Dragons

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Dragons are as varied as any other species in appearance, however, there are distinct features that identify them. Their body shape is just what we, as denizens of the real world, would imagine as dragon. A roughly feline body shape, serpentine head on a long neck, covered head-to-tail in scales, and equipped with large wings on their back. Standing anywhere from fifteen to over thirty feet tall, dragons are beasts to behold.

Their bodies are covered in dreadful, midnight black scales that shrug off magic and regular attacks alike, and their ivory white teeth and claws are sharp enough to pierce and cut through stone and steel like butter. Their muscle strength is incredible as well. A swipe of their tail is enough to shatter concrete walls, and a flap of their wings creates gusts that send grown men flying.

However, the most important, and powerful part of their biology is their ability to store magical power, the majority of which they store in vessels and in so-called dragonstones near their lungs - the basis of their dreaded breath weapons. More often than not, this breath weapon is fire, and is charged by environmental heat being absorbed, however, other variations (such as poison or acid breath) exist.

((Random thought, but if fire dragons charge their dragonstones via heat absorption, wouldn't that mean that when they approach, the air around you literally gets colder? That's kind of badass.))

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