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Dragons

Article written by Matt, Kranar Drogin, Uziel


Dragons. Creatures of legend. Stories told to children. Dragons are the children of the gods, the first to inhabit Krynn. Dragons grow to giant proportions, living for centuries and amassing huge sums of treasure. All dragons possess the ability to radiate dragonfear which paralyzes or impairs their enemies, making them much more vulnerable to attack. All true dragons have the ability to fly, as do some of their cousins, such as wyverns. Dragons are also imbued with a powerful breath weapon.

Dragon by Ksar.
Dragon by Ksar.
A dragon's power grows stronger as the dragon ages, making it a more deadly foe the older it gets. Dragons are intelligent and cunning, able to detect invisibility and hidden objects at a glance. When attacking, dragons may use their jaws, tail, fore and rear claws and wings to defeat their enemies, in addition to their breath weapon and any magic spells which they may know. Dragons hatch from eggs and mature rapidly into one of the ten major or two minor types of dragons on Krynn. There are also some subclasses of dragons where interbreeding has taken place.

First Dragons

Daughters of Paladine
Sons of Takhisis

Chromatic Dragons

Black Dragon
Blue Dragon
Green Dragon
Red Dragon
White Dragon

Metallic Dragon

Brass Dragon
Bronze Dragon
Copper Dragon
Gold Dragon
Silver Dragon

Other Dragons

Amphi Dragon
Aquatic Dragon
Bone Dragon
Dragon Turtle
Fire Dragon
Hatori
Sea Dragon
Shadow Dragon
Tylor

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