Flight Rising Discussion

Hey there! This thread is currently being rewritten. Don't worry, all the information that was on it still exists somewhere, but I'm attempting to start fresh and reduce the amount of work I have to do to maintain the BBCode formatting as well as frequently update when new breeds come out. I have decided to start organizing dragon breeds by their creators (or lack thereof) to ensure I don't have to constantly move information around the thread.

The Earthshaker's Children
The Flamecaller's Children
The Wingsinger's Children
The Tidelord's Children
The Shadowbinder's Children
The Icewarden's Children
The Stormcatcher's Children
The Lightweaver's Children
The Gladekeeper's Children
The Plaguebringer's Children
The Arcanist's Children
Alchemical Species (Baldwin's Children)

[center][font=georgia][size=7][b]The Earthshaker's Children[/b][/size][/font][/center] [map poi=1 view=land width=480 height=240][/map] ----- [center][font=georgia][size=6][b]Snapper Dragons[/b][/size][/font][/center] ----- [img]https://i.imgur.com/ydxBmT9.png[/img] [b]Origin:[/b] [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/world-map?poi=65&view=land&viewpin=true]The Shattered Plain[/url] [size=4][b]Physical Attributes[/b][/size] Snappers are solidly built, tortoise-like quadrupedal dragons - [color=709300][i]personalthoughtsandreflections[/i][/color] [size=4][b]Locomotion[/b][/size] Snappers cannot fly and instead travel by walking - [color=709300][i]personalthoughtsandreflections[/i][/color] [size=4][b]Feeding Habits[/b][/size] Snappers are omnivores who eat plants and seafood - [color=709300][i]personalthoughtsandreflections[/i][/color] Snappers impressive beaks are lined with molars that begin halfway down the jaw and continue all the way to the back - [color=709300][i]Their mouths resemble that of Triceratops dinosaurs, with the anterior section of jaws being a toothless beak (used for grasping and pulling at plants) and the posterior section of the jaws being lined with wide flat teeth (meant for grinding up said plant matter)[/i][/color] [size=4][b]Behavior[/b][/size] Snappers do not sleep - [color=709300][i]Dolphins and whales do not sleep and instead rotate resting parts of their brain individually[/i][/color] Snappers travel constantly in groups known as "troupes" - [color=709300][i]Just like elephants[/i][/color] When faced with an overwhelming threat, Snappers will plant themselves in the ground, using their thick hides to withstand the attack until help can arrive - [color=709300][i]I wonder if they can listen with their feet like elephants[/i][/color] [size=4][b]Possible Real-Life Inspirations[/b][/size] canonicalinfo - [color=709300][i]personalthoughtsandreflections[/i][/color]

[center][font=georgia][size=7][b]The Stormcatcher's Children[/b][/size][/font][/center] [map poi=5 view=land width=480 height=240][/map] [quote name="dragongem23" date="2021-01-24 14:50:04" ] [quote name="Halszkaraptor" date="2021-01-24 12:53:07" ] Ridgebacks are one of the top 3 biggest species right? Maybe there’s an ancestral reason they don’t like water... [/quote] Oh lord,what if they're from protecting themselves against a water anceint (gargantuan legless flying leviathans pls flight rising i want them so bad) [/quote]