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<blockquote data-quote="RavinRay" data-source="post: 3441583" data-attributes="member: 16231">I think this is the first plains-dwelling true dragon I've seen. I agree with the burrow ability. Based on the big cats of Africa and Asia, it could be an ambush-style predator, with a pounce ability. As the dragon ages, it becomes more difficult for it to keep itself concealed aboveground, so it ought to move to mixed brush/grass/scrubland to provide it concealment. Maybe it can have tremorsense?We can use one of the energy powers that create fire as a spread or burst for wildfire.A little digression for the aquatic dragons... I did a Word version of them, and also an update with Demodragon, subpsionic gem dragons (and their carnelian dragon representative to Sardior), the two other &quot;missing&quot; metallic dragons (electrum and pewter, to accompany the mercury dragon and to counter the orange, purple, and yellow dragons), as a PDF. I've also got the two jewel dragons, the amber and pearl dragons, in a Word doc. Which one do you want me to attach for you to review? And I just came up with a Aprilesque idea: semi-metallic dragons, named after the semi-metals in the Periodic Table: antimony, arsenic, and bismuth.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RavinRay, post: 3441583, member: 16231"] I think this is the first plains-dwelling true dragon I've seen. I agree with the burrow ability. Based on the big cats of Africa and Asia, it could be an ambush-style predator, with a pounce ability. As the dragon ages, it becomes more difficult for it to keep itself concealed aboveground, so it ought to move to mixed brush/grass/scrubland to provide it concealment. Maybe it can have tremorsense? We can use one of the energy powers that create fire as a spread or burst for wildfire. A little digression for the aquatic dragons... I did a Word version of them, and also an update with Demodragon, subpsionic gem dragons (and their carnelian dragon representative to Sardior), the two other "missing" metallic dragons (electrum and pewter, to accompany the mercury dragon and to counter the orange, purple, and yellow dragons), as a PDF. I've also got the two jewel dragons, the amber and pearl dragons, in a Word doc. Which one do you want me to attach for you to review? And I just came up with a Aprilesque idea: semi-metallic dragons, named after the semi-metals in the Periodic Table: antimony, arsenic, and bismuth. [/QUOTE]

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