Codex >> Bestiary >> Dragonkin
Recalling the dragons of myth, the dragonkin include a variety of giant reptiles.
Drakeling pyrosaur
This drakeling bears a familial resemblance to the trained drakelings used by some communities as dray animals and guards, but red scales and rippling waves of overheated air surrounding the creature betray its unusual and fiery nature. Natives of volcanoes, pyrosaurs shrug off even extreme heat, and can unleash gouts of flame from their mouths.
Dwarf wyvern
Dwarf wyverns have stunted wings insufficient for true flight, but retain the ferocity, beak, and long tail of their larger brethren.
Trained drakeling
Enterprising wilderkin sometimes capture young drakes and train them as pack animals and guards. The younger drakelings are not yet large enough to carry much, but are capable guards with a ferocious bite and acidic spittle.
Trained thrashling
It's rare enough to see a thrashling, with its triple macetails; all the more remarkable is to find a trained one, for they are both ornery and exceedingly dangerous.
Wyvern broodqueen
Not only much larger than the hatchlings you've encountered in the past, this wyvern also has fully-developed wings that allow it to glide upon the winds that swirl around these high peaks.
