Dragon Bestiary
A compiling of the various drakes catalogued throughout the exploration of the less seen magical world around us.
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Hydra
False Hydra
The Greater Hangman Dragon
Hangman Dragon
Strobilus Throat Drake
Sea Serpent
Pumpkin Patch Maximus Drake
Rock Crab Drakes are a smaller sea dragon that are highly adaptable and can be seen populating rocky coastlines, deep sea cave or coral beds.
The Shovel Bill Drake is one of the very few herbivores drake species as vast majority of Drakes are carnivorous or omnivorous. The Shovel Bill can be found across the globe in lakes, rivers, ponds or coastlines. It’s diet consists exclusively of aquatic
Rock Scurriers are a small but hardy shoreline dwelling drake. While females are semi aquatic, inhabiting the rocky and sandy beaches primarily, males are entirely water bound. Males and females will only interact briefly during mating season.
Orchid Drake
The Black Orchid Jewel
One of the smaller species of Botanical Drakes, the Black Orchid Jewel, is a spectacular sight in the day but truly shines in the night.
The long growths found on male’s wings are lined with bioluminescent cells.
Lantern Drake
Clover Drake
Insectoid Drake
Sky Abyssal
Spiral Shelled Abyssal
The Maple Leaf Drake is a small to medium sized woodland dragon that populates temperate forests across the globe. Their unique body morphology allows them to hide, almost seamlessly, amongst vast maple forests.
Coral dragon
The Eldritch Drake