Chapter Three: All About Dragons
Dragons are or should be considered a Race but they deserve there own chapter because they are very complex. Dragons are beings said to be created by the great spirits to protect the earth from demons. Of course what would be a race if they didn't have great enemies. So as a counter balance, supposedly the Vigredge was born. Even though Vigredges are not dragons, they too will be talked about here in this chapter.
BreedsThere are thousands of breeds of dragons. Even though dragons are what most people say are just a dragon, there are actually many kinds of dragons. But even though Breed isn't enough, there are also a category of dragons that are said to have powers. These dragons that have powers are called High-dragons.
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BREED LISTBlack DragonsBlack dragons are evil-tempered, cunning and malevolent, characteristics that are reflected in their crafty, sinister faces. Black dragons are sometimes known as skull dragons because of their skeletal faces. Adding to the skeletal impressions the gradual deterioration of the hide around the base of the horn and the cheekbones. This deterioration increases with age and does not harm the dragon. ON hatching, a black dragon's scales are thin, small and glossy. As the dragon ages, they become thicker, larger and duller, helping it camouflage itself in swamps and marshes. Black dragons are especially fond of coins. Older dragons sometimes capture and question humanoids about stockpiles of gold, silver, and platinum coins before killing them.
Blue dragonsA blue dragons scales vary in color from an iridescent azure to a deep indigo, polished to a glossy finish by blowing desert sands. The size of its scales increases little as the dragon ages, although they do become thicker and harder. Its hide tends to hum and crackle faintly with built-up static electricity. These effects intensify when the dragon is angry or about to attack, giving off an odor of ozone and sand. Their vibrant color makes blue dragons easy to spot in barren desert surroundings. However, they often burrow into the sand so only part of their heads are exposed.
Blue dragons love to soar in the hot desert air, usually flying in the daytime when temperatures are highest. Some nearly match the color of the desert sky and use this coloration to their advantage.
Blue dragons lair in vast underground caverns, where they also store their treasure. Although they collect anything that looks valuable, they are most fond of gems especially sapphires
Green Dragons A wyrmling green dragons scales are thin, very small, and a deep shade of green that appears nearly black. As the dragon ages, the scales grow larger and lighter, turning shades of forest, emerald, and olive green, which helps it blend in with its wooded surroundings.
Red DragonsThe small scales of a wyrmling red dragon are a bright glossy scarlet, making the dragon easily spotted by predators and hunters, so it stays underground and does not venture outside until it is more able to take care of itself. Toward the end of young age, the scales turn a deeper red, and the glossy texture is replaced by a smooth, dull finish. As the dragon grows older, the scales become large, thick, and as strong as metal. The neck frill and wings are an ash blue or purple-gray toward the edges, becoming darker with age. The pupils of a red dragon fade as it ages; the oldest red dragons have eyes that resemble molten lava orbs.
White DragonThe scales of a wyrmling white dragon glisten like mirrors. As the dragon ages, the sheen disappears, and by very old age, scales of pale blue and light gray are mixed in with the white.
Brass DragonAt birth, a brass dragons scales are a dull, mottled brown. As the dragon gets older, the scales become more brassy until they reach a warm, burnished appearance. The grand head-plates of a brass dragon are smooth and metallic, and it sports bladed chin horns that grow sharper with age. Wings and frills are mottled green toward the edges, darkening with age. As the dragon grows older, its pupils fade until the eyes resemble molten metal orbs.
bronze Dragon A bronze wyrmlings scales are yellow tinged with green, showing only a hint of bronze. As the dragon approaches adulthood, its color deepens slowly to a darker, rich bronze tone. Very old dragons develop a blue-black tint to the edges of their scales. Powerful swimmers, they have webbed feet and smooth, flat scales. The pupils of its eyes fade as a dragon ages, until in the oldest the eyes resemble glowing green orbs
Copper DragonsAt birth, a copper dragons scales have a ruddy brown color with a metallic tint. As the dragon gets older, the scales become finer and more coppery, assuming a soft, warm gloss by young adult age. Very old dragons scales pick up a green tint. A copper dragons pupils fade with age, and the eyes of great wyrms resemble glowing turquoise orbs
Gold DragonsOn hatching, a gold dragons scales are dark yellow with golden metallic flecks.
The flecks get larger as the dragon matures until, at the adult stage, the scales are completely golden. Gold dragons faces are bewhiskered and sagacious; as they age, their pupils fade until the eyes resemble pools of molten gold.
Silver DragonsA silver wyrmlings scales are blue-gray with silver highlights. As the dragon approaches adulthood, its color gradually brightens until the individual scales are scarcely visible.
Kimbar DragonsKibar dragons are usually dark green in color and four limbed. Two libs are Legs and the other two are wings. They are natural born Gliders and are known to attack from the sky. They also have Two horns on each side of its head and has a set of double horns on its snout area.
Tarrin DragonsThese dragons are four limbed dragons. Two limbs are legs and two limbs are Arms. These dragons are known as burrowers and enjoy to live in the earth. They are Brown adn grey in coloring and have very sharp claws specializing in digging. They also have short horns and spikes that allow good defense and allows the dragon to burrow with out getting stuck if the horns were long*
Doron DragonsThese dragons are black in color and not to be mistaken as the Black Dragon. These dragons are very emotional dragons and are six limed. Two limbs are legs, Two limbs are arms, and two limbs are wings. These dragons are also known to be very aggressive in battle. They have two long horns on the side of there heads and have a single horn on there snout. There underbelly is some times black and are some times ether yellow or grey.
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High-DragonsHigh-Dragons are any kind of dragon that are granted great magical powers, usually based on a specific element such as fire or water. It is rare that a dragon would be found with more then one elemental powers. (Note: The elemental Attributes may change the appearance of the dragon regardless of breed.)
Vigredg (Not Dragons!!) Vigredgs are demon like creatures, known to be very dumb, but are extremely strong and very dangerous creatures. They have a extremely toxic venom that is very lethal to even dragons. They are thought as the great hunters of dragons. There venom usually paralyzes the victim and slowly deteriorates there body for a cruel,slow, and painful death. Because these creatures are said to be dumb, it is for that reason why sayons are capable of controlling them like puppets. Vigredgs look kinda like dragons accept they are black with slimy skin, they are not reptilian like dragons and are in fact more like Amphibious. Some say that they are the first spawn of the Wyrm.