#webber ds

[fduck0]

doodles

[phasmidlee]

I had fun making this

[whisku]

Old Webber doodle from like last year...? Repost from the depths of my twitter account...........

[suprchicken]

[satzuboreas]

[local-owlbear]

Hello DST community

Pictures Original under cut ^-^

[yourfavsasdragondescriptions]

Webber from Don’t Starve

back from my hibernation

here is your absolute truckload of spiders

At first glance, this entity seems like a regular dragon. However, when you get close enough to it, you immediately see that this draconic form is nothing but a guise. The dragon's "skin" is actually made of debris like pine tree leaves, dead leaves, sticks, rocks, snake skin, bones, dead insects, shed dragon scales, litter and dried mud. All of it seems to be held together by what looks like spider silk, which also composes its wing membranes. Its 'head' is decorated with pieces of sharp glass that give the impression of teeth and the being can even create a 'mouth' to complete the illusion. Eight lightbulbs of various make also emerge from its 'head' to give the impression of eyes. Four large branches jut out from the sides of its 'head' to give off the illusion of antlers, and between the branches there are countless spiderwebs. Wherever there is exposed spider thread, you can see at least ten spiders crawling around to maintain the being's shape. And whenever it chooses to create a 'mouth' and open it, you can see even more spiders inside its body. And there must be millions of them...

Too heavy to fly, the creature moves slowly and deliberately like some kind of machine. If it is damaged, countless spiders crawl from the 'wound' to gather debris to patch the opening. Instead of a breath weapon, when it opens a 'mouth' to feed, even more spiders emerge from the opening and crawl all over the chosen target, delivering countless bites to the hapless victim. Once said victim is dead or immobilized by the venom, the spiders drag the unfortunate target back into the main body of the entity to feed both themselves and their larvae.

[bowietea]

The baby