#compendium entry

DRACONIS COMPENDIUM 

Chameleon Dragon Squamatafictus chamaeleonidae

The chameleon dragon (S. chamaeleonidae) is a member of the reptile-mimicking dragon genus Squamatafictus. Chameleon dragons are known for their ability to adapt to any type of environment, despite a distinct preference for rain forests. They have long tongues that can be used to latch onto prey from afar. They may also use a sleep gas that they expel as a breath weapon to stun prey or foes; chameleon dragons are generally cowardly and prefer flight over fight. Despite speaking primitive draconic, most chameleon dragons do not engage in conversations with non-draconids. 

Entry by M. Darkbringer, 9/19/2019; Authorized 9/20/19 by the Wizard’s Organization of Taxonomic Classification

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DRACONIS COMPENDIUM

Geode Dragon Geodine geodine

The geode dragon (G. geodine) is a member of the non-metallic gem-based dragon genus Geodine. Geode dragons are born from geodes. They are born with only a hard, rocky outer layer of scales that breaks away to reveal gem scales underneath. This gives older dragons larger gem coverage. They also come in many gem variations, some being rarer than others. Their scales are not truly composed of that gem; they are far stronger and immune to the geode dragon’s signature acid spray attack.

Entry by M. Darkbringer, 10/15/2019; Authorized 10/27/19 by the Wizard’s Organization of Taxonomic Classification

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