Kobolds

We saw the little dragons, so where's the big one?

Prime Dragons have always had their servants and none are so better suited for the task as kobolds. Allegedly created to serve the dragons of Earssea, they are commonly found in warm subterranean caves. Unindentured kobolds have developed small societies on the edges of larger countries, trading unearthed treasures for better tools and food.

Basic Information

Anatomy

Bipedal hot-blooded saurian.

Genetics and Reproduction

A recessive gene featuring shoulder wing trait is present in members of the population. Members of this bloodline tend to be more intelligent and posses a higher degree of agency.

Ecology and Habitats

Kobolds prefer subterranean tunnel systems to any type of ecosystem, often forming long networks underground, so that they con forage near a safe haven nearby. Their fast growing claws enable them to dig for hours in tightly packed earth and even rock.

Dietary Needs and Habits

Opportunistic Omnivores.

Additional Information

Social Structure

Kobolds usually answer to a speaker, who in turn obeys the dominator that the Kobolds revere.

Domestication

Kobolds are intelligent, though their servant natures demand that they look to a dominator to guide them. Ideal dominators are Draconic, Wise and above all, powerful. It is noted that Kobolds tend to prefer to serve disciplined leaders as well.

Facial characteristics

Jackal-like facial features, with two horns jutting out the back of their heads.

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

Nocturnal and subterranean eyesight, average sense of smell and hearing. Photosensitive eyes.

Symbiotic and Parasitic organisms

Kobolds are drawn to powerful and dominating personalities, most typically personified by Prime Dragons, although there are instances where they are subservient to other powerful creatures.

Genetic Ancestor(s)

• Dragons

Scientific Name

Draconis Supplicisae Inferior

Body Tint, Colouring and Marking

Beige underbellies, with outer hides ranging from maroon to light blue. Never overly colourful or shiny.