic ancestry/element entry: Not explicitly named mechanically. Narrative repeatedly emphasizes ruby/red dragon traits and fire magic, but exact rules selection is not printed.
Metamagic:
- Quickened Spell is strongly emphasized/recommended.
- Other Metamagic: Not established.

Early sword

• Backup weapon.
• Exact weapon type, attack bonus, damage, mastery, range: Not established.

Ruby Rapier / Pact Blade

• Narrative weapon form: rapier.
• Uses Charisma to fight according to recorded Pact of the Blade concept.
• Exact attack bonus: Not established.
• Exact damage: Not established.
• Exact range/reach: Not established.
• Action cost: Not explicitly recorded.
• Limitations: Not explicitly recorded.
• Visual: ivory, intricate gold, ruby inlays, very large flawless ruby in hilt.

Spell attacks

Exact spell attack modifier

Not established.

Spell save DC

Not established.

Primary spellcasting ability

Charisma for all three recorded spellcasting classes.

Spell slots

Not established.

Known/prepared spells

Not enumerated.

Ritual spells

Not established.

Concentration spells/options

Not established.

Recorded spell-role categories

Bard

- Charm/control.
- Emergency healing.
Sorcerer/high-level:
- Draconic fire magic.
- Enhanced/upcast area spells.
- Battlefield control.
- Mobile magical artillery/support.

No individual spell names are locked in accessible material.

Draconic resilience

recorded by name/concept.

Exact AC formula

Not recorded in source.

Damage resistances

Not established.

Damage immunities

Not established.

Condition resistances/immunities

Not established.

Reactions

Not established.

Concentration protection options

Not established.

Ruby Rapier

• Pact Blade.
• Ivory/gold/ruby.
• Large flawless ruby in hilt.
• Attunement: Not established.
• Mechanical magic-item stat block: Not established. Treat as Pact Blade narrative form, not a separately established magic item unless later specified.

Armor

• Ordinary light armor used during levels 4–6 adventures.
• Exact armor type: Not established.
• Later increasingly unnecessary due to Draconic Sorcerer defenses.

Clothing

• Ivory velvet.
• Elaborate gold work.
• Restrained ruby accents.
• Formal clothing at levels 4–6; later used adventuring without conventional armor.

Lutes

1. First lute — ordinary, worn, well maintained; used on bridge; later kept secretly by dragon.
2. Second lute — excellent professional instrument bought by Jane.
3. Wedding lute — deep ruby-colored wood, fine gold inlay, ivory accents; dragon's wedding gift.
Mechanical bonuses: None established.

Dragon's hoard

Jane eventually has access to it but is uninterested in most treasure.
Exact currency/contents: Not established beyond general crowns, legendary weapons and treasure imagery in the character description.
Currency carried: Not established.
Consumables: Not established.

Early levels

• Support/control Bard.
• Bardic Inspiration.
• Glamour Bard battlefield support.
• Charm/control magic.
• Emergency healing.
• Strong social ability.
• Sword as backup.

Warlock transition

• Pact Blade allows credible magical dueling using Charisma.
• Still not framed as a pure melee build.

Sorcerer/high level

• Fluidly alternates spellcasting and Pact Blade.
• Quickened Spell is strongly favored to support action-economy fluidity.
• As magic grows, sword becomes secondary.
• Ultimate role: "Flying magical battlefield support/artillery who can land and fight."
• Flies over battlefield, identifies troop concentrations, drops enhanced/upcast area spells, relocates.
• If a friendly formation is collapsing, lands there, draws Ruby Pact Blade, uses Glamour Bard support/repositioning and Sorcerer control.
• Reopens wings and moves to another position when needed.
• Source metaphor: "close air support with a lute."

Not established as a fixed rotation.
No exact spell sequence is recorded.
No DPR/accuracy calculations are recorded.

Bardic Inspiration, Sorcery Points and spellcasting are identified as resources/roles, but exact uses, pool sizes, recharge rules and daily management are not recorded.

The source does not provide a formal weakness audit.
Observable build-structure compromises that are recorded rather than inferred:
- Three Bard levels and three Warlock levels delay Sorcerer progression.
- The sword becomes secondary at high levels rather than remaining the main damage plan.
No numerical evaluation is provided in the source, so none is added here.

1. Jane 3.png labels "Level 5 First Scales," while the written chronology places first ruby scales at total level 7 (Bard 3 / Warlock 3 / Sorcerer 1). Written chronology is treated as current; image label is preserved as a visual discrepancy.
2. Jane 3.png labels level 20 "Fully Transformed." The written document defines campaign culmination as extensive draconic traits and huge wings while still Jane, with a possible true-dragon transformation only much later. Latest conversation interpretation calls the level-20 form "Dragon Queen." "Fully Transformed" should therefore be read as the campaign-final humanoid/draconic form, not proof that she is already a true dragon.
3. Exact rules legality, ability-score source, feats, spells and class-feature wording have not been audited in this export.

1. Jane begins as a charismatic traveling bard.
2. A mayor hires a party including Jane, a fighter, and a mage/wizard to kill a dragon associated with a bridge/pass.
3. The confrontation is catastrophic. The fighter and mage die.
4. Jane survives by playing her lute, talking, bargaining, and complimenting the dragon's ruby-like scales sincerely.
5. The dragon spares her. Jane returns alone, causing immediate rumors.
6. The dragon begins courting her. He brings roasted game, visits, sings lullabies, and becomes increasingly protective of the region.
7. Jane initially does not reciprocate and publicly denies being his darling.
8. Bandits and goblins become less of a problem; caravans and roads become safer. The mayor comes to regard the failed attack as a bizarre success.
9. Roughly a month later, at a victory fête, Jane meets an attractive stranger in black and red velvet. She likes him before recognizing him.
10. He reproduces the song Jane played during the bridge encounter. She notices golden eyes, slit pupils, and his grin, and realizes he is the dragon.
11. Jane pulls him close and kisses him first.
12. Their mutual romantic relationship begins. Jane nevertheless maintains that he seduced/courted her because he spent a month pursuing her before she reciprocated.
13. Jane gains Warlock magic as his power shared with her and receives the Ruby Rapier/Pact Blade.
14. Their relationship deepens physically/spiritually.
15. At total level 7 (written chronology), ruby scales begin appearing and Jane manifests Draconic Sorcerer power that is explicitly not merely something the dragon gives her. She becomes the origin point of a new Draconic Sorcerer bloodline.
16. Her transformation progresses: scales, golden eyes, slit pupils, increasingly draconic physiology, slower aging, possibly small horns.
17. Her combat role grows from Bard support/control and social ability into mobile aerial magical support/artillery with the ability to land and duel.
18. As Jane becomes famous and extremely powerful, rulers seek her aid. She learns that intervention by a person of her power is inherently political and begins to understand why dragons sometimes refrain from fixing human conflicts.
19. At total level 18, Jane and the dragon marry formally. The ceremony recognizes a bond that has existed for years rather than creating it.
20. Jane has grown to love the name Wyrm-Wife Jane.
21. At total level 20, her campaign transformation culminates in huge ruby-red dragon wings. She can fly beside her husband.
22. Latest interpretive decision: this level-20 state is conceptually "Dragon Queen," and the emotional endpoint is "I belong."
23. A much later transformation into a true dragon is mentioned only as a possibility beyond level 20.

The Dragon / Jane's husband
Name: Not established.
Dragon type/species/color in rules terms: Not established in accessible text. Visually depicted as a large red/ruby-colored dragon; do not infer exact stat-block type solely from art.
Relationship progression:
- Target/enemy during failed hunt.
- Spares Jane after her music and Charisma.
- Courts her for about a month while Jane resists/denies romantic implications.
- Appears in humanoid form at the fête.
- Jane recognizes him and kisses him first.
- Becomes mutual romantic partner.
- Shares power with her as the source/patronal relationship behind her Warlock levels.
- Their intimate/spiritual bond precedes Jane's own Draconic Sorcerer manifestation.
- Gives her the Ruby Rapier and later the wedding lute.
- Secretly keeps her original bridge lute in his hoard.
- Marries her formally at total level 18.
- At level 20 they can fly together; the relationship's final theme is mutual belonging.

Fighter
Name: Not established.
Role: Member of the original dragon-hunting party.
Fate: Dies in the failed dragon confrontation. Song wording describes the fighter as "crisp and black."

Mage/Wizard
Name: Not established.
Role: Member of the original dragon-hunting party.
Fate: Dies in the failed dragon confrontation. Song wording says the mage "went up in smoke."

Mayor
Name: Not established.
Role: Initially hires the party to kill the dragon. Later benefits from safer roads/region and holds a victory fête. Public rumor and political convenience become part of Jane's legend.

Townspeople/tavern patrons
Names: Not established.
Role: Generate and amplify the "Wyrm-Wife Jane" / Dragon's Darling reputation.

Kings/rulers
Names: Not established.
Role: At high levels, seek Jane's intervention. Their competing claims force Jane to confront the political consequences of her power.

Established

• Human Bard -> Warlock power shared by dragon -> own Draconic Sorcerer manifestation.
• Relationship moves from one-sided courtship to mutual romance to formal marriage.
• Public nickname moves from embarrassing rumor to a title Jane loves.
• Combat identity moves from social/support Bard with backup sword to magical duelist to aerial support/artillery who can land and fight.
• Moral development includes learning that overwhelming power makes intervention political.
• Level-20 transformation includes wings and extensive draconic traits.
• Latest conceptual framing: Dragon Queen; belonging.

Planned/strongly favored

• Quickened Spell is strongly emphasized, but the source uses recommendation language rather than a locked selection.
• Small horns are tentative ("Perhaps small horns eventually").

Future possibility

• Much later, well beyond level 20, Jane might become a true dragon. This is explicitly speculative.

Unresolved

• Exact dragon identity/name/type.
• Exact spell list, feats/ASIs, invocations, Metamagic selections beyond the strong Quickened Spell preference.
• Whether Dragon Queen is an in-world title.
• Whether horns are formally established.
• Whether the true-dragon future remains desired canon.

Working story/continuity name

Wyrm-Wife Jane.

Formal world name

Not established.

Role

Principal character.

Core relationship

Jane + unnamed dragon, progressing from failed hunt to courtship, romance, supernatural bond, marriage, and shared belonging.

Appearance/build over time

• Early: Human Bard, ordinary lute, light armor/adventuring gear.
• Bard 3 era: social/support character; dragon courting her; fête occurs around level 3.
• Bard 3 / Warlock 1–3: Ruby Rapier/Pact Blade; relationship mutual; dragon shares power.
• Bard 3 / Warlock 3 / Sorcerer 1+: ruby scales begin; progressively draconic.
• Level 18: formal wedding.
• Level 20: winged ruby-scaled "Dragon Queen" conceptual form.

Useful continuity summary

Jane joins a fighter and mage/wizard in an attempt to kill a dragon. They die; Jane survives through music, bargaining and Charisma. The dragon becomes enamored and courts her. Public rumors call her Wyrm-Wife Jane and the Dragon's Darling while she denies the romance. About a month later, at a victory fête, the dragon appears as an attractive man in black/red velvet. Jane recognizes him through the bridge song and his golden slit-pupiled eyes, then kisses him first. Their relationship becomes mutual. He shares power with her, represented mechanically by Warlock levels and the Ruby Rapier. Jane later develops her own Draconic Sorcerer power and physically transforms. They marry at level 18. By level 20 Jane is winged, ruby-scaled, and able to fly beside him. The final theme is that she belongs there.

Two songs are accessible

1. "I'm Not the Dragon's Darling!" (stored in source file Wyrm-Wife Jane.txt).
2. "SHE DID NOT SEDUCE THE DRAGON."

Canon status

The conversation explicitly establishes the songs as contextual/in-world flavor, reputation, anecdotes, humor and clues to Jane's voice. They can exaggerate or present unreliable public perception. They are not automatically literal/canonical in every detail.

Key relationship to main profile

• The earlier song presents Jane insisting she only wanted a toll discount/crossing, did not kiss or coo, does not want a hoard or ring, and is distressed by the dragon's courtship and public rumors.
• The later song reveals the fuller failed-hunt setup, the fighter/mage deaths, the dragon's protection of the region, the fête, Jane recognizing him, and Jane kissing him first.
• This layering directly supports Jane's established "unreliable narrator through artistic license" characterization.

Title shown

"JANE — A BARD'S JOURNEY — SOME SONGS CHANGE EVERYTHING."

Role

Visual adaptation of Jane's life created in this conversation.

Continuity status

Adaptation of the main Jane continuity, not a separate world.

Important limitation

Generated captions are not automatically canonical dialogue. Where comic details differ from the written character document, the written character document remains primary.

Comic sequence

1. The Bridge.
2. The Song.
3. Rumors.
4. The Fête.
5. The Kiss.
6. Something Is Changing.
7. Wyrm-Wife.
8. Dragon Queen.
9. Together.
Closing visual/text theme: "I belong."

A project conversation is known to have explored "What if Miri and Jane were in the same party" as an alternate story to other party continuities.
Status: Alternate continuity.
Accessible details in this extraction: No substantive story events from that thread were included in the current accessible source set.
Action: Do not merge Miri events/relationships into Jane's main continuity.

No other Jane continuity with substantive accessible details is established in this export.

1. characters/wyrm-wife-jane/images/Jane_3.png
Original accessible filename: Jane 3.png
Original available resolution: 1145 x 1374 pixels.
Format: PNG.
Character(s): Jane; unnamed dragon appears in some design-sheet imagery.
Story/continuity: Main Wyrm-Wife Jane continuity.
Role: Character design sheet / portrait / transformation progression / equipment and palette reference.
Status: CURRENT. Explicitly identified as the correct/current Jane visual anchor.
Recommended use:
- Primary character visual reference.
- Character gallery/design sheet.
- Source reference for transformation, palette, eyes, scales, Ruby Rapier and lutes.
- A cropped portrait could be derived locally for website display, but this export preserves the original only.

Visible information transcribed

• "Jane"
• Roles: Bard / Warlock / Sorcerer / Adventurer / Dragon's Wife / (Reluctantly Famous)
• "I didn't seduce the dragon." "...Absolutely not."
• Journey: Level 1 Human Bard; Level 5 First Scales; Level 10 Changing; Level 20 Fully Transformed.
• Eye progression: Human Eyes (Early Levels); Transition; Draconic Eyes (Later Levels).
• Ruby Scales (Progressive Transformation).
• The Ruby Rapier (Pact Blade).
• Her Lutes: The First Lute (Left behind with the dragon); Her Wedding Lute.
• Her Colours: Ivory. Gold. Ruby. Always.
• "Same Jane. Bigger wings. Better view."
• "Still me."
• Bottom label: Wyrm-Wife Jane.
• Top-left quote: "Good company, a good song, and a better tomorrow."

Visual observations

• Long voluminous red hair.
• Freckles/warm fair complexion.
• Progressive eye change from human brown/gold to bright gold slit-pupiled draconic eyes.
• Ruby scales increase over time.
• Level-20 visual includes horns and large red dragon wings.
• Ivory/gold/ruby palette dominates.
• Ruby Rapier and two lute designs are shown.

Discrepancies

• Image says Level 5 First Scales; current written chronology says first scales at total level 7.
• "Fully Transformed" at level 20 should not be assumed to mean true dragon; written material reserves true-dragon form as a possible much-later development.
• Image says first lute was "Left behind with the dragon"; written character text says Jane eventually replaces it and, unknown to her for quite some time, the dragon keeps the original in his hoard. The exact logistics of how he acquires/retains it are not separately narrated.

Generation prompt

Not available in accessible conversation text for this exact current image.

Duplicate alias not exported

- /mnt/data/a_detailed_fantasy_character_concept_illustration.png
This file was byte-for-byte identical to Jane 3.png (same SHA-256) and therefore omitted as a duplicate.

2. stories/wyrm-wife-jane/images/Jane_life_comic_9_panel.png
Original accessible generated filename: a_detailed_illustrated_comic_style_poster_with_a_f.png
Original available resolution: 1145 x 1374 pixels.
Format: PNG.
Character(s): Jane; unnamed dragon; townspeople/background figures.
Story/continuity: Visual adaptation of main Wyrm-Wife Jane continuity.
Role: Comic/story poster; nine-panel life summary.
Status: CURRENT AS AN ADAPTATION, not authoritative over the written character document.
Recommended use:
- Story gallery.
- Hero/banner or "life at a glance" page.
- Visual narrative reference.

Panel structure

1. The Bridge.
2. The Song.
3. Rumors.
4. The Fête.
5. The Kiss.
6. Something Is Changing.
7. Wyrm-Wife.
8. Dragon Queen.
9. Together.

Key final text

"I belong."
"Different worlds. Same sky. Home."
Footer: "BARD • LOVER • WYRM WIFE • DRAGON QUEEN • JANE"
"SOME SONGS FIND THEIR TRUE ENDING."

Discrepancies / caution

• The comic visually/caption-wise compresses the timeline.
• Generated wording such as "Not a curse. A gift." and "Still Jane. Just... more Jane." is adaptation text, not established dialogue unless later accepted.
• The panel 5 image visually represents the kiss in dragon form rather than reproducing the written fête scene literally, where Jane kisses the dragon while he is in the attractive stranger/humanoid presentation.
• The comic should not override the current written character document.

Original generation prompt

The tool-produced generation description available in conversation characterized it as a richly detailed comic-style fantasy poster following red-haired bard Jane from the perilous bridge encounter through romance, transformation and Dragon Queen, across nine ornate warmly lit panels with a golden-red palette and a closing sunset/belonging scene. The exact internal full prompt is not available.

• Older Jane visuals were explicitly removed/superseded before this export and are not accessible here. They are not included.
• No replacement images were generated for missing material.

Primary current visual

Jane_3.png.

Narrative adaptation

Jane_life_comic_9_panel.png.

Older Jane visuals

superseded/inaccessible.

2026-09-28.

Main subject

Wyrm-Wife Jane.

Included connections

unnamed dragon/husband, original fighter and mage/wizard companions, mayor/town/public-rumor layer, high-level rulers, songs, current design sheet, and generated life comic.

Excluded as separate continuities/subjects

Miri Vellum and Eira. The known Jane+Miri alternate-party premise is only cross-referenced because its substantive conversation was not accessible in this extraction.

• Jane.txt is the primary/current written character description.
• Jane 3.png is the correct/current visual reference.
• Songs remain contextual source material and should not be treated as automatically literal canon.
• Level-20 Jane is conceptually "Dragon Queen."
• The central final emotional idea is belonging: Jane and the dragon belong together.
• Jane's role split is Bard social/support -> Warlock magical duelist -> Draconic Sorcerer aerial support/artillery, with the sword increasingly secondary at high level.
• Jane's final recorded build remains Glamour Bard 3 / Pact of the Blade Warlock 3 / Draconic Sorcerer 14.
• Her ivory/gold/ruby aesthetic belongs to Jane herself.
• The dragon's gifts reflect attention to Jane's existing tastes.
• Jane kisses first at the fête but insists the dragon seduced/courted her.
• Jane embraces "Wyrm-Wife Jane" but never accepts the allegation that she seduced the dragon.

No previous export package is available in this conversation. Therefore no claim is made about what the user's local D&D Character Pholio website currently contains.

• Older Jane visual files were removed/superseded and are not accessible.
• Earlier Miri iteration was removed, but Miri is outside this export's main scope.
• The accessible duplicate generated concept image is identical to Jane 3.png and was omitted only as a duplicate, not because it represents a different version.

1. Latest explicit user decisions in conversation.
2. Current Jane written description for actual character/canon.
3. Current Jane image for visual design.
4. Songs for contextual/in-world reputation, voice, humor and anecdote.
5. Generated comic as an adaptation unless its unique details are separately accepted.

• No missing mechanics were invented.
• No rules discrepancies were silently corrected.
• Recorded numbers were preserved.
• Unspecified fields are marked "Not established."
• No claim is made that the build has been fully rules-verified.