Amel Moncox

Amel Moncox is Emerald Isle's Volur Cadet.  He is currently in training with in Vanaheim Academy part of the year, but the rest of the year he works with Rayne Redbough's father in town.

Remaining personality is being developed currently.

He is in the early stages of training but has been learning well.  Amel and Emerald are currently going through the core trainings (Semester I) of Blessings, Dragon Biology and Anatomy, 

His training track will be:

Semester I

Blessings
Dragon Biology and Anatomy

Semester II

Blessings
Dragon Anatomy and Biology

Semester III

Blessings
Dragon Anatomy and Biology

Finals

Blessings
Dragon Anatomy and Biology

Semester IV

Applied Seiðr & Modern Pagan Traditions
Ecology & Traditional Totemism

Semester V

Applied Seiðr & Modern Pagan Traditions
Ecology & Traditional Totemism

Semester VI

Applied Seiðr & Modern Pagan Traditions
Ecology & Traditional Totemism

Finals

Applied Seiðr & Modern Pagan Traditions
Ecology & Traditional Totemism

Semester VII

Natural and Seiðr Caused Genetic Mutations
Dragon Behavior and Training

Semester VIII

Natural and Seiðr Caused Genetic Mutations
Dragon Behavior and Training

Semester IX

Natural and Seiðr Caused Genetic Mutations
Dragon Behavior and Training

Finals

Natural and Seiðr Caused Genetic Mutations
Dragon Behavior and Training

Semester X

Tack and Armor Crafting and Smithing

Semester XI

Tack and Armor Crafting and Smithing

Semester XII

Tack and Armor Crafting and Smithing

Finals

Tack and Armor Crafting and Smithing

Semester XIII

Traditional and Ceremonial Dragonfight
Mounted Combat and War Games

Semester XIV

Traditional and Ceremonial Dragonfight
Mounted Combat and War Games

Semester XV

Traditional and Ceremonial Dragonfight
Mounted Combat and War Games

Finals

Traditional and Ceremonial Dragonfight
Mounted Combat and War Games

Possible future classes:

Armed Combat & Dragon Tracking
On-site medical training & Herbology
Seiðr Chemistry
Service Experience & Practice as Dragon Police
Dragon Folklore and History