25 Dragon Species!! Eat Your Heart Out D&D!
I wanted to avoid doing the classic Chromatic and Metallic dragons since it seemed too simple considering the wide variety of dragons across the world. So here are the dragons that will be presented in Fritz Workshop!!
Amphithere: Long feathery dragon with no limbs that lives in the clouds and eat leaves and grass. The can produce large burst of wind from roars and create intense wind storms or gentle breezes with their wings.
Bakunawa: A colossal beast that looks like a serpentine salamander with long whiskers and slimy leather wings that lives deep in the seas and is awaiting the day it grow large enough to eat the sky.
Brochoc: A smaller species that is wingless and quadrupedal. They are a predatory species live in packs in desert caves or nearby volcanoes.
Cockatrice: A small species of dragons with their wings as their upper limbs. They have beaks and razor quills along their back. Their eyes can paralyze a creature and they have incredibly toxic venom that drips from their beak. They are solitary creatures that live in swamps and wetlands.
Drachen: Massive quadrupedal winged dragon. They are carnivorous but younger ones having issues hunting have been know to eat grubs and nuts. This species of dragon only produces fire and incredible strength. They are incredibly adaptable and can live in any area of the world. They typically prefer to take over small populations or create clans to conquer a territory.
Dragonborn: Human sized bipedal dragon species that lives in tribes in warm climates. They are made up of hunter gatherer focused communities and unlike most dragon species are omnivores.
Drake: Massive quadrupedal wingless dragons that breathe fire and spurt globs of magma. They live in volcanoes and caverns with magma. They are herbivores but also have been known to consume weak minerals.
Faerie Dragon: Small and fragile dragons that can be mistaken for dragonflies with incredibly potent magic. They live in burrows or tunnels and purely eat fruits and sweet substances like honey.
Grauchiel: Large bipedal winged dragons that live in tribes on mountain tops. They are carnivorous and typically eat spiced meat. They are a culture focused around the arts and wealth. They spend their time on architecture and crafts as well as raids on nearby civilizations for precious metals, gems, and noteworthy art.
Hydra: Massive three headed dragons that hide away in swamps. Despite their large size they are known to mostly forage for mushrooms and grubs and only rarely need to fill up by hunting prey. They have the amazing ability to regenerate a head and a spare when decapitated. They also wield incredibly toxic venom that they can spray on a group of foes. Each head will act upon its own accord.
Iensaur: Long and agile wingless dragons the leap from branch to branch to catch small prey. They are light and fast dragons that have paralyzing venom in heir spit that they capture their prey with.
Lindwyrm: Small and thin dragons that only have upper limbs and no wings. They are herbivores and typically eat vegetables, tubers, and grains - their favorite food seems to be nuts but they aren’t that good for them. They are mostly subservient to other species of dragons or generally more powerful beings. They have no special abilities but have incredibly loyal ambitions and are typically witty.
Pseudodragon: Tiny frog sized dragons that resembles the Drachen and has similar fire breathing abilities. Like the Lindwyrm they are typically subservient to stronger beings but most common humanoid species see these creature more like pets. Most people feed them grubs or small bits of nuts.
Quetzalcoatl: A giant serpentine dragon coated in wonderfully colored feathers that has legendary powers over the winds and weather. They hunt birds as they fly through the skies.
Raptor: Bipedal wingless predators that live in packs. They live in tropical climates and hunt large prey in groups.
Sea Serpent: Serpentine aquatic dragons that work in packs. They live in tropical waters and gang up on schools of smaller prey.
Tatzelwurm: A scaly wingless dragon with a top half that resembles any species of big cat and the lower half is a snake tail. They live on mountainsides and stalk prey.
Wyrm: Massive serpentine dragons that dig complex tunnel systems. Within the tunnel systems they make traps for prey integrate water systems and make small underground gardens with mushrooms and tubers. They live anywhere there’s dirt.
Wyvern: Dragons where their upper limbs basically are their wings. They hide away in arctic caves and can produce hail and giant clouds of cold mist that can freeze creatures.
Yinglong: The largest of the dragon species that spend their time in the greatest depths of the seas. The are wingless and can cause incredible aquatic disasters.
Ziocitzel: Bipedal wingless dragons with loose skin between their arms and legs for gliding. They a crown of feathers and feathers across their loose skin to aid with gliding. They live in warm climates and stick in small groups either made of companions, family members, or partners to forage for food and dig tunnel systems.
Stoor Worm: A massive wingless serpentine dragon covered in thorns. The dragon has a breath so putrid it spreads a disease that withers plants and kills all creatures. It lives in the wastelands it creates and it photosynthesizes.
Kur: A skeletal dragon with dark purple flames that emit no light. It devours souls. It lives in Purgatory.
Fafnir: A dragon made of precious metals that look like a set of armor. This spices spends its time guarding the wealth it produces from the shedding of its scales. The upper layer of their scale are made of precious metals and the under layer has gems. Despite the love these dragons have for their treasure they can only consume precious treasures.
Akhekhu: A quadrupedal dragon covered in tan fur and feathered wings that lives in deserts. They can create intense bursts if light or summon small sand storms. They lurk the sands hunting fish and munching of cacti.