The Swampfarer is a benign drake, usually about 4 feet in height - however, it has become infamous, especially in the southern U.S., for its knack to harbor various pests and invasive species as it migrates to and fro. Some collectors will take these migrations as chances to catch exotic critters.

supernatural healing properties to those anointed with it or who drink it, as it pines for their long dead father. The left head, in their mother’s image, screams and spews a salty bile which burns all mortal beings, in fury at the gods for their mother’s deposition. (2/2)

Masab is a hybrid of salt and freshwater, said to be the true first child of Abzu and Tiamat. They were hidden to guard an estuary when the war between gods and Tiamat’s children fought, and have remained there ever since. The right head, in their father’s image, cries tears that grant (1/?)

The plainsman has adapted to look much like the steppes it calls home, having lived in the Great Plains for centuries. This is great as a plainsman, but bad if you were, say, a settler during the 1800’s expansion. It’s said these gentle giants’ movements were responsible for prairie madness.

a powerful kick, with the potential to impale them on their sharp claws. Their fin-like wings make them aerodynamic and can be used to keep them cool in the sunlight. Many raiders in the past have tamed and used dustkickers as mounts to ambush caravans or farms.

The ornery Dustkicker makes its home in arid mountains from the Southwestern U.S. all the way to Wadi Rum. They build their nests out of bones at the base of cliffs - bones that they get by kicking other creatures off the cliffs. They’ll kick sand in their eyes to blind them before delivering (1/?)

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I been making dragons for smaugust this week

Many of them emerge in herds to stare at the night sky when it is especially starry. They do this away from settlements and towns, making them all the rarer. We don’t know why they look at the sky if they don’t really have eyes, research is still being conducted. (3/3)

Sages’ brains develop incredibly fast in the sunlight, making them able to understand human speech. Still with a knack for wrestling, the few that venture out of the caves often avoid them, unless to bury their hatchlings so the cycle starts over. (2/?)

The Star-Crested Sage is a rare dragon, only emerging from caves once every decade. They start life blind and in caves, wrestling with one another and living simple lives, until a few of them from their nest approach the outside of their cave, which causes them to mature. (1/?)

They are found in huge woodlands, mainly in Europe though some populations have been found in the U.S.. According to some mythologies, Eden’s Snaretongues used to be a lot larger and more hostile, before losing their size by some ancient sin.

The Eden’s Snaretongue is a nocturnal predator, using its slick, dark body to hide in thickets and bushes. It uses its eyes, nose, and tongue to attract prey, which it then swallows whole like a snake. Many have observed that their eye petals have been used to attract mates as well. (1/2)