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Knowledge:Nature: 1d20 + 9 ⇒ (13) + 9 = 22

Drawing upon hereditary knowledge, Dalyassa identifies the creatures attacking her cage. Instinct tells her that the best approach is to mimic the animal, and her drive to survive kicks in automatically. Scales shift to fur, her snout lengthens into a muzzle, and her tail becomes billowy and fuzzy.

Transformation complete, she barks once, in a way that hopefully suggests friendship.

Initiative: 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (9) + 6 = 15

With little time for the proper awe at the new sights that surround me, I became immediately alert. I knew danger for the first time, and it seemed my fears of leaving the bubble may have been justified. Yet even scared, I felt the pangs of hunger in my belly, and instinct drove me onward in search of food.

I snarled back at the beasts. I could not run. My bubble had burst, for better or worse, and the creatures forced me to decide my fate.

Strength: 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (18) + 2 = 20
Motivated, spurred, emboldened by hunger, I struggled against my confines, instinct overpowering doubt and confusion at my recent revelations of life outside the bubble.

If we are creatures of celestial goodness, even "holy/divine" could be an option(as in flame strike).

"Holy" damage breath weapon would be sweet! Talk about a "scourge of the undead."

Since I've also not seen sonic among existing breath types (...)

(Imperial) Sovereign Dragons have Sonic breath weapons.

Got her all finished here, I think. First time I've constructed a Dragon from scratch, so I may have missed something.

I picture her as the defender of Nature, which in her eyes includes the humanoid races as well as the traditional animal- and plant-life. As the world changes around her, she'll adapt her considerable skills along with it, providing clear solutions to concerns governing the natural world as the artificial one slowly takes over.

She'll function as a healer of all sorts, a semi-druid, and a wise woman to those nearby. As she ages, she'll likely extend her reach, establishing conservationist organizations and centers of higher learning rolled into one. If magic "dies" and Golarion's future looks more like Earth, she'll consider herself the last bastion of defense against both the encroachment of bastardized urban society and the decline of the sentient races as a whole.

And what about saves; any bonus progression there, or based on raw ability scores?