Post by Angelus on Jan 28, 2007 17:10:38 GMT -5
Name: Baby Fire Dragon
Title: Dragoness Juvenilus
Homelands: Homelands originally on the ancient volcano of the island of which Twilight Moon is on. Overtime, this volcano became inactive and froze over. The volcano is now known as the Misty Mountain.
Type of Offense: The baby fire dragon will use fire balls that it can propel from its mouth to stop its enemies from far distances. The fireballs, if they make contact with the enemy, will usually burn the victim immensely.
Type of creature: dragon
Description: The baby fire dragon is weaker than its mother, but it has many attributes that they do not. The babies are very undeveloped. They have small legs, but their wings are much more developed. Because of this, the babies are rarely found walking on the ground and get around by flying. Their fireballs produce recoil and they can only usually produce a few at a time. They are rebellious and try to be independent from their mothers, but if you encounter this little dragon, it will not be far from its very protective mother.
Title: Dragoness Juvenilus
Homelands: Homelands originally on the ancient volcano of the island of which Twilight Moon is on. Overtime, this volcano became inactive and froze over. The volcano is now known as the Misty Mountain.
Type of Offense: The baby fire dragon will use fire balls that it can propel from its mouth to stop its enemies from far distances. The fireballs, if they make contact with the enemy, will usually burn the victim immensely.
Type of creature: dragon
Description: The baby fire dragon is weaker than its mother, but it has many attributes that they do not. The babies are very undeveloped. They have small legs, but their wings are much more developed. Because of this, the babies are rarely found walking on the ground and get around by flying. Their fireballs produce recoil and they can only usually produce a few at a time. They are rebellious and try to be independent from their mothers, but if you encounter this little dragon, it will not be far from its very protective mother.