TETRAPODOIDES
The dragons in this family are all four legged. Besides, tetrapodo mean four legged.
POLAR DRAGON (tetrapodoides polico)
Habitat: stolis mountain
Length: 8 m
Diet: meat, fish
Wings: hooked
Skin type: furry
Group size: 1-3 (mother and babies)
Can be found as an anthro: yes
This dragon lives on the high mountains of Stolis. Its wings are small and are used for heating and not
for flying. The chicks look like gray furballs.
BLACK DRAGON (tetrapodoides mavro)
Habitat: forests
Length: 10m
Diet: meat
Spits: fire
Skin type: scaly
Wings: hooked
Group size: 1
Can be found as an anthro: no
Brother species: mountain dragon
This dragon is poorly known. It looks very much like a black-colored mountain dragon. Its horns have a
weird gold-like coloration and the powder that comes from them is a nice and cheap alternative for gold
for jewellery, For this reason, the black dragon was hunted to near extinction, but now it is a protected
species. .This is also the reason why Black dragon anthros were hunted the most during the great
dragon slaughter in the medieval times, in the name of religion. Anthro black dragons have since become
extinct.
MIRUS DRAGON (tetrapodoides mirus)
Habitat: forests
Group size: 2-4
Length: 10-11m
Diet: grass, fruit
Skin type: scaly
Wings: hookless
Other names: hypnotizer, Green dragon
Can be found as an anthro: yes
This dragon has the unique ability to temporary daze its enemies, thus giving it time to flee. Males have
larger crests. They turn red during mating season.
RED DRAGON (tetrapodoides kokkino)
Habitat: valleys
Length: 10-12m
Diet: meat
Spits: fire
Skin type: scaly
Wings: hooked
Group size: 1
Can be found as an anthro: yes
MOUNTAIN DRAGON (tetrapodoides vounisio)
Habitat: mountains
Length: 10-13m
Diet: meat
Spits: fire
Skin type: scaly
Wings: hooked
Group size: 2-4
Can be found as an anthro: yes
Brother species: Black dragon
The mountain dragon is the most common of the tetrapodoides. It nests in caves and mates for life.
PURPLE DRAGON (tetrapodoides mov)
Habitat: everywhere
Length: 7-8m
Diet: meat
Spits: fireballs
Skin type: feathered
Wings: hooked
Group size: 2-5
Can be found as an anthro: yes
Males have a larger crest than females. They use it during mating season to attract a mate. Chicks are
hutched light purple and gain their stripes while aging.
PYGMY POLAR DRAGON (tetrapodoides poilico micro)
Habitat: mountains
Length: 6m
Spits: fireballs
Diet: meat
Skin type: furry
Group size: 1-4
Can be found as an anthro : yes
MANED DRAGON (tetrapodoides leeontaree)
Habitat: open valleys
Length: 2m
Spits: fireballs
Diet: meat
Skin type: scaly / furry
Group size: 3-8
Can be found as an anthro: yes
They hunt in packs. Those are made up of a leading male and his females and young. In a human world,
this dragon would be described as a lion-dragon.
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The dragons in this family are all four legged. Besides, tetrapodo mean four legged.
POLAR DRAGON (tetrapodoides polico)
Habitat: stolis mountain
Length: 8 m
Diet: meat, fish
Wings: hooked
Skin type: furry
Group size: 1-3 (mother and babies)
Can be found as an anthro: yes
This dragon lives on the high mountains of Stolis. Its wings are small and are used for heating and not
for flying. The chicks look like gray furballs.
BLACK DRAGON (tetrapodoides mavro)
Habitat: forests
Length: 10m
Diet: meat
Spits: fire
Skin type: scaly
Wings: hooked
Group size: 1
Can be found as an anthro: no
Brother species: mountain dragon
This dragon is poorly known. It looks very much like a black-colored mountain dragon. Its horns have a
weird gold-like coloration and the powder that comes from them is a nice and cheap alternative for gold
for jewellery, For this reason, the black dragon was hunted to near extinction, but now it is a protected
species. .This is also the reason why Black dragon anthros were hunted the most during the great
dragon slaughter in the medieval times, in the name of religion. Anthro black dragons have since become
extinct.
MIRUS DRAGON (tetrapodoides mirus)
Habitat: forests
Group size: 2-4
Length: 10-11m
Diet: grass, fruit
Skin type: scaly
Wings: hookless
Other names: hypnotizer, Green dragon
Can be found as an anthro: yes
This dragon has the unique ability to temporary daze its enemies, thus giving it time to flee. Males have
larger crests. They turn red during mating season.
RED DRAGON (tetrapodoides kokkino)
Habitat: valleys
Length: 10-12m
Diet: meat
Spits: fire
Skin type: scaly
Wings: hooked
Group size: 1
Can be found as an anthro: yes
MOUNTAIN DRAGON (tetrapodoides vounisio)
Habitat: mountains
Length: 10-13m
Diet: meat
Spits: fire
Skin type: scaly
Wings: hooked
Group size: 2-4
Can be found as an anthro: yes
Brother species: Black dragon
The mountain dragon is the most common of the tetrapodoides. It nests in caves and mates for life.
PURPLE DRAGON (tetrapodoides mov)
Habitat: everywhere
Length: 7-8m
Diet: meat
Spits: fireballs
Skin type: feathered
Wings: hooked
Group size: 2-5
Can be found as an anthro: yes
Males have a larger crest than females. They use it during mating season to attract a mate. Chicks are
hutched light purple and gain their stripes while aging.
PYGMY POLAR DRAGON (tetrapodoides poilico micro)
Habitat: mountains
Length: 6m
Spits: fireballs
Diet: meat
Skin type: furry
Group size: 1-4
Can be found as an anthro : yes
MANED DRAGON (tetrapodoides leeontaree)
Habitat: open valleys
Length: 2m
Spits: fireballs
Diet: meat
Skin type: scaly / furry
Group size: 3-8
Can be found as an anthro: yes
They hunt in packs. Those are made up of a leading male and his females and young. In a human world,
this dragon would be described as a lion-dragon.
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Mountain dragon
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