Dragons
Created | Updated Oct 20, 2010
Dragons are creatures that are considered mythical, until you run into one.
Dragons are creatures that are considered mythical, until you run into one.
Dragons vary in size, shape, and color, depending on the kind of dragon and where it originated. The size ranges from the tiny faery dragon who can fit in your hand, to giant dragons who could eat jets for lunch (and have, on occasion).
Dragons vary in size, shape, and color, depending on the kind of dragon and where it originated. The size ranges from the tiny faery dragon who can fit in your hand, to giant dragons who could eat jets for lunch (and have, on occasion).
Dragon-like creatures have been found in the myths of many civilizations. There have been classifications of the common types of dragons. Western dragons typically have thick, scaly skin, four strong legs, wings, long necks, and wedge-shaped heads. Many myths view them as evil, maiden-stealing, fire-breathing beasts, though many western dragons deny this as a false stereotype.
Dragon-like creatures have been found in the myths of many civilizations. Western dragons typically have thick, scaly skin, four strong legs, wings, long necks, and wedge-shaped heads. Many myths view them as evil, maiden-stealing, fire-breathing beasts, though many western dragons deny this as a false stereotype.
Eastern dragons are viewed as good-luck. They traditionally have four legs, long serpent-like bodies, and often illustrated without wings.
Eastern dragons are viewed as good-luck. They traditionally have four legs, long serpent-like bodies, and often illustrated without wings.
There are then all the other dragons, whose size, colors, and body structures vary. Potential traits in dragons include breath weapons like fire and ice, control over elements, magic, the ability to change colors, shape-shifting, telekinesis, and telepathy.
There are then all the other dragons, whose size, colors, and body structures vary.
Dragons are popular in literature, whether as the snarling villians of legend or gentle heroes. They have become popular in fantasy books, and are slowly losing negative stereotypes through these stories.
Dragons are popular in literature, whether as the snarling villians of legend or gentle heroes. They have become popular in fantasy books, and are slowly losing negative stereotypes through these stories.
There are may theories as to where dragons are now. These theories range from "Dragons never existed" to "Dragons left the physical plane and exist on an astral level as guardians". Theories of dragon spirits befriending people are also known in some circles, and if you come across a believer in dragons it is best not to insult their belief. You can never be sure, and it is a good way to end up as dinner as you discover they do exist.
Unexplained sightings of creatures, extensive mysterious fires, and the belief that people have seen these fantastic beasts keeps the possibility open. Also, while there are still unexplored or uninhabited places on Earth, there is a place for dragons to hide. Any burial habits for dragons are unknown, and with the confusion associated with reconstructing dinosaur skeletons, it is feasible that some of the dragon fossils may have been mixed up as a dinosaur. Past-life memories have revealed the presence of dragons by some who claim to have memories reaching far back in human history.
There are may theories as to where dragons are now. These theories range from "Dragons never existed" to "Dragons left Earth and now watch over the planet from another dimension". Theories of dragon spirits befriending people are also known in some circles, and if you come across a believer in dragons it is best not to insult their belief. You can never be sure, and it is a good way to end up as dinner as you discover they do exist.
If you should strike up a conversation with a dragon, there are several terms you will need to know. "Greggil", "hoo-man", and "two-legger" refer to humans. "Canned greggil" refers to knights. "Wind to thy wings" is often used as a farewell. Talk about lunch may be a sign that you should make a hasty exit.
If you should strike up a conversation with a dragon, there are several terms you will need to know. "Greggil", "hoo-man", and "two-legger" refer to humans. "Canned greggil" refers to knights. "Wind to thy wings" is often used as a farewell.
One piece of wisdom best remembered when dealing with dragons, is "Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for you are crunchy and taste good with ketchup." The condiment that a human would be served with varies upon the taste of the individual dragon, of course. Many have been known to enjoy humans dipped in chocolate.
One piece of wisdom best remembered when dealing with dragons, is "Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for you are crunchy and taste good with ketchup." The condiment that a human would be served with varies upon the taste of the individual dragon, of course. Many dragons have been known to enjoy humans dipped in chocolate.
Dragons are creatures that are considered mythical, until you run into one.
Dragons vary in size, shape, and color, depending on the kind of dragon and where it originated. The size ranges from the tiny faery dragon who can fit in your hand, to giant dragons who could eat jets for lunch (and have, on occasion).
Dragons vary in size, shape, and color, depending on the kind of dragon and where it originated. The size ranges from the tiny faery dragon who can fit in your hand, to giant dragons who could eat jets for lunch (and have, on occasion).
Dragon-like creatures have been found in the myths of many civilizations. There have been classifications of the common types of dragons. Western dragons typically have thick, scaly skin, four strong legs, wings, long necks, and wedge-shaped heads. Many myths view them as evil, maiden-stealing, fire-breathing beasts, though many western dragons deny this as a false stereotype.
Dragon-like creatures have been found in the myths of many civilizations. Western dragons typically have thick, scaly skin, four strong legs, wings, long necks, and wedge-shaped heads. Many myths view them as evil, maiden-stealing, fire-breathing beasts, though many western dragons deny this as a false stereotype.
Eastern dragons are viewed as good-luck. They traditionally have four legs, long serpent-like bodies, and often illustrated without wings.
Eastern dragons are viewed as good-luck. They traditionally have four legs, long serpent-like bodies, and often illustrated without wings.
There are then all the other dragons, whose size, colors, and body structures vary. Potential traits in dragons include breath weapons like fire and ice, control over elements, magic, the ability to change colors, shape-shifting, telekinesis, and telepathy.
There are then all the other dragons, whose size, colors, and body structures vary.
Dragons are popular in literature, whether as the snarling villians of legend or gentle heroes. They have become popular in fantasy books, and are slowly losing negative stereotypes through these stories.
Dragons are popular in literature, whether as the snarling villians of legend or gentle heroes. They have become popular in fantasy books, and are slowly losing negative stereotypes through these stories.
There are may theories as to where dragons are now. These theories range from "Dragons never existed" to "Dragons left the physical plane and exist on an astral level as guardians". Theories of dragon spirits befriending people are also known in some circles, and if you come across a believer in dragons it is best not to insult their belief. You can never be sure, and it is a good way to end up as dinner as you discover they do exist.
Unexplained sightings of creatures, extensive mysterious fires, and the belief that people have seen these fantastic beasts keeps the possibility open. Also, while there are still unexplored or uninhabited places on Earth, there is a place for dragons to hide. Any burial habits for dragons are unknown, and with the confusion associated with reconstructing dinosaur skeletons, it is feasible that some of the dragon fossils may have been mixed up as a dinosaur. Past-life memories have revealed the presence of dragons by some who claim to have memories reaching far back in human history.
There are may theories as to where dragons are now. These theories range from "Dragons never existed" to "Dragons left Earth and now watch over the planet from another dimension". Theories of dragon spirits befriending people are also known in some circles, and if you come across a believer in dragons it is best not to insult their belief. You can never be sure, and it is a good way to end up as dinner as you discover they do exist.
If you should strike up a conversation with a dragon, there are several terms you will need to know. "Greggil", "hoo-man", and "two-legger" refer to humans. "Canned greggil" refers to knights. "Wind to thy wings" is often used as a farewell. Talk about lunch may be a sign that you should make a hasty exit.
If you should strike up a conversation with a dragon, there are several terms you will need to know. "Greggil", "hoo-man", and "two-legger" refer to humans. "Canned greggil" refers to knights. "Wind to thy wings" is often used as a farewell.
One piece of wisdom best remembered when dealing with dragons, is "Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for you are crunchy and taste good with ketchup." The condiment that a human would be served with varies upon the taste of the individual dragon, of course. Many have been known to enjoy humans dipped in chocolate.
One piece of wisdom best remembered when dealing with dragons, is "Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for you are crunchy and taste good with ketchup." The condiment that a human would be served with varies upon the taste of the individual dragon, of course. Many dragons have been known to enjoy humans dipped in chocolate.
