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Common British breed of dragons. | Common British breed of dragons. | ||
| − | Sir [[Edward Howe]] has noted that the Yellow Reaper breed is unfairly maligned because of its familiarity. However they have some good qualities that recommend them to this much use: they are hardy (while not being picky eaters), unbothered by heat extremes, and almost always good humored. | + | Sir [[Edward Howe]] has noted that the Yellow Reaper breed is unfairly maligned because of its familiarity. However they have some good qualities that recommend them to this much use: they are hardy (while not being picky eaters), unbothered by heat extremes, and almost always good humored. Ordinarily, they weigh between 12 and 15 tons, with extremes as low as ten and as high as seventeen; they have "nicely proportioned" dimensions of 50 feet length and 80 feet wingspan. |
Yellow reapers are said to have contributed to almost every dragon bloodline in the British Isles. | Yellow reapers are said to have contributed to almost every dragon bloodline in the British Isles. | ||
Revision as of 06:27, 3 January 2007
Dragon Breed Data
| Breed Name: | Yellow Reaper |
| National Loyalty: | Britian |
| Physical Characteristics: | Golden middle-weights; white stripes on side |
| Special Abilities: | |
| Known Members: | Celeritas, Immortalis, Messoria |
Species Notes
Common British breed of dragons.
Sir Edward Howe has noted that the Yellow Reaper breed is unfairly maligned because of its familiarity. However they have some good qualities that recommend them to this much use: they are hardy (while not being picky eaters), unbothered by heat extremes, and almost always good humored. Ordinarily, they weigh between 12 and 15 tons, with extremes as low as ten and as high as seventeen; they have "nicely proportioned" dimensions of 50 feet length and 80 feet wingspan.
Yellow reapers are said to have contributed to almost every dragon bloodline in the British Isles.
