>There must be some aspects of draconic
>mysticism, common to both the EWF and Darudan traditions that mark them
>as being Draconic, as against other non-draconic forms of mysticism.
And the fact they turn into dragons isn't sufficient?
>The Kralorelans believe
>that when they die they wait in the otherworld for their Emperor to
>exit the physical world and then they all transcend together. In both
>cases (EWF and Darudist) they see themselves transcending as a whole,
>not as individuals.
The Kralori actually go to Summerland Heaven which is also known as Vithela. But the most powerful Kralori do not wait for the Emperor to Pass on, as they can already go there by virtue of their draconic status. The Palace of Excellent Reward is for the vast majority of Kralori who do not have the time to study Draconic mysteries.
>Perhaps the defining characteristic of Draconic mysticism is the
>integration of individuals into a transcended draconic whole.
But the Dragonewts do _not_ integrate themselves into a transcended draconic whole. They seek to become dragons. Hence this "defining characteristic" isn't.
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