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In Dragon Age: Inquisition, itвЂ™s almost a given that enemies come in a variety of flavors.

In addition to fights with the Venatori and the Red Templars (and you may have even encountered Corypheus), youвЂ™re trying to ward off spirits and Demons from the Fade. I come up with theories about dragons.So youвЂ™re trying to keep Thedas safe from the Breach. Of course, in the end, it's whatever makes you happiest: Sliquifier, Tide Glider, or Scauldron. (Of course, in School of Dragons we also ride Night Terrors and Smothering Smokebreaths, which are too small to ride, and Snow Wraiths, which are completely untrainable, so being canon in the training category is not something School of Dragons seems to care about, anyway.) According to the franchise, Scauldrons can be trained but are too wild to ever be ridden. It is described as the most vicious sea-dwelling dragon.and sea-dwelling dragons include the Submaripper and the Seadragonus Giganticus Maximus! Finally, I don't really like Scauldrons being in SoD because it's not canon. As for personality, I'm turned off a lot by their description in the franchise: a sea monster that has no conscience and consumes other dragons (particularly my beloved Sliquifiers). However, even on a game basis, I always thought the way they look getting around in SoD on their bellies with their feet moving uselessly in the air was pretty weird and wrong. They do have their own original animations, and they look pretty great with some cool colorations. Scauldrons are probably my least favorite of the bunch, but going off pure animations and usefulness in the game, probably one of the better choices. And again, I'm just confused how this thing is supposed to move on land. The Dragons: Rise of Berk version doesn't have those, and because they seem so lacking in detail, they really feel wrong to me. However, I don't know how I feel about the back legs they put on it in School of Dragons. And in terms of personality, it's also a good dragon, gentle and caring with healing abilities, though a bit skittish. I love how it actually has an appearance inspired by real sea dragons (relatives of sea horses). The Tide Glider is definitely a unique dragon, though. When a Tide Glider or Scauldron does this, it's pretty obvious they're supposed to be in water. Plus, it looks the most like a creature that can actually follow your Viking around on land in SoD. Such a gentle creature, loyal and trustworthy! I was so in love with their description that I created a Viking OC just so the Sliquifier could be his main dragon, even though I'm not a big Tidal Class fan.

I'm the kind of person that picks dragons due to their personality descriptions rather than looks and animation even though that has no bearing on the game whatsoever, so.my favorite is the Sliquifier. Currently unnamed female Woolly Howl oc.Дon't be afraid to go out on a limb. Drawing by Rae Didgeridoo, edit by AniuRavenwolf. I don't plan to get any more, as I prefer to keep a smaller group rather than having hundreds of them. I currently have seven dragons, which includes two ocs that I do not have in the game. My favourite dragons are Woolly Howls and Deadly Nadders, favourite colours are orange and green. My viking username is DA WOOLLY HOWL, though I have since decided that my character's name is Seth. I should probably say a little bit about myself, since you're reading this anyway. I should warn you that any form of hacking, cheating, or abusing glitches to gain advantage over others is against our rules.

The clan is open to any who would like to join, just PM me if you are interested. I am DA WOOLLY HOWL, leader of The Blazing Inferno. Second clan banner kindly made by CALL OF THE DEATH SONGXXX

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