Legends speak of the Cinderscale's relentless pursuit and ferocious appetite, leaving only smoldering remains in its wake.
Appearance and Behavior
Habitat and Territory
Diet and Feeding Habits

Size: Large to Colossal
Status: Believed to be Extinct
Threat Level: Extremely Dangerous
History of the Cinderscale Dragons
The Reign of Gnashgullet
The most infamous Cinderscale dragon in history, Gnashgullet, terrorized the Burger Plains for centuries. With its insatiable appetite for destruction, Gnashgullet laid waste to villages and claimed countless lives. The Burgermeister, a legendary figure of the Burger Plains, finally faced off against Gnashgullet in an epic battle. After a fierce struggle, the Burgermeister emerged victorious, banishing the dragon deep beneath the ruins of the Burgoda. It is believed that Gnashgullet's defeat marked the beginning of the decline of the Cinderscale dragons.

The Siege of Firestorm Keep
During the era known as the Siege of Firestorm Keep, a massive Cinderscale dragon named Emberclaw launched a devastating assault on the fortified stronghold. With its fiery breath and relentless attacks, Emberclaw nearly breached the defenses, but the defenders valiantly held their ground. Eventually, the combined forces of the Burger Plains repelled Emberclaw, ensuring the survival of Firestorm Keep. This battle showcased the fierce resilience of the Burger Plains against the wrath of the Cinderscale dragons.The Last Emberflight
As the Cinderscale dragons neared extinction, the Last Emberflight emerged as a final, desperate attempt to reclaim their dominance. Led by Pyrothorn, a powerful and cunning dragon, the Last Emberflight unleashed a series of coordinated attacks across the Burger Plains. The people, inspired by the Burgermeister's success over Gnashgullet, came together to face this final threat. In an epic showdown, the people and Pyrothorn engaged in a battle that shook the very foundations of the land. Ultimately, the Burger Plains emerged triumphant, driving the Last Emberflight into retreat and sealing the fate of the Cinderscale dragons.
Dr Emily Vair-Turnbull
They sound like they were very beautiful in life. I love the imagery you used to describe them. Must be a relief that they are gone, though, with the destruction they brought to the land.
Emily Armstrong
Thank you! They were some of the last species still roaming from the ancient times of Culinaria. I imagine seeing one flying off in the distance would be amazing but also mildly terrifying, since they're only out lookin' for food or a place to start a fire hahah. Keeping my fingers crossed for one more character prompt so I can write about Gnashgullet nearly becoming a deity in the ancient times!