Subspecies-specific default morphs for Drakes
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🌸 West morphs are often considered the "default" morph of Drakes, as it's believed many of the first Drakes grew up into these. They have large, spiky ears and big, big paws. They form sizeable, jagged wings on their backs that are separate from their arms and fully capable of flight. The belly scales are 'V' shaped and face downwards. Wests have a large height variety, standing between 4 and 7 feet tall
🌸 Wyvern morphs are much more slender and usually have a longer, trailing naga tail. The arms are much lighter and support large, jagged wings that allow them flight. The ear nubs are much smaller than a west's, though still very pointy. The belly scales are downward-facing 'V' shapes. They have a huge height variation and may stand anywhere between 1'5" to 9'5"
🌸 Lung morphs are the only Drake morph that lack wings, though they're capable of levitation instead. The mouth opens further back on the head than other morphs and the cheek pouches have fluffy tufts coming off them. The ear nubs are more rounded with the first nub being average-sized and the second being quite tiny. The neck is very long and fairly thick with the belly scales partially climbing up it. Arms are a reduced size with small shoulders. The naga tail is very long. There will be a mane that covers at least the back of the neck, but may run all the way to the tail tip. The tail is tufted with a large puff of fur, though this is totally absent in some lungs. The belly scales are flat, not facing up or down. These are the largest of the Drake morphs and while they may stand a modest 4-5' like a joey, they can be up to 19 feet tall! Despite being able to be this big, they themselves may not look supermassive, as the elongated naga tail will account for some of these extra feet
🌸 Amphitere morphs are the Drakes' smallest and, unlike the others, they have feathers on their ears, wings, and chests. Their bird-like wings replace the arms and are set more towards the back of the keke, looking more like an actual bird when at rest than somebody who has regular shoulders with arm-wings popped on. They're more slender than a west and their necks tend to take on a bit of an S-shape (though they're not any longer than average, mind!) The belly scales are rounded and face downward. They stand only 3-4' tall