• Average lifespan: 3500 years
• Diet: Damn near anything; including, but not limited to meat, seafood, vegetables, and minerals. Terraforge dragons especially have a love for minerals.
• Average number of offspring: 1
• Magic: Powerful inherent magic users. Pseudo-spirits like the Protokeros. They were created by the original God of Storms, Tempest. She was a Greater God, but when she was slain, her usurper was designated Lesser Status.

HOARFROST DRAGONS

Hardy and built for frigid climates, these dragons are known for their furred and feline-like bodies, and are the only breed of dragon not to possess any scales. They have extremely long, tusk-like fangs sometimes protruding from both the top and bottom jaws, curling outward with age. Their massive claws resemble paws more than talons, and are covered in thick fur that trails on the ground behind the foot. They are skilled hunters, and take advantage of their physique to help them hunt silently in the snowy regions most of them call home. They have exceptional eyesight, both in the light and dark. Their breath is a frigid blast of air that can entirely encase creatures in blocks of ice. In some cases, shards of ice are formed and can pierce whatever the dragon breathes at.

• Colors: Hoarfrost dragons can exhibit any natural and unnatural color fur, manes, wings, and eyes.
• Horns: Hoarfrost dragon horns can be any shape and size. Colors are typically natural, but in rare cases, some Hoarfrosts have translucent horns that resemble ice. Ice horns are considered a rare trait, and are not to be used without permission.
• Tusks & Fangs: Hoarfrost dragons always have at least one set of tusks protruding from the lower jaw. Occasionally, some Hoarfrost dragons might sport a pair of fangs from the upper jaw, or a second set of tusks. These teeth must be actively ground down to prevent them growing too long to be usable, and Hoarfrost dragons often gnaw on tree bark or stones. Those individuals with more than four protruding teeth typically have a difficult time surviving.
• Tails and Manes: Hoarfrost dragon tails are always long, and have long trailing fur. Manes are always present, and always thick. Some trail down the back or the center of the belly, but this is not always necessary. Manes most commonly are swept back from the crown of the head, but some individuals like to style their manes over their foreheads like fringe.
• Wings: Hoarfrost dragons always have wings, with more fur on the backside than the underside. The tips of the wing digits are always clawed. The wings must be large enough to facilitate the dragon's flight. Hoarfrost dragons have powerful muscles that do not tire in snowsqualls, and they are capable of flying for hours in harsh conditions thanks to their thick fur coats.
• Eyes: Eyes are almond-shaped and framed with thick lashes that aid with keeping snowflakes from flying into the eye. The sclera is hardly visible, as the iris takes up a majority of the visible eye, and the pupils are slit. Eyes are most commonly shades of blue or gray, but any color is possible.

TERRAFORGE DRAGONS

The most populous of the dragon breeds, Terraforge dragons are what typically come to mind when one imagines a dragon. Their bodies are scaled from snout to tail, and a great many Terraforge dragons exhibit mineral or gem-like growths in various places on their bodies, including their horns. Their scales are as hard as steel, and are resistant to normal weaponry. Each dragon has six muscular limbs; two wings, two arms in the front, and two in the rear. The rear limbs have a raptor-like claw on the innermost toes, used for fighting, hunting, and mining for precious stones and ores. Terraforge dragons are incredibly good at burrowing. Their bodies can withstand extremely hot temperatures, and Terraforge dragons often roost near or inside volcanoes or unforgiving desert climes. They have incredible hearing, and are capable of seeing in the dark. This breed is the smallest of the four, growing to a maximum of 45 ft long from snout to tail tip. Their breath is that of fire, though at times the color may vary depending upon the dragon's age or magical affinity. The temperature of the flame can be controlled, making them excellent at forging metals. It is rumored that the first Terraforge dragons were considered to be close friends of the forge god, Antrim.

• Colors: Terraforge dragons can be any color, although shades of red and metallics are the most common.
• Horns: horns are always conical and backswept to make burrowing easier, and Terraforge dragons can grow several horns around the crown of the head and side of the face. Some have been known to have a trail of spines along their back running to the tip of the tail.
• Tails: Their tails are long and taper to a smaller point at the tip. Some may sport a triangular, bone-like tip that can be used to aid in burrowing and mining.
• Wings: Terraforge wings are massive, scaled, and webbed with a durable leather-like tissue that is resistant to harsh temperatures and tearing.
• Eyes: Eyes are more rounded and upturned, and have two sets of eyelids; the outer lid, and the inner, transparent lid that protects the eyes from dirt and debris. They will either have slit pupils or no pupils at all.
• Mineral Growth: The growths these dragons can sometimes exhibit most commonly resemble minerals and gems, and are either embedded in between scales or at the base of horns like a rocky crust.

MIRE DRAGONS

The enormous ancestors to alligators and crocodiles, Mire dragons can grow to be nearly 60 feet long from snout to tail tip, and have long and wide bodies that sit low to the ground. Their powerful legs not only propel them at great speeds in the water, but also allow them to sprint on land. These dragons make their homes in swamps, hence their name. They are by far the most aggressive of the dragon breeds, and would be considered feral if not for their ability to speak. Their breath weapon is a spray of poison.

• Colors: Mire dragons exhibit mostly natural scale coloration for camouflage, and the top of the body is always a darker color than the bottom.
• Horns: A mire dragon's horns are just hardened and overgrown scales protruding from various points along the top of the dragon's body. These horns will always be symmetrical and run the length of the body from the crown of the head to the tip of the tail. Horns are generally short and stubby.
• Tails: Mire dragon tails are thick at the base and taper towards the end, and are covered in scales.
• Wings: Mire dragons never have wings.
• Eyes: Eyes are round and have a translucent inner eyelid beneath the main eyelid to allow the dragon to keep its eyes open underwater.The sclera is hardly visible, as the iris takes up a majority of the visible eye, and the pupils are slit. Eyes are typically green or brown, but can be any color.

ARC DRAGONS

Arc dragons have long, serpentine bodies that are covered in both scales and short, water-resistant fur. They have four limbs situated at far ends of the body, the furred portion stops around the elbow joint, and the rest of the leg is scaled down to the talons. This breed is the largest of the four, and they can grow to a staggering 80 feet long from snout to tail tip.

• Colors:Arc dragons can exhibit any natural and unnatural color fur, scales, manes, wings, and eyes, although pastel colors are by far the most common.
• Horns: Arc dragon horns are long, and are either smooth or have protrusions like antlers. These act as lightning rods that capture stray bolts whilst the dragon is airborne, and it is able to convert and store the energy to aid in its flight process. Colors are typically natural, but in rare cases, some Arc dragons have translucent horns that crackle with lightning. Lightning horns are considered a rare trait, and are not to be used without permission.
• Tails and Manes: Arc dragon tails are always long, and have a small tuft of fur at the tip that connects to a larger crest of fur running down the center of the dragon's back all the way to the crown of the head. Crests are always present, and the hair is always short.
• Wings: Arc dragons never have wings
• Eyes: Eye shapes can vary, and the eyes are lined with lashes. The sclera can either be visible or not, and pupils are rounded. Teals and pastel blues are the most common eye colors, but any color is possible.
• Whiskers: Arc dragons always have at least two long, thick whiskers that extend to at least the base of the neck. It is possible to have more than one set of whiskers, but extremely rare to have more than three sets.