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Subject: Dragon Types & Races
Date: Fri, 09 Dec 2005 21:25:15 -0600
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Dragon Types & Races
From the mighty Western dragon, lord of the fire and sky, to the
Imperial Eastern dragon, leader of the mythical hierarchy, the dragon
is a multicultural reptile. Possessing an array of esoteric abilities
breathtaking in their all-encompassing disparity, the dragon is a
powerful and spectacular marvel of nature. It haunts humanity as the
fiery serpent; appears in the guise of the rainbow snake; or plagues
the skies as a six-limbed tyrannous reptile. There is simply no other
creature that matches the dragon's diversity, for this is truly a
beast without limits.
Throughout the world, different cultures and peoples have given rise
to belief in such legendary reptiles, and here in the Types & Races
section, we have grouped the dragons according to their homeland. To
add some flavour, a little background mythology has been splashed
throughout to further colour the information on the legendary dragon.
Lil Stinker
"just havin' fun!"
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