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Yo, I know this is a big ask, but like I suck at visualizing images in my head from words, could you draw what Vorona and crew look like in the Reverse Cthulhu AU?

Here they are as silly bust sketches!

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So you've mentioned before in the Dragon AU how Coco Jumbo is a domesticated Common Snapping Drake, and Koi Dragons are kept as pets. Are there other species of dragon that are kept as pets and/or have domesticated variants for like farm purposes and stuff?

Indeed!

It’s hard to truly domesticate a dragon, but it’s easier to tame them. Abbacchio was one of these dragons, a guard in the human kingdoms known as the Wyvern Patrol. Wyverns are preferred over True Dragons as flying mounts because it’s much easier to gear them up with saddles and reigns. The Wyverns are cared for in stables much like horses. They’re are usually captured when they’re young so it’s easier to tame and train them, or even raised from an egg.

Species that are tameable and fit for mounts include: Deadly Nadders, Monstrous Nightmares, Legiana... there are different fit saddles for every species. Some saddles go on the back, others go on the neck. However, all mounted Wyverns are required to be muzzled by law.

A Legiana mount below:

Some people go out into the wild to tame dragons as friends or companions. Almost any dragon can be tamed and learn to trust their human, but there are some exceptions such as the hyper aggressive Crimsom Devilhorn. The research team in the Eastern Kingdoms keep a catalogue of dragons and their aggression levels for people who are crazy enough to tame dragons.

Species that are kept as pets are mostly cute parrot-like Cockatrices, such as Narancia’s kind. Flipperwings are trapped by the Northern People and sold as pets. However, they have yet to be domesticated, so they’re all wild-caught.

Other small dragons kept as pets include Horrible Horrors and Terrible Terrors because they like to eat the mice and roaches that get into homes. However... these dragons invite themselves into people’s homes.

The domestic form of the Common Snapping Drake is popular because they are relatively low-maintance.

The truly domesticated dragons include the Golden Qilin, Erina’s species. They’re mostly members of the Alphyn classification, but it’s more probable that they’re actually mammals with scales like pangolins. The domesticated Qilins are raised for fur, meat, or scales. The Komainu has a small domestic form called the Lion Dog, that was based off the Chow Chow, which was based off of the Komainu. They’re kept by royalty as family fire-breathing dogs.