Post by Caroline on Jun 22, 2010 11:32:24 GMT -5
Personalities
Wind dragons are usually flighty and cautious, using their speed to keep away from any potentially dangerous situation. They aren’t considered the bravest of dragons, but they are formidable fighters- their speed is only surpassed by that of a speed dragon.
Body Structures and Evolution
Wind dragons have- like all other dragons- hollow bones. Their wingspans are unusually large for any breed of dragon, used to expertly maneuver in the windy, mountainous terrain that they call home. Their back and neck spikes are strangely flattened- and their faces incredibly pointed- so they can slice through heavy winds easily.
Homes
Wind dragons live in caves hewn out of the sides of the mountains. As they are adapted to use the winds to their advantage, the caves are usually either shallow or full of holes so that the wind can seep in, as the wind dragons find the feel of it soothing.
Food
Wind dragons have many forms of prey which mainly consist of flying animals or animals found on the mountains- such as the largest form of mountain goats that roam the cliffs. These are their main food source, but in a pinch they can also settle for eagles, the occasional thunderbird, and any other massive creatures living by their mountainous homes..
Wind dragons are usually flighty and cautious, using their speed to keep away from any potentially dangerous situation. They aren’t considered the bravest of dragons, but they are formidable fighters- their speed is only surpassed by that of a speed dragon.
Body Structures and Evolution
Wind dragons have- like all other dragons- hollow bones. Their wingspans are unusually large for any breed of dragon, used to expertly maneuver in the windy, mountainous terrain that they call home. Their back and neck spikes are strangely flattened- and their faces incredibly pointed- so they can slice through heavy winds easily.
Homes
Wind dragons live in caves hewn out of the sides of the mountains. As they are adapted to use the winds to their advantage, the caves are usually either shallow or full of holes so that the wind can seep in, as the wind dragons find the feel of it soothing.
Food
Wind dragons have many forms of prey which mainly consist of flying animals or animals found on the mountains- such as the largest form of mountain goats that roam the cliffs. These are their main food source, but in a pinch they can also settle for eagles, the occasional thunderbird, and any other massive creatures living by their mountainous homes..