#fire lizards

3k words already on whatever this is about to be that I started last night. Lmao oopsies. I have a dedicated shelf to this dragon planet and a framed map from a ren faire. 👍

Fire Lizards - They don’t need to bask in the sun, they come out at night to bask in the cool darkness under the night sky.

I went to a Halloween event at the local zoo, it was great! I saw a bunch of cool animals and some great reference photos. I love transforming my photos of animals into fantasy creatures. When I finally finish moving I’ll make more!

Okay, so when all the Dragons started getting sick the fire Lizards are banned to the southern continent right? But what if a few fire lizards took this a bit far, and ended up going Between to different worlds?

The trio find an injured Fire lizard on the sands of the Black Lake, being protective over a nest. They call for Hagrid, and get the golden and her eggs to his hut, where after a week they hatch.

Cue the trio and Hagrid now having a fair of Fire Lizards.

Harry: Golden Rita, Brown Jude, Green Ivy and Fern

Hermione: Bronze Galileo, Blue Michelangelo, Green Amelia and Ruth

Ron: Bronze Griff, Brown Godric, Blue Chudd and Cannon

Hagrid: Gold Goldie (the injured mother), Green Trixy and Jinx

Thanks for the tag, @sc11vb!

Starting a new thread 'cause that one was hella long.

Tiffany Aching, the marvelous young witch of Terry Pratchett's Discworld series. The five books featuring Tiffany spell out what it means to be a witch to me, and I adore them and her to pieces.

Menolly, from Anne McCaffery's Harper Hall series and Pern. She was my first fantasy character love. I wanted to be her, be friends with her, talk about fire lizards and music and dragons.

Victoria Nelson, half blind detective and all around badass from Tanya Huff's Blood books. She was one of the first characters that I recognized as being amazing not 'despite' her disability, but in defiance of it.

Kaz Brekker, from Leigh Bardugo's Six of Crows duology. There's so many thing I find fascinating and relatable in Kaz, from disability to trauma. He's sarcastic, strong willed, and fragile inside the armor.

Inej Ghafa, from Leigh Bardugo's Six of Crows duology. Inej is amazing. Keeping her sense of self and her faith through the horrors she's been through. Being steadfast and loyal to her crew.