Interbreading Dragons

My own quick and dirty way to do it:

Take the mother's race as base creature. Apply partially the half-dragon template of the father; add only the new immunity and breath weapon. Rather than once a day, the new breath weapon is at will (just like metallic dragons have a choice of two breath weapons, it just add them a choice). For the aspect of the beast, merge both races, using the mother's variety as the predominant one. Colors may look like mix of colors or like alloys, or anything you think you need (it's potentially weird for cross-family hybrids like gold/amethyst or red/crystal dragons, for example -- I don't think there's a great probability of seeing a metallic/chromatic crossbreed).

Hmm... Red/Shadow dragon... Fire and shade mixed in one... Cold fire causing negative energy damage... Here's the Balrog dragon !
 

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The purple dragon is in issue 248....along with his cousins the yellow and Orange dragons. The Purple is a total badd@$$. Their claws and teeth are serrated so the wounds take twice as long to heal...and their breath is a combo of fire and electricity and they have control over its form .........1 a cloud over a large area ,but only does half damage.....2 a regular cone, normal damage...or a focused ray of energy against one opponent to give a large penalty to their save....their breath weapon damage cannot be healed by normal means .....cure disease must be cast on every wound inflicted by the dragon before healing and on a natural roll of 20 they sever limbs as a sword of sharpness. Futhermore a creature in a 120% arc in front of the dragon must save vs spell or be blinded when the creature uses its breath weapon..how is that for tough
 

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