1. The Ring Horned Melid:

Ring Horned Melids like to hang around cooler areas of deserts, playing tricks on travelers by shooting harmless static discharge from their horns at their feet. Their slender bodies make them hard to catch both on land and air.

2. The Niveous Nurid:

It is unclear whether these Lung dragons appear where there is snow or if it brings the snow with it. What is clear is that wherever they appear, snowball fights and snowmen are a must!

3. Lúa:

This dragon has a fierce spirit and an even nastier bite, but a gentle heart above all else. She has brought comfort in those darker moments and confidence in the worst trials.

4. The Lionheaded Duster:

Though their horns look menacing, these wyverns love nothing more than to decorate each others’ manes with any flowers they can find, be it cosmos, goldenrods, hyacinths or just wildflowers. They’re specially good with children.

5. The Siesse Sling

While they’re young, Siesse spiderlings (or Slings for short) live a nomadic lifestyle, fluttering around on their own and exploring for a place to call home.