Subtypes

This subspecies of dragon is defined by it's long, serpentine body, with no limbs or wings.

This subspecies of dragon is identified by it's lack of wings and a single pair of wings.

Empyrean dragons have 3 pairs of wings and no other limbs. They may also have 2 additional pairs of eyes.

Wyverns are noted for having one set of limbs and one set of wings. (2 legs and 2 wngs)

Western dragons have 2 pairs of legs and 1 pair of wings.

Eastern dragons may have 2 to 4 pairs of limbs, and no wings. They often have elongated bodies like serpentine dragons.

Oceanic dragons may have 0-4 sets of limbs, but instead of wings, they have fins and sometimes gills. This makes them suited to a life living very close to or entirely in the water.

Wild dragons encompass any dragon type that is not defined by any other subspecies. Wild type dragons are quite unusual and may rarely occur as offspring from any other dragon subspecies, or found in the wild.

Prehistoric dragons have 2-4 legs and no wings. They are a special subset of dragons that can resemble ancient reptilian species.