ALOGOIDES
All th dragons in this family look more or less like horses. They live in groups with
a male leader. During mating season, males fight each other to take leadership of a
harem. They are fast dragons and can be easily domesticated
PEGASUS (alogoides mythus) (the species is not copyrighted to me)
Habitat: open valleys
Diet: grass, fruit
Skin type: furry
Wings: feathered
Group size: 4 -20
Can be found as an anthro: yes
Brother species: Unicorn, Unipeg
UNIPEG (alogoides fteroto) (species not copyrighted to me)
Habitat: valleys
Diet: grass, fruit
Skin type: furry
Wings: feathered
Group size: 5-10
Can be found as an anthro: yes
Brother species: Unicorn, Pegasus
WINGER (alogoides nychopterigus)
Habitat: everywhere
Length: 7-8m
Diet: small animals, fruit
Spits: fire
Skin type: scaly
wings: hooked
Group size: 3-23
Can be found as an anthro: yes
Brother species: Unidragon, electric dragon, Risso's dragon
It is the most common of the alogoides. It is often captured and trained as a carrier. Females have a
horse-like mane
RISSO'S DRAGON (alogoides rissorii)
Habitat: valleys, forests
Spits: fire
Diet: small animals, fuit
Length: 5m
Skin type: scaly
Group size: 2-20
Can be found as an anthro: yes
Brother species: winger
Risso's dragons look extremely like wingers, but with the luck of wings and mane. Also, Risso;s dragons
will rarely have the growths on the back.
ELECTRIC DRAGON (alogoides ilectriko)
Habitat: valleys near rivers
Length: 5-6 m
Diet: small animals, fruit, fish
Skin type: scaly
Wings: hooked
Group size: 3 -15
Brother species: winger Can be found as an anthro: yes
This dragon has a unique ability: It can use electricity! The shock can be small in order to scare one
away, or it can even be lethal. It's the reason why it is hard to capture. Some may mistake it with a
white-colored winger, but the e.d has a shorter and more rounded snout, and also a leathal axe on its tail.
UNIDRAGON (alogoides alogodracus)
Habitat: everywhere
Length: 6-8m
Diet: small animals, fruit
Other name: horned winger
Can be found as an anthro: yes
Brother species: winger
It looks much like a female winger with a horn. Both males and females have a mane.
UNICORN (species is not copyrighted to me) (alogoides monocerus)
Habitat: valleys, forests
Diet: grass fruit
Skin type: furry
Group size: 1-30
Can be found as an anthro: yes
Brother species: Unipeg
FALSE HORSE DRAGON (alogoides dipodo)
Habitat: almost everywhere
Group size: 3 -15
Diet: grass leaves, small fuit
Length: 2,5m
Skin type: scaly
Spits: fireballs
Wings: hookless
Can be found as an anthro: yes
They are shy and hard to approach. Its strong and stiff tail can be used at defence.
BLACKHOOF DRAGON (alogoides praseenus)
Habitat: forests
Group size: 1-30
Diet: leaves, fruit
Length: 5-7m
Skin type: scaly
Spits: fireballs
Can be found as an anthro: yes
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All th dragons in this family look more or less like horses. They live in groups with
a male leader. During mating season, males fight each other to take leadership of a
harem. They are fast dragons and can be easily domesticated
PEGASUS (alogoides mythus) (the species is not copyrighted to me)
Habitat: open valleys
Diet: grass, fruit
Skin type: furry
Wings: feathered
Group size: 4 -20
Can be found as an anthro: yes
Brother species: Unicorn, Unipeg
UNIPEG (alogoides fteroto) (species not copyrighted to me)
Habitat: valleys
Diet: grass, fruit
Skin type: furry
Wings: feathered
Group size: 5-10
Can be found as an anthro: yes
Brother species: Unicorn, Pegasus
WINGER (alogoides nychopterigus)
Habitat: everywhere
Length: 7-8m
Diet: small animals, fruit
Spits: fire
Skin type: scaly
wings: hooked
Group size: 3-23
Can be found as an anthro: yes
Brother species: Unidragon, electric dragon, Risso's dragon
It is the most common of the alogoides. It is often captured and trained as a carrier. Females have a
horse-like mane
RISSO'S DRAGON (alogoides rissorii)
Habitat: valleys, forests
Spits: fire
Diet: small animals, fuit
Length: 5m
Skin type: scaly
Group size: 2-20
Can be found as an anthro: yes
Brother species: winger
Risso's dragons look extremely like wingers, but with the luck of wings and mane. Also, Risso;s dragons
will rarely have the growths on the back.
ELECTRIC DRAGON (alogoides ilectriko)
Habitat: valleys near rivers
Length: 5-6 m
Diet: small animals, fruit, fish
Skin type: scaly
Wings: hooked
Group size: 3 -15
Brother species: winger Can be found as an anthro: yes
This dragon has a unique ability: It can use electricity! The shock can be small in order to scare one
away, or it can even be lethal. It's the reason why it is hard to capture. Some may mistake it with a
white-colored winger, but the e.d has a shorter and more rounded snout, and also a leathal axe on its tail.
UNIDRAGON (alogoides alogodracus)
Habitat: everywhere
Length: 6-8m
Diet: small animals, fruit
Other name: horned winger
Can be found as an anthro: yes
Brother species: winger
It looks much like a female winger with a horn. Both males and females have a mane.
UNICORN (species is not copyrighted to me) (alogoides monocerus)
Habitat: valleys, forests
Diet: grass fruit
Skin type: furry
Group size: 1-30
Can be found as an anthro: yes
Brother species: Unipeg
FALSE HORSE DRAGON (alogoides dipodo)
Habitat: almost everywhere
Group size: 3 -15
Diet: grass leaves, small fuit
Length: 2,5m
Skin type: scaly
Spits: fireballs
Wings: hookless
Can be found as an anthro: yes
They are shy and hard to approach. Its strong and stiff tail can be used at defence.
BLACKHOOF DRAGON (alogoides praseenus)
Habitat: forests
Group size: 1-30
Diet: leaves, fruit
Length: 5-7m
Skin type: scaly
Spits: fireballs
Can be found as an anthro: yes
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alogoides teeth
alogoides eggs
Winger anatomy
Risso's dragon
anatomy
anatomy
Electric dragon
anatomy
anatomy
Unidragon anatomy
Flase horse dragon
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