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Published: 2013-12-04 08:04:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 27008; Favourites: 785; Downloads: 268
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all the cool kids are doing them, right? anyway I wanted to make a size chart for my own reference, if nothing else! for the most accuracy I used the official art and just manipulated the dragons to stretch out their spines. the human silhouette is 1.83m/6'.
individual size references for dragons can be found at the following links:
-Skydancers, Mirrors, Snappers, Ridgebacks & Imperials
-Spirals, Fae
-Wildclaws, Tundras, Pearlcatchers, Guardians
reblog this post at tumblr here!
dragon species are property of Flight Rising and the original art of each dragon belongs to !
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Hard to tell, but I think a Fae is about the size of a large vultureΒ
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You are missing the Coatl and the Bogsneak and the Nocturne
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im now feeling really awkward about the fact that ive been furiously breeding a guardian and a fae for the past few weeks
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This is why you don't breed Imperials and Faes together. >>
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Nocturne is a new species, along with snappers and coatls rip
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seeing this i'm scared to see any imperial & fae breeding couples
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Same thought. I was like "I will never breed a Fae and Imp ever again" XDD
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can you do one with the heights of the dragons?
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I bred once a female fae with a male imperial... And that imp wasn't even a small one :'<
Random replies ftw.
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Well... A friend of mine keeps saying that imperials must have reeeeeally small things.........
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This! This is extremely useful! Thank you very much for making this! :3 Definitely worth a favourite for future reference. x3
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i haven't gotten a chance to play this game
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You able to do an update with coatl and nocturne at all? I'd love to see the comparison visually.
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..This makes me find it funny that I have a Fae, Pearlcatcher and Imperial all on my coliseum team.
Welp.
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I suddenly feel very amused about the fact that I bred my male Fae with a female Ridgeback. Oh dear, good thing he didn't get lost!
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my starter is a female Fae and her partner is a Guardian. I don't want to think on that too much.
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Don't mind the fact that I'm replying to an old post, haha. Coatl dragons were released on the fourth (4th) of January, in 2014. This chart was made in 2013.
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Coatls aren't on here, but i think they should be between guardians and snappers.
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its funny why they didn't add emΒ
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Question, though! On the individual size references you linked to, are those all fully-grown dragons? Because I read dragons continue to grow after they hit the "adult" stage. How do you know when they've stopped growing, whether they're not fully grown or they're just naturally small?
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Wow, I had no idea that tundras and Spirals were so small!
Thanks for the reference!
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This must be updated with Coatls's size too.
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I looked at this and my progenitors are a female fay and aΒ male guardian and I'm just sitting here like (and pardon me for the language) "I've bred them twice, how was she not impaled by his massive dragon dick??"
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Bukkakke. That is all.
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I pictured Mirrors to be smaller honestly so im really surprised
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Now all I'm thinking about is Fae males being like, male chihuahuas, trying to mount the larger breed females...
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I just bred my male tundra with my female ridgeback... How did they even? just...What?. Awesome size chart though ^^
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My firs mated pair in FR was with a Fem. Guardian and a Male Fae . . . O.O; Good heavens . . .
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I honestly wonder why they made the sizes so, well, different. It's odd that the dragons: A) can all breed together, B) are all the same size in the Coliseum, C)are all the same size all over the site. It's an odd choice to suddenly say "But wait! These dragons over here are about 12342934 times the size of these other dragons." /shrug
Great chart, though! I'd love to see it updated with a coatl. I don't have one yet, so I don't know what to expect from them. (It will be a mysteryyyy.)
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That's scary, I mean I knew they (Imps, Ridge, and Guardians) were gonna be huge, but I was not expecting that big. Though I can't help, but ponder that some of my Imps are 13 m and under. Most of them being adults. Some of them actually being trained. Heck some of them are smaller than the hatchling imperial I have. I'm very confused, was there any Fae genetics in the size of some of my imperials?
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Like many people I had no idea spirals were so small until I started recently looking at all the values.
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This is great. I never knew spirals were so small.
-- And imps so freakin' large.
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THANK. YOU.Β
I CAN FINALLY IMAGINE ALL MY DRAGONS.
now think of it
ridgeback or guardians
breeding with faes
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