by Catherine Giordano
Dragons have reptilian scaly skins of one dominant color. It is generally agreed among
those who study dragon lore that dragons of a particular color have certain
traits. Here is some important information you should know before you go on a dragon quest.
Black Dragons
Black dragons are the nastiest of dragons, evil vicious fire-berthing
creatures. They will not hesitate to kill anyone who gets in their way, even their
own kind. You encounter them at your peril, but if you want to find one, look
in dark underground places like dungeons or mines.
Red Dragons
Red dragons are fire dragons. They can not only breathe out fire, but shape that fire at their will. They are ferocious, easy to anger, and unpredictable. You probably should steer clear of them, but should you want to find one, check out the nearest volcano.
Blue Dragons
Blue dragons prefer watery habitats like underwater caves. They
can shoot pressurized water or boiling steam from their mouths ad nostrils. They
are shy, but curious. They keep to themselves, but since they like to collect
bright shiny objects. You might tempt one from its hiding place with something
bright and shiny.
Bronze Dragons
Bronze dragons are superior beings. They can speak human
languages; they can cast spells, and are masters of alchemy. If you encounter a
bronze dragon, you might be given a philosophic riddle to solve. You will
usually find them in a castle, living under the protection of a king or lord.
Gold Dragons
Gold dragons have many gifts. They can speak human
languages, do magic, shape-shift and prophesize. They are wise honorable and brave; they do not
attack humans unless provoked. They prefer to dwell in castles and will loyally
serve their king or lord.
Silver Dragons
Silver dragons are powerful dragons, rarely seen by humans
because they prefer to live in secluded places. They are lovers of knowledge
and can travel trough space and time. They are peace loving creatures who avoid
war and violence.
White Dragons
White dragons live in the frozen arctic wilds deep within
snow caves; they prefer icy and snowy terrains. The can breathe snow, spit out
icicles, and cause avalanches. They hoard shiny objects and are selfish
creatures. A site dragon will not help others unless there is something in it
for him.
Yellow Dragons
Yellow dragons are the least intelligent of the dragons. Just
like humans of low intelligence, they are boastful and egotistical. They don’t
interact much with humans because they prefer the upper atmosphere. When they
fly low, their giant wing spans can cause tornados.
Green Dragons
Green dragons are the smallest dragons. They live in natural caves in forests. They have short wings and tend not to fly very high. They can breathe fire, but they use the fire as a tool and not as a weapon. They are skilled and climbing and burrowing and have excellent night vision. They are peaceful, even affectionate creatures.
Memorize the characteristics of each dragon so you will know
what to expect should you encounter any of these magnificent creatures.
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