uhhh guys I think someone should check on dragonvale
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uhhh guys I think someone should check on dragonvale
I saw the 5e gem dragons and did my own thing. meet the Prismatics! or, 4 of them, at least. I designed 10 whole new dragons for a campaign years ago and am just now getting around to full-body art of all of them. here are the 4 gargantuan ones~
(dragon - chosen name)
Emerald - Imuraad (they/them)
Amber - Folly (they/them)
Blue Agate - Seraphim (they/them)
Onyx - Gloomsinger (he/they)
couple o' dragons ⋆。°✩
November 19th 2024, a Tuesday: Amber dragon (adult)
The colors were a bit tricky to work with but he is very much friend shaped
Amber Dragons
Name: Amber Dragons
Type: Fictional
Culture of Origin: America
Description: An orange dragon with curled horns and glass-like wings.
Myth: N/A
Facts:
Amber Dragons are a Gemstone Dragon from the mobile game Dragonvale.
They can be breed using the Quake and Evergreen dragons.
Their entry says that things from the ancient world sometimes become trapped in them, a reference to fossils found in amber. Their egg resembles a small insect-like dragon trapped in amber.
Amber dragons
I have a soft spot for the amber dragons of D&D, because they’re basically Nidhogg on a smaller scale and weaponize all the sap they eat.
Though I think a wyrmier appearance and some. Why not make them intrinsic shape changers, with magic registerring a mostly limbless form and their “greater dragon form” as equally true?
Personally, I’d make their’ magnetization ability linked to their breath weapon, but that’s just me.
bro what