#dragon encyclopedia

The eastern Loong is yet another wonder of the draconid clade. These nimble low-profile bog dwellers feed almost exclusively on the decomposing matters and the sprouting fungi, one may say they are herbivorous scavengers. A group of loongs is called a pond,

I decided I would make official media accounts for my future dragon encyclopedia, because I want to get as much traction for this thing as I possibly can. I do, after all, plan on starting a Kickstarter to help me commission artists for illustrations to put into the book, as well as any other expenses that may come my way.

My project here is simply an illustrated dragon encyclopedia, similar to he Book of Dragons from How To Train Your Dragon, and the Dragonology book. There are a few details I'm still ironing out, but it's going to have as much information as I can gather of as many different dragons as possible. From the dragons of myths as thee once were, to the dragons of fiction they now are, and all of the others in between and too new to be known. Dragons are my lifeblood, they are my greatest love and when I see them, I see myself; therefore, to honor them and all they've done for me and others, I will make a dragon book worthy of them...

But I need an audience first, and so that’s where this blog comes in.

There’s a FAQ on the blog page that I put a few initial questions that I thought would be appropriate up there, but I am more than willing to accept asks covering anything not mentioned in the FAQ.

As well, my book is going to have a fictional “co-author” by the name of Kalahan Tarakona, the handsome devil you see in this blog’s icon. It’s just my way of emulating the previous dragon books—Book of Dragons’ Bork the Bold, and Dragonology’s Ernest Drake.