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No dragons at the shelter so far.

Ocean
Home to pirates, loot, swimmers, dragons and shipwrecks. An exceptionally difficult terrain to traverse, as well as a hazard in and of itself. Though the dangers of the vast blue do nothing to divert treasure-seekers.
Possibble dragons to meet: water dragons, water creatures, aquatic life.

Volcano

This dormant volcano is home to a variety of dangers. It harbors a distinct and eerie sense of foreboding, with spoils to be found by lucky wanderers who are daring enough to wander into the old, flaming pit.
Possibble dragons you might meet : fire dragons, fire creatures, etc.

Desert

Rolling hills of reflective light, plants that are few and far between and a potential oasis of treasure for any lucky explorer to take home, if they should choose to try their luck in the vast dry land that is the desert.
Possibble dragons you might meet: fire dragons, light dragons , earth dragons, fire , light , earth creatures , etc.

Forest

Pillars of wood occupy this area amongst a thick and cloudy mist. Travellers often lose things here, leaving treasures for those who are willing to traverse the treacherous terrain.
Possibble dragons you might meet: earth dragons, light dragons, life dragons, neutral dragons, etc.


Tundra

Blankets of white seek to hide everything from on-lookers. Dropped belongings become buried and hidden from sight within moments, allowing seekers of fortune the chance to make their mark.
Possibble dragon you might meet:???????

City

Parks, schools, homes and businesses - All can be found here, each inhabited by numerous other people and dragons. With such a large population in a consolidated area, the spoils to be found could be limitless...
Possible dragons you might meet:??????

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What are scale sheds?
Well, dragons are like lizards and lizards change skin often, so do dragons here. They leave their imprenentable scales and totally not caring for other people like you to find it. Some of scales and bones have enough magic to 'reborn' the same species again. But if you use thescales of a water dragon , and summon it in a fire habitat , it may revive as a mutation. They are small chance of reviving a dragon entirely , but you can revive it with the scale sheds. You must find the same scales of the same type of dragon. You can also use different scales to make a mutation which is dangerous. That's why you must pay a small fee for it. But most people are greedy and torture dragons by taking off every single scale on them.
Sometimes, your dragon might bring one of them back while they're out exploring.
This gives you the chance to choose what type of dragon you want, by placing the scales in certain area of your choosing to get a species to survive in that habitat. Though, this process won't take a while, expect them bombarding your PM's
We've noticed scale sheds can be split into 3 types - 'normal' , 'whole' and 'event'
'Normal' scale fragments are found during normal explorations to the habitats, 'whole' ones are found in the specific habitat . A 'whole' scale shed can't be used to give a "normal" dragon, nor can a 'normal' scale shed be used to give a "whole" dragon.

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[center]~Adopting a dragon/egg~
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Dragon/egg: (if egg put the description, if dragon put the name of the dragon)
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This egg looks like it doesn't belong; it is brightly colored with white spots. It's much heavier than the other eggs.

Already taken!! Will be replaced soon!!

Already taken!! Will be replaced soon after.

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This smooth egg has a bright blue stripe on it

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This egg shines brightly at the sunlight

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~Hey Prof. Phil , I would like to buy a dragon egg!!~
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Egg: (description only needed)
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~ May I buy some of your tickets please, Prof. Phil??~
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Quantity of tickets:

As you reach the summit of the mountain, you see many large dragons scattered about, some with hatchlings. Nearby, there is a pile of several eggs.

You don't want to disturb the dragons, but some of the eggs are far enough away that you could steal one.

As you walk along the coastline, you see many large dragons scattered about, some with hatchlings. Nearby, there is a pile of several eggs.

You don't want to disturb the dragons, but some of the eggs are far enough away that you could steal one.

As you trudge through the scorching desert, you see many large dragons scattered about, some with hatchlings. Nearby, there is a pile of several eggs.

You don't want to disturb the dragons, but some of the eggs are far enough away that you could steal one.

As you wander through the forest, you come across a cave. Inside the cave, you see many large dragons scattered about, some with hatchlings. Nearby, there is a pile of several eggs.

You don't want to disturb the dragons, but some of the eggs are far enough away that you could steal one

You arrive at the jungle and see many large dragons scattered about, some with hatchlings. Nearby, there is a pile of several eggs.

You don't want to disturb the dragons, but some of the eggs are far enough away that you could steal one

Standard dragons lore
Standard dragons are dragons that are not two-headed dragons, pygmy dragons, or drakes. They can breed only with other standard dragons, and may be bitten by Vampire Dragons. Standard dragons are currently the largest breeding group in this art shop.

Drake's difference of Standard dragons
Drakes are a species unique to my shop. They are often referred to as Drakes to avoid confusion with the term "drake", referring to other types of dragons from other media. Drakes cannot breed with dragons, but can interbreed with one another.

Drakes are not actually dragons, instead appearing to be some sort of distantly related cousin-species. They are similar looking, yet have their own separate characteristics that set them apart from dragons. Unlike their dragon cousins, they are not sapient or as smart. They have antlers, tend to be very calm (unless bred to be otherwise), do not talk, and are shown to be more tame and easily trained.

Drakes tend to be smaller than most dragons, and my irl friend (we'll call them : Phil )has commented that the headcanons drakes do probably be about the size of a large dog. Due to being smaller, they are known for being more nimble than dragons are, with underdeveloped forelimbs if forelimbs are present. These smaller forelimbs are made up for with larger wings that grant enhanced mobility in flight.

I , the creator caretaker of the first Drakes, removed the 'e' from the name to avoid confusion with the term drake being used in other media with different definitions. However, I have always originally intended them to be called drakes and preferred it as so. My original plan for drakes was to actually to continue the Ochredrake types in particular so that over time, ochredrakes would be the official dragon sub-type name, but this has since been changed to drakes since not all drakes are mostly yellow (or other earthy colors).

Apperance
Though it may appear at first that dragons and drakes have much in common, the two are completely separate species. Drakes are smaller and less intelligent than their cousin species, though both dragons and drakes sit comfortably near the top of the food chain. They are always found bearing antlers and leathery wings. Drakes share many of the same habitats that dragons do, and typically hunt in packs.

Non-dragons
This category contains creatures that may be cared after in this shop, but are not considered a type of dragon.

Pygmy dragon's
Pygmies are a specific morphology known for their small size, and are only able to breed with other Pygmies, including myself as a dragon. Most of these dragons in my shop will have "Pygmy" in their name somewhere. Pygmy eggs cannot be bitten by Vampire Dragons due to their size.
Appearance
Pygmy dragons are the smallest category of dragons, being on the same scale as domesticated animals. They are often found around concentrated populations of dragons, relying on their larger brethern to ward away potential predators and leave scraps. As such, the majority of a pygmy’s diet is scavenged. Due to their tiny size, pygmies do not breed with larger varieties of dragons.

Two-headed dragons

Two-headed dragons are likely of a comparable size to standard dragons, given that they share the same size of egg template. However, their two-headed physiology makes them incompatible for breeding with single-headed dragons, nor can they be turned into Vampire Dragons.

Amphipteres
Amphipteres are winged, serpent-like dragons. Though they lack legs, they may have multiple sets of wings.

Eastern dragons
Eastern dragons are long, serpentine dragons. They usually have only four limbs, but some species have wings (although this is uncommon). Oftentimes Easterns will have branched horns, tufts of fur or a mane, and whiskers.

Leviathan dragons
Leviathans have long, snake-like bodies, and have flippers or fins in place of limbs or wings. These dragons are typically aquatic, though this group also includes Stratos Dragons, which are known to be unable to swim. Ask me if you want to know how Stratos dragons look like ._.

Lyndwyrm
Lindwyrms, also known as Lindworms/Lindwurms, have a serpentine body with one pair of legs, or forelimbs, and may be winged or wingless. Some Lindwyrms are unable to fly even when they have wings.

Western dragons
Western dragons are the most populous morphological class in this shop. These dragons are defined as winged quadrupeds, and frequently have horns.

Wingless dragons
Wingless dragons are quadrupedal dragons with no wings. Though sometimes similar to eastern dragons, wingless dragons usually have a shorter and stockier torso than easterns. Some wingless dragons have vestigial wings.

Wyrms
Wyrms lack any type of limbs, giving them the most snake-like appearance of any morphological group. Though they frequently have horns or spikes on their heads and bodies, these traits are not required.

Wyverns
Wyverns are winged, bipedal dragons. Unlike lindwyrms, which have only a set of forelimbs, wyverns have only a set of hindlimbs. Their wings may be either feathered or leathery.

1. Of course , all Pokeheroes rules apply here, isn't it obvious ._.
2.Stealing art is forbidden here , you mustn't steal any of these arts and claim as yours,Hawseentire sees and knows everything.
2.1. If you want to show my art to someone credit me as Hawseentire
3. Trading between dragons and items , must be seen by me , so I can see by myself and note any changes to your inventory.
4.When stea- taking eggs do not edit more , if so , post another post. Because: how will I know if you changed something in your post?
5. Ask me , if your unsure or don't understand something, 'cause there are always some people which dont understand, if so , send me the question through PM.
6. Do not change or delete any posts which you have posted 'cause it helps me keeping track on you!
7. When making your first adoption , or an order please tell me so I can write an inventory , so people can see which dragons, creature's and items do they have!
Important:
Do not push people to trade: items ,dragons etc... You can politely ask them if that's for trade, if not just leave them.
Another important message:
You can only trade between items in this fandom , not with items in pokeheroes. For example trading a dragon for 50, 000 PD. NO RESELLING ANY OF YOUR DRAGONS OR ANY KIND OF ART YOU BOUGHT
8. Oh well, uh... What do they say on the end of the rules? Oh-
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