Draconic Snapping Turtle:
Large wingless dragon that have the appearance of gargantuan snapping turtles with thick plated shells & tails. They are typically adorned in moss to blend in with the bed of lakes, rivers, and ponds that they dwell in. They are patient and forceful hunters that lurk near the bottom of freshwater sources. They use their fire breath weapon to keep their territory warm enough to their liking and to boil alive any trespassing creature or prey to prevent escape.
They are solitary creatures that live to hunt and defend their territory. Draconic Snapping Turtles are fairly neutral and will let trespassers explore their territory as long as they present an offering and don’t anger the dragon. They are one of the few dragon species that court for life. This is due to the fact they don’t like to leave their territory and hate trespassers. Once a male reaches age he will go on a journey to find a mate and move into her territory for life.
Despite the two being different species Draconic Snapping Turtles can become soul mates with Draegators. The pair cannot produce offspring but will share their territory and horde. Both of these dragons prefer to items such as skulls, weaponry, and armory of fallen foes in underwater tunnels and caves they dig.
Gigantic wingless dragon that look similar to alligators covered in thick plates and chain spikes. They live in rivers, lakes, & swamps. Unlike alligator they are extremely agile and fast, this is due to their extra set of legs and longer bodies. They prefer to swim right below the surface of water and pull down any creature that swims through their territory.
Dracegators are solitary creatures that only enjoy fighting off intruders. If a trespasser is too weak to satisfy the dragon’s need for battle the dragon will allow their foe to leave unless they haven’t hunted in a while and need to feast. If the creature puts up a worthy fight the dragon may give the creature one of the weakest items from its horde if the creature vows to return and fight again when stronger.
Draegators only mate when in season and do not allow others draegators to stay in their territory outside of mating purposes. However, draegators will allow any creature it declares its soul mate to stay in its territory.
Medium sized wingless dragons with 4 tentacles that are apprehensive, long skinny forearms with hooks, serpentine body, stubby eel head with needle-like angle fangs, and bumpy warts are the entire body that are luminescent. This creature lives in the twilight zone of the ocean and deeper on the sea bed, open ocean, and underwater volcanoes. They are silent stalkers of the depths that use their hypnotic patterns and acid breath weapon to lure and take down their prey.
These dragons enjoy inflicting fear and pain in their prey more than anything. They greatly enjoy feeling more powerful and fierce than other creatures. They are purely savage and use inedible gore from their best kills for their horde: skulls, spines, & other types of bones. They find either caves or stone formations to put their horde in.
Dragoon Anglers don’t necessarily hate other creatures but more see them as play them to inflict their violent hobbies and desires onto. These thoughts do not exclude their own species. However, they do recognize their own species and play fight - which is still violent but not deadly or scary - instead of torturing each other like they do with other species. If a Dragoon Angler finds a playmate it thought was very fun they will court for about a decade then leave to find a new play mate. When they find a play mate the pair will hunt together and share any finding, but they still live separately. If a playmate dies the mate will find the killer and bring the copse back to the horde as a trophy - despite how hungry the dragon will not eat the killer of its playmate.
Massive wingless dragons with a flat and long body covered in gigantic flat plates on the back with a smooth underbelly. They use their flat bodies to burrow under the sand and ambush prey. They use their sonic breath weapon and sand controlling abilities to create controlled sandstorms.
Dune wraiths are calm and regal dragons that are amused by humanoids and other small creatures. They enjoy forging castles and fortresses out of sandstone and making luscious gardens and oasis. They find enjoyment in building and amusing mortals by helping them with inconvenient things. Dune wraiths like to keep trinkets given or left behind by small creatures like humanoids: pictures, pet collars, wedding/promise rings, lockets, recipe books, & other items of sentimental value.
Dune wraiths will court until their offspring are mature. Dune wraith only keep soul mates in their fortresses outside of mating. Dune wraiths typically don’t become soul mates with their own species since they find other dune wraiths bland to live with. Often dune wraiths will allow humanoids and weaker dragon species to live in their creations as long as they honor the dragon.
Tiny dragons that have catfish shaped bodies and whiskers and koi fish colors. They also have fins similar to koi fish and 2 sets of small wings that flap violently like a bug’s wings. They have the ability to control small amount of water and ice breath weapon.
Koi dragons are calm and curious dragons that love decorating their territory with their horde and seeing new creatures and objects. They are peaceful creatures that do everything they can to protect the creatures in their territory. Koi dragons become very sad if the creatures in their territory are killed or harmed by outsiders. If the dragon loses a creature or part of the terrain to an outsider they will become depressed. Koi dragons are quite gullible and become sad if they find someone has tried to take advantage of them.
They stay in small groups of either familial and friendly bonds. They also like to keep very pretty flowers, berries, stones, & feathers as loot. They like to take this loot and put it in small displays across their territory. When these dragons mate one of the mates will join their new group and raise offspring among the group. For koi dragons it is seem as the responsibility of the whole group to raise the offspring.
A giant dragon with a long agile body, smooth leathery skin, and large spiked dorsal fins. They live in the ocean in: shores, coral reef, kelp forests, & sea beds. They are able to control large amounts of water and use their sonic breath weapon.
Makodar feel as though they are the king/queen of their territory and any who enter should either obey to their demands willingly or be slaughtered for disrespect. Makodar hate having any competition in their territory and will chase out or kill younger dragons, strong humanoids, or strong creatures to prevent being usurped as the mot powerful creature in their territory. They prefer have artifacts of great power or value to flaunt their power. Makodar will bend powerful weapons and armor into jewelry to display their power. Any items the dragon cannot turn into jewelry it will make into a bed that it will rest upon.
Since Makodar hate competition they will in a area outside of both dragon’s territories. The stronger dragon will raise the offspring, but once the offspring is strong enough to hunter they will be chased out of the territory to avoid becoming competition. Makodar are hesitant to have a soul mate, but will only have a soul mate on the grounds the mate is weaker and obedience to them.
Medium skinny dragons with long necks and tail cover in quills that live in the harsh deserts. They can expand their neck to cause the quills to stick out - the quills on their tail will also stick out when they do this. If they stick out their quills they can choose to shoot them out into nearby creatures - they need to take a long rest to regrow the quills. They have fire breath weapon.
Nonokor are very playful and mischievous creatures that live in small groups of either siblings or friends. The group always make sure to ensure that every member eats or drinks despite how little it may be. If the pack catches more than they need they will go to groups or nearby creatures and give them the food. Sometime when packs cross they will engage in play sessions and will even do this with humanoid groups if the humanoids are non-hostile.
Nonokors have flings during mating season and keep the offspring safe at the lair until they can join the hunt. Often these dragons will guard the lair and play with dune wraiths or act as the steeds for catfolk. Since these dragons love company so much it is difficult for them to deal with loss and death.
Massive dragon with long slender bodies, a feather crown, & feathery wings. They live among the clouds overlooking the weather and skies. They are able to control clouds and summon lighting alongside their radiant breath weapon.
Zephrok are very regal and are very stern - they are especially stern about creatures needing permission to enter their territory. They are fairly neutral and will give creatures the option of leaving, but will force any creature out of it’s lair by violence if the creature will not abide. The dragon will allow uninvited guests if they have business the dragon is interested in. Zephroks like hearing about worldly affairs, creatures/people of significance, new technology, and impressive media (books, games, art, etc). However, once this business is done they will press for the creature(s) to leave. These dragons like to keep objects such as books, maps, games, art, music, jewelry, hats, mirrors, or clocks as treasure. They are very interested in things people make, but won’t accept every item since each zephrok has it’s own taste.
Zephrok will court in a professional manner. They will court until the offspring are old enough to leave the lair. Zephroks will give permission for creatures to enter their territory for a short amount of time if they calmly wait outside and ask for permission. Zephroks will keep soul mate of any creature. Despite how distant a zephrok may seem it will defend its soul mate to the death.
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