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<blockquote data-quote="Cleon" data-source="post: 6919675" data-attributes="member: 57383">Let's get the basics sorted out first.Presumably we're keeping the Foxdragon's Burn, Flight and Heat Haze abilities.I'm thinking we should give the Fox Dragon a &quot;fiery aura&quot; ability so it can surround its body in fire if it wants to, maybe based on the &quot;Water Fire&quot; ability of some Lung Dragons.We should probably also give it Fire Immunity like a Lung Wang.Come to think of it, shouldn't the regular Foxdragon have Fire Immunity or at least fire resistance? It does have the abilities to surround itself in a heat haze and have its tail bursts into flame!Also, we need to decide if it has an elemental subtype. All the existing Lung Dragons are Air, Earth or Water creatures. Considering its abilities Fire is the obvious pick, but I'd be OK not giving it an elemental subtype since the Foxdragon doesn't have one, leaving it with just the Spirit subtype. Not all fire-using creatures have to have the Fire subtype.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cleon, post: 6919675, member: 57383"] Let's get the basics sorted out first. Presumably we're keeping the Foxdragon's Burn, Flight and Heat Haze abilities. I'm thinking we should give the Fox Dragon a "fiery aura" ability so it can surround its body in fire if it wants to, maybe based on the "Water Fire" ability of some Lung Dragons. We should probably also give it Fire Immunity like a Lung Wang. Come to think of it, shouldn't the regular Foxdragon have Fire Immunity or at least fire resistance? It does have the abilities to surround itself in a heat haze and have its tail bursts into flame! Also, we need to decide if it has an elemental subtype. All the existing Lung Dragons are Air, Earth or Water creatures. Considering its abilities Fire is the obvious pick, but I'd be OK not giving it an elemental subtype since the Foxdragon doesn't have one, leaving it with just the Spirit subtype. Not all fire-using creatures have to have the Fire subtype. [/QUOTE]

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