Feathered-Dragon

Small dragons known for their speed and nimbleness in flight.
As their name might imply, Feathered-Dragons have an affinity for Sky Magic similar to their larger kin. However, they typically favor wind magic to augment their flying abilities instead of using lightening as a form of offense.

Basic Information

Anatomy

Feathered-dragons are in fact not feathered, but are covered in thin scales whose look and texture resembles feathers.

Ecology and Habitats

Feathered-dragons are most commonly found in forests and mountains.

Dietary Needs and Habits

As with most Dragons, feathered-dragons are carnivores and hunt for their meals like birds of prey (owls, falcons, etc.)

Additional Information

Uses, Products & Exploitation

Feathered-dragons are not uncommonly used as familiars, making for great scouts by using their link to share their sight with their master.

Average Intelligence

Feathered-dragons are regarded as intelligent creatures, able to learn from and adapt to different situations and circumstances.

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

Keen eyesight

Civilization and Culture

Historical Figures

Common Myths and Legends

Genetic Ancestor(s)

• Dragon

Average Physique

Feathered-dragons are small, about the size of a mature falcon. This lighter build lends them speed and agility when flying.

Body Tint, Colouring and Marking

The color of a feathered-dragon's scales carry shades of green with blue at the tips.