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#01- Ruby Dragon
🕑 Added 2016-09-01 07:48:29 +0000 UTC ✨ Also know as Ruby Dragons, are creatures that are capable of converting any type of mineral into ruby✨Their diet consists of earth, stone and meat.
✨ Their breath weapon, made up of melted rock and sediment, is very akin to molten lava when seen.
✨ Some of the more common skills seen in their species consists of being able to temporaly convert their claws and horns into flame covered rubies as well as the ability to set themselves on fire.
✨ Ruby dragons take about 50 years to reach their adult form.
✨ Adult Ruby dragons generally command armies of younger ones.
✨ Ruby dragons are quite powerful, being a step above other races, but are few in number.
✨ Ruby dragons can only breed with others of their own species and are incompatible with all other races. Furthermore, only 5% of all Ruby dragons are born female, contributing to their low numbers.
✨ Posible affinites: Draconic (always), Mineral (always), Fire (always)
Young adult form
HP: A
MP: C
P.Attack: B
P.Defense: B
M.Attack: B
M.Defense: C
Speed: B
Adult form
HP: S
MP: B
P.Attack: S
P.Defense: A+
M.Attack: B
M.Defense: C
Speed: B
Comments
Blitzdrachin
1) Their adult form looks different but not too much. 2) She should have to have 80 years more xD , sapphire dragons takes longer to reach their adult form, which is a lot bigger than an adult Ruby dragon. So i don't think i will draw her as an adult.
Dtz
So from this you state that Sapphire Dragon are Ruby Dragon but Sapphire Dragons have a genetic mutation that causes them to be what they are. In this update you shown us what a Ruby Dragon's Adult form looks like. So my questions are this 1) Do Sapphire's Adult Form also looks similar or different 2) Does or Will Sifyro have an Adult Form?
Blitzdrachin
no, it has the same bone structure o:
Cres
An adult form? So is this one basically a species? Hm...well I don't really like the color red that much haha ^-^; still though I really like how the wings are translucent and still have the design intact. The younger one has more menacing bone structure on the wings, so I guess they smooth out as they grow older?
