Dragon Species

Battle Dragons

There are currently 32 different species of dragons that can be used to battle in the game. Some of these are hybrids of two other species.

11 species will be added to the game soon.

Abomibumble

Abomibumbles, like their Gronckle forebearers, have four legs, multiple bumps on the back and tail, and a rounded face with a blunt nasal horn. These dragons also possess two pairs of short horns on their head and single claw-tipped wings — both of which are inherited from the Nightmare side of the family. Dragons: Swamp Abomibumble Sneaky Abomibumble Scally-Slander Gladgut The Smoldering Slaggert

Boneknapper

A member of the Mystery Class, Boneknappers are built in a similar birdlike manner as the Deadly Nadder, albeit much larger. Their natural coloration seems to be a dull olive-green and gray, though it can be hard to see under their armor of bones. Unlike most dragons, which have hard scales to protect themselves from enemies, Boneknapper scales are thin and soft. To counter this weakness, Boneknappers cover themselves in the bones and horns of dead dragons and other animals. As a form of defense, they can use a huge concentration of bones, forming a club at the end of their tail to disarm or injure opponents. Dragons: Grave Knapper Bludgeon Knapper Bog-Blight Skullcrown The Cryptic Collector

Bonestormer

Inherited from their Stormcutter forebearers, Bonestormers exhibit two pairs of wings ending with a pointed claw and a small, defined frill that originates behind their heads and facial spines. Bonestormers also embraced a Boneknapper's clubbed tail while retaining its build and a pair of back-curved horns. Unlike the latter parent species, this hybrid only coats bones on its neck and tail. Dragons: Bog Bonestormer Bulky Bonestormer Maw-Mood Trügrit The Cardinal Combatant

Brooding Boltstamper

Brooding Boltstampers possess the build of a Rumblehorn, while their head, as well as wings, are a mix between their parental species. Similar to the Skrill, they have sharp, metallic spines running down their backs to their tails. Dragons: Wild Boltstamper Gutsy Boltstamper Knock-Rocket Skrillcrusher The Chestnut Knight

Buffalord

An adult Buffalord is one of the largest dragons in the series. The Buffalord's head is similar to a turtle's, with horns growing to the side and forward, like a yak, and a single horn resembling that of a unicorn or a rhinoceros growing atop the skull. It has very large wings and four small legs that are positioned close to the middle of its body. It also boasts a row of spines along its back, with smaller ones scattered on its bronze back too. As a herbivorous dragon, it is quite rotund. Dragons: Thicket Buffalord Hearty Buffalord Frostgnaw Pufferfinch The Auroch King Maeve's Buffalord

Changewing

Changewings are usually red or green. They have teeth protruding out their lip from their lower jaw and yellow eyes. They possess a pair of horns that protrude from the back of their heads, a single horn on their nose, and a pair of antennae with leaf-like lobes that are similar to a Snaptrapper's. The spines on the Changewings are also leaf-like in shape. Their wings are red or green with yellow edges and their size is close to Monstrous Nightmare as shown by Hookfang trying to rescue Snotlout. Dragons: Underwood Changewing Stalker Changewing Hidera Tuaterror The Chimerical Chamomeleon

Crimson Goregutter

Crimson Goregutters are one of the largest land dragons. They are primarily crimson in color with purple details and light undersides. They have four long and stubby legs, with their forelimbs being longer than their hindlimbs. The Goregutters' most defining features are the massive moose-like metallic antlers that adorn their short-snouted heads. These antlers are large and powerful enough to be used as formidable weapons. The tip of their tails is shaped like a battle axe that can be used for defensive and offensive purposes. Dragons: Grainfield Goregutter Gruff Goregutter The Bulwark Wapititan The Magnanimous Martyrium

Deadly Nadder

In appearance, the Deadly Nadder is very beautiful and bird-like: it is bipedal, possesses winged forelimbs, and is about the same size as medium-sized theropod dinosaurs such as Allosaurus. Its small yet keen eyes, equipped with poor binocular vision, are one of the tools it uses to stalk its targets. Its body is vividly colored, with a light beige underbelly, while its wings are mottled, darker shades. In front of its eyes is its curved nasal horn, which is often used to batter opponents; its lower jaw is shorter and wider than its upper, giving it an overbite (this sets it apart from all the other dragons in the film, since — with the exception of the Night Fury — they all have underbites). Ringing its skull is a crown of spikes. Coating the tail is a series of spines that can inject venom into a target. When relaxed, its head spikes and venomous tail spines lay flat, and when alarmed, they shoot upward to intimidate its foe. The tail spikes can also be used to make a rattling noise which it makes right before it attacks, similar to a rattlesnake's. Dragons: Brush Nadder Nimble Nadder Pincher Fireshrike The Lethal Lancebeak Stormfly New Years Stormfly

Deathburple

THIS SPECIES IS NOT CURRENTLY OBTAINABLE IN THE GAME Little is known about this Deadly Nadder-Hotburple cross-breed. Dragons: Cave Deathburple Tormentor Deathburple Kallaidospur Briarvane The Eldritch Deathnettle

Deathgripper

Deathgrippers are medium-sized dragons with long, sharp tusks protruding out from their lower jaws and a row of armored plates lining on their backs. They have yellow eyes and their coloration is mainly red with black spots and stripes. The tails of Deathgrippers are telescopic, just like a Razorwhip's, and are tipped with a venomous scorpion-like stinger. In place of front legs, Deathgrippers possess jagged, razor-sharp pincers similar to that of a mantis. The dragon's back legs are shorter and thinner with two claws on each of them. Dragons: Marshland Deathgripper Miasmic Deathgripper Slaughterdijk Sappheral Fenrir’s Eviscereaper Glaivedriver

Deathly Galeslash

The Deathly Galeslash's head resembles a Deadly Nadder while its body is almost identical to a Stormcutter. However, overall, they have the built of a Deadly Nadder covered with piercing poisonous spines, with added physical characteristics of the Stormcutter, most notably the two pairs of wings and three frills on each side of their heads, as well as a three-finned tail. As a hybrid, this dragon's scales are a mix between its parental species. Dragons: Frigid Galeslash Bitter Galeslash Fog-Stalker Copsekeep The Celestial Royalwing

Eruptodon

THIS SPECIES IS NOT CURRENTLY AVAILABLE IN THE GAME Eruptodons are large dragons, in fact among the largest species introduced in the Dragons: Race to the Edge series, that have a round body and quite a long tail. Their wings are quite large and their heads are as big as their bodies. Their front legs are very small compared to their hind legs and they have several big, spiky lobes along their backs and tails. Its body is covered with thick spineless, volcanic rock armor made of cooled lava. Its eyes are protected by welder goggle-type lenses to help withstand the intense heat. Dragons: (Names may be innaccurate) Unnamed Blue Eruptodon Volcanic Eruptodon? Unnamed Blue Eruptodon Magmic Eruptodon? Unnamed Green Eruptodon The Protector? Unnamed Red Eruptodon The Volcanic Vethorm? Unnamed Purple Eruptodon The Tectonic Thorium?

Fireworm Queen

THIS SPECIES IS NOT CURRENTLY AVAILABLE IN THE GAME Fireworm Queens/Princesses look similar in appearance to the average Fireworm, but have some differences that make them stand out from the rest. For instance, while the common Fireworm can fit in the palm of a hand, the queen is many times bigger, her size is comparable to that of a Boneknapper. She also possesses several horns located at the back of her nape and the front of her snout that together resemble a crown. When not heated-up or near her nest, the Fireworm Queen's normal skin color is a pale gold, with tan colored horns, spots, and underbelly. She also doesn't glow in this state. Fireworm Queens are, like the name suggests, always female and if another female Fireworm were to be born in a nest which already has a queen, the newly born Fireworm (the Fireworm Princess) would fly off to start a nest of her own. Fireworm Queens and Princesses would appear to be the only females in the species. Dragons: The Plain Fireworm Queen Enhanced Fireworm Queen The Verdigriff Homunculosa The Fearsome Flamellion

Ghastly Zapplejack

Ghastly Zapplejacks possess the body of a Hideous Zippleback, including the two necks and heads, but the face, horns, and wings are that of its Timberjack parent. Dragons: Orchard Zapplejack Vast Zapplejack Anveil Gasleak The Slick Nicker

Gronckle

The Gronckle can be a slow, lazy, and cranky bulldog-like dragon, It has been known to fall asleep mid-flight, waking only when it plunges into the sea or crashes into a mountain. They spend the majority of the day sleeping. Because of its tremendous weight and small wings, it would seem impossible for them to fly. However, because the wings of a Gronckle beat at a speed similar to that of hummingbirds', dragonflies', or bees' wings, it is possible for one to sustain flight. In fact, a Gronckle can fly backward, sideways, and even hover in place. However because of their massive weight and small wings they are the slowest dragons in the dragon world. Its tail can be mistaken for the head if little attention is paid to it. Because of its large stout body and clubbed tail, the Gronckle somewhat resembles an Ankylosaurus. It has huge jaws which can be used to hold food. It has a rather blunt nose horn and fairly stubby toe claws. Its legs are practically useless in battle, and due to its short tail it has a fairly small attack range. Dragons: Grove Gronckle Gentle Gronckle Tuffnut Junior  Obsurdian The Molten Magmannette Meatlug Thanksgiving Meatlug

Hideous Zippleback

The Hideous Zippleback is often described as one of the most unusual dragons in the world. This dragon has two long, serpentine necks with rounded spikes on it. These spikes can 'zip' together, in order to create the illusion of one neck. At the end of the necks, are two short heads. The Zippleback has a large horn on its nose, and two thinner horns on top of its head. Like most dragons, they have yellow reptile-like eyes. The teeth in their lower jaw seem to be longer than the ones in the upper jaw, sticking out. They also have two tails, which can also 'zip' together. The end of the tail posses a fin-like structure on its tails. The official website stated that thanks to its relatively short legs and wings, the Zippleback is a slow walker and flier. Despite this, Barf and Belch has been seen flying quite fast. Their legs possess short, but strong legs with four sharp claws. The Zippleback is probably one of the longest of the medium-sized dragons, if not the biggest. Dragons: Valley Zippleback Zesty Zippleback Muck & Tumble Tricky Two-Heads The Squabbling Sparks & Spew Barf & Belch Easter Barf & Belch

Hoarsbrumble

The overall body shape of the Hoarsbrumble originates from its Typhoomerang progenitor, but the neck is incredibly shorter and the head is rounder and tapers towards the snout. The center of the dorsal surface is lined with spikes, with narrow tubular protrusions located on both sides of the chin reminiscent of the Thunderdrum. Hoarsbrumble colors include yellows, blues, and greens in a broad range, coupled with yellow bulging eyeballs. Dragons: Berg Hoarsbrumble Hectic Hoarsbrumble Soft-Squawk Valdwail The Deafening Dawnbrawler

Hotburple

Hotburples strongly resemble their Gronckle relatives, although they have a larger body and wings, as well as their eyes being positioned closer to the snout than to the ears. Hotburples also appear to have a larger tail bludgeon and a slightly smaller jaw, but with sharper and smaller teeth compared to Gronckles. Like Gronckles, Hotburples have tough body scales and hard bumps all over them. Dragons: Floe Hotburple Hearty Hotburple Bush-Wacker Beachcomber The Blistering Belcher Grump

Humbanger

Little is known about this Whispering Death-Snafflefang cross-breed Dragons: Bosk Humbanger Helpful Humbanger Boast-Roaster Bomskewer The Groggy Fogtrotter

Hushbogle

Hushbogles share physical qualities of both parent species, developing a face, neck, and a long tail covered with spikes from the Whispering Death side, as well as being a biped dragon much like their Snow Wraith parent. Interestingly, their overall silhouette and posture superficially resembles that of a Deadly Nadder. Dragons: Gorge Hushbogle Dangerous Hushbogle Mob-Clobber Foehammer The Mythic Murmurquill

Light Fury

Light Furies greatly resemble Night Furies, but they are sleeker with lighter coloring and glimmering textures that include white, cream, and pink. They possess a long, single spine running down the center of their back and light blue eyes. They also have two pairs of ear-like appendages on the top of their heads and a pink-colored nose. Because it is a variant of the Night Fury and not the same species, there are some notable differences. Toothless, the only known Night Fury, has very large scales covering his appendages, legs, and snout. The Light Fury does not show these traits. In addition, the Night Fury has ridges going along the middle of its head, whereas the Light Fury does not. On the sides of its head, the Light Fury has two fewer appendages than the Night Fury, and the head of the Night Fury is slightly longer. The mouth of the Light Fury is shorter, and it doesn't stretch as far across its face as the mouth of the Night Fury. This last trait, however, might just have to do with the personal traits of Toothless and the Unnamed Light Fury, and it may not have anything to do with the species. The wings of the Light Furies are slightly shorter than those of the Night Furies, and they possess no sharp tips at their ends. They are glittery white in coloration and have stripes of glittery light pink running down their wings. The tail flukes of the Light Furies are triangular in shape, white in color, and shorter than the Night Furies'. They have two smaller triangular flukes just above the main ones, these are hard to notice. Dragons: The Light Fury Valentine Light Fury

Monstrous Nightmare

Monstrous Nightmares come in many different colors such as purple, blue, scarlet, or green and possesses a long, snakelike neck and tail. Unlike some other breeds of dragon, it has no forelegs, and its ground-based locomotion is similar to that of Pterosaurs, except that it has a lower profile due to its sprawled wings; it can use its claw-tipped wings to "crawl" along the floor. Their horns might be used as a visual display and in defense, but the swept back position of the horns means it is unlikely to use them in combat. In most pieces of media, this dragon possesses two rows of spikes on it's back, but in Rise of Berk the spikes are replaced by two sails. Its stripe skin patterns seem to mimic that of a tiger's. Find more information on this here. The Monstrous Nightmare is 60 feet long, has a wingspan of 68 feet and weighed about 5,000 lbs. Dragons: Mountain Nightmare Merciful Nightmare Fanghook Charsoul The Blazing Phoenixfire Hookfang

Night Fury

The Night Fury is the fastest, smartest, and rarest of the known species of dragons, as Toothless might be the last known member of his species. It is medium-sized with a sleek, dark body with black scales. It has faint lighter patterns similar to that of a manta ray. The Night Fury somewhat resembles an axolotl or a gecko in general appearance and has two pairs of wings with a shape similar to a bat, two mobile, ear-like appendages on the back of its head that show its mood and help it hear, as well as other pairs around their jaw depending on their age. They also have a pair of large, yellowish-green, cat-like eyes and sharp retractable teeth. Unlike most dragon species, the Night Fury has a short neck and lacks any kind of horns. The tip of the snout is also prominent, resembling the rhinarium of a mammal. The dragon is about 26 feet in length. In flight, the Night Fury's wingspan is unrivalled, bearing approximately 45 feet, making it resemble some sort of stealthy jet plane. This allows it to fly faster, longer and further than any of the other dragon species. It uses tail fins on its tail to help steer and maneuver, similar to an airplane rudder. However, a Night Fury will be incapable of flying if one of these fins is missing or destroyed, which shows that they are also used for ballast in flight. It is capable of taking flight from a standing start like a pigeon. Dragons: Toothless Dreadfall Toothless Snoggletog Toothless St. Paddy's Toothless

Razorwhip

The Razorwhip is a four-legged dragon with a long, slender neck, as well as metal-like, reflective scales. It has a long ledge on the top of its snout and a short, stumpy one on the bottom. Its body is covered in metal armor with two talons on each foot. The Razorwhip appears to have a short, spiky sail and has spikes all along its wings. Its teeth seem to wrap around the edge of its mouth, and it has high ridges over its eyes that resemble eyelashes. Dragons: Quarry Razorwhip Plated Razorwhip Slash-Dasher Hailfate The Searing Seethsizzle Windshear

Ridgesnipper

Ridgesnippers are primarily bipedal dragons with their forearms greatly reduced in length, similar to the Snafflefang. Their heads are large and bulky, as well, and their coloration - patches of color over a contrasting base color - is also similar to Snafflefangs. Ridgesnippers have metallic grey plating covering the dorsal half of their bodies, from a horn on their snouts to the end of a mace-like tail. Dragons: Cliff Ridgesnipper Sharp Ridgesnipper Scar-Carver Broodnestle The Serrated Sapling

Rumblehorn

The Rumblehorn has relatively large wings, a wide torso, and a tail with a club-like hammer on the tip. Its most notable feature is the heavily armed front half of its body with firm armor plates on the neck and a large lower jaw, a battle axe-shaped muzzle, which is always digging in the dirt, looking for scents, and two, very sharp, elongated horns resembling those of ceratopsian dinosaurs, but lacking a beak. The Rumblehorn has a very acute sense of smell and is determined to track down and find anything once it has picked up the scent. In total, they look like a mix of truffle pig, a rhinoceros, a battle axe, and a scarab beetle. Dragons: Arctic Rumblehorn Robust Rumblehorn Flank-Tanker Son of Skullcrusher The Valiant Scarbearer Skullcrusher

Scauldron

THIS SPECIES IS NOT CURRENTLY AVAILABLE IN THE GAME This dragon is gigantic, growing up to a size nearly the same as many giant cetaceans. It is a huge sea dragon that walks on four stubby and powerful legs. They have intense obesity to heat the water they suck in. Its tail is like that of a fish, helping it to swim. When filled with water, the Scauldron's stomach protrudes out and becomes very round. Its neck is very long and thin, and its head is usually fairly slender with its bottom jaw having a sort of pouch that hangs from its chin. When it is out of water for a long time, it begins to dehydrate due to which its skin turns into a shade of grey. Its bottom jaw is very flexible, and it bulges out when filled with water. The bulging of its jaw is an indication that it is going to shoot boiling water. Its eyes are located near the front of its face, and it has a thin, curving nasal horn. It has peg like teeth that are ideal for catching fish, very sharp, and also happen to be venomous. Two or more whisker-like strings are connected to the Scauldrons' upper jaw. They have only been seen in three colors: turquoise, green, and pale blue, although they change color into parched gray when their body loses moisture. These colors are close to that of the ocean and it could serve as a form of camouflage. Dragons: Bog Scauldron Sour Scauldron Unnamed Rare Yellow Scauldron Unnamed Epic Green Scauldron Unnamed Legendary Blue Scauldron

Sheep

Sheep (Ovis aries) are domesticated herbivorous mammals. They have cloven hooves and move well on rocky terrain. Sheep may or may not have horns, or even a double set of horns, depending on breed. Most sheep appear to have thin spiraled horns. It is unclear if the horns indicate differences between gender or age, or are an arbitrary feature. Sheep: Target Sheep Armored Sheep Dragon Sheep

Singetail

THIS SPECIES IS NOT CURRENTLY AVAILABLE IN THE GAME Singetails have a wide, flat body and a long tail. They have four wings, like a Thunderdrum, but with the bigger pair being set lower on its back. They have a spiky face with chameleon-like eyes that allow it to see in multiple directions, as well as several big, sharp spikes along their backs and tails. It has eight extremities (four wings and four legs), two more than any other dragon and with the rearmost pair seemingly a modified pair of extra hind limbs unlike the Stormcutter, which has all four forelimbs as wings. Dragons: Forest Singetail Hotbelly Singetail Stoick Deathlout The Infamous Flamelout

Skrill

The Skrill has large wings and a spiked back and tail. These spines are metallic in nature and conduct the arcing electricity that it uses as its unique firepower. The Skrill possess a crown of spikes on its head which nearly all are the same length. The Skrill's crown can also be used to give it expression, as it is able to control them to be pulled back or forward. Skrills have three short spines on their chin. It also appears to have four shark-like gills on its neck. Its head slightly resembles that of a Thunderdrum or a Flightmare. The proportion of its head, body, and wings are quite close to that of a Flightmare's. It apparently resembles a Night Fury in flight and rivals its speed, being only slightly slower. It's the size of a Deadly Nadder, but incredibly fast, comparing speed to size. Dragons: Marshland Skrill Shadow Skrill Hide-Fryer Revenger The Shrill Boltbeak

Slumberjack

THIS SPECIES IS NOT CURRENTLY OBTAINABLE IN THE GAME Little is known about this Monstrous Nightmare-Timberjack cross-breed. Dragons: Woodland Slumberjack Forest Slumberjack Succubucker Grimlin The Ligneous Cloglogger

Snafflefang

The Snafflefang has a rounded body and a big head. It's first pair of legs are very small, but the second pair of legs are big. It has horns on its snout and on its forehead, a row of spines running along its back, and a spiked tail bludgeon. Its skin color pattern mimics to that of a Holstein cow or a pinto horse. Dragons: Slough Snafflefang Stocky Snafflefang Brute-Wurst Fendmender The Frosty Sparguard

Snow Wraith

The Snow Wraith has a snowy white body and blue eyes. It possesses two legs and broad wings. The Snow Wraith is the only Strike Class dragon to have significantly different types of teeth. Sharp, pointy teeth that are used for biting and tearing cover most of its mouth, while two prominent tusks used for grabbing protrude from its lower jaw. The teeth that are the key to open the Dragon Eye are known to be found just in front of the large tusks. Also, this dragon has a long ledge under its chin and what resembles thick eyebrows. The Snow Wraith has a long tail covered with spikes and a thick, fleshy tongue with bump-like features on it. It has two claws and toes on its feet. The Snow Wraith's wings are unique in terms of structure. The humerus (part of bone connected to the body) is the only part of the wing connected to the body, with the rest of the wing structure is hanging outside of the body. This allows the Snow Wraith to easily walk on four limbs as the wing fingers that stretch to the back of the wing are placed in a very unique way, some of them are close to each other, while the next one would be further apart. This also makes its humerus very strong; while most dragons require extra support from the rest of its wings for speed and stability, the Snow Wraith is still able to fly at very high speeds. Dragons: Wood Wraith Wild Wraith Frostfang Coldreign The Furtive Fleetsleet

Stormcutter

Stormcutters are known for their large size and two pairs of wings. They have owl mannerisms and a second set of wings under their main ones that can split and become an "X". Stormcutter dragons walk on this second set of wings and their hind legs. The wings can also come close together so they can be like one main pair. They have a very muscular and sturdy build. Their face has two long spines that branch off their brow to the side and they have a "smashed" face, kind of like an owl, making them seemingly brachycephalic. They have a three-finned tail and also have many spines down their back and a large "crown" on their head that makes them look even more menacing. Dragons: Woodland Stormcutter Serene Stormcutter Tripfire Gloomleer The Tempestuous Scalestrom Cloudjumper

Thunderbottom

THIS SPECIES IS NOT CURRENTLY OBTAINABLE IN THE GAME Little is known about this Thunderdrum-Gronckle cross-breed Dragons: Thicket Thunderbottom Fierce Thunderbottom Berubble Spardian The Crimson Keeper

Thunderclaw

Thunderclaws have a ledge on their chin and a large sail on their back. Their bodies have large spots or stripes as patterns and they have a thick, fat tail. Thunderclaws are a squat dragon with large bodies and short, but strong legs. They are, for the most part, bipedal but can rest on their forelimbs when necessary. They have a large nose horn and an elongated chin. Their hides have colorful spotted markings of varying colors. Some Thunderclaws even sport iridescent scales, as seen during the introduction to Valka's Bewilderbeast in How to Train Your Dragon 2. Dragons: Tundra Thunderclaw Polar Thunderclaw Sturmundrang Gyllentalon The Valiant Vingthor

Thunderdrum

This dragon relies mostly on its two sets of wings, one primary and one smaller set to the rear, using them to get around and move through the water like a tornado. These dragons have stubby legs and long, skinny tails. It also has a series of backward facing spikes sticking out of its back. The Thunderdrum's body resembles several marine creatures such as a basking shark, a whale shark, a manta ray, or a baleen whale. According to the Dragon Manual, Thunderdrums have really powerful wings and the spikes on their tails are very sharp. Dragons: Reef Thunderdrum Tectonic Thunderdrum Warcry Waveshaker The Shifty Murklurker

Timberjack

A Timberjack possesses a long serpentine-like body, with several short spines along its back ending in an ordinary pointed tail. Their wingspan is huge, and each wing has two hooks which are located in the middle of each wing on opposite ends pointing in opposite directions, which are used by the dragons as weapons and more accurate slicing and as legs, since they obviously lack any. Timberjacks have long necks, a stout head, two horns and several tendrils coming out of their chins, similar to Raincutters and Monstrous Nightmares. Its overall body shape strongly resembles a "legless" Typhoomerang. Dragons: Wetland Timberjack Tricky Timberjack Driftcleaver Axewing the Second The Lithe Loggerjammer

Triple Stryke

The Triple Stryke is a stockily built, arachnid-like dragon with armored plates on its back that resembles an armadillo's and two legs. It has two ear-like appendages on its head. The most notable feature has to be its thick, braided tail that can unwind and split into three thinner ones. Each tail is equipped with a stinger, much like a scorpion, although some individuals, such as Syringaca, have egg-shaped structures on their tail tips instead. Their forelimbs act as pincers, which also resemble a scorpion. Dragons: Common Triple Stryke Slender Green Triple Stryke Stone Mother Deathstalker Emperor Pandinus

Typhoomerang

Typhoomerangs are very large dragons, and they come in a variety of colors including blue, yellow, red, and orange. They have two large horns and orange eyes. The legs are exactly like that of a Monstrous Nightmare. They look like a mix-breed of a Monstrous Nightmare and a Timberjack. Baby Typhoomerangs have a measured wingspan of 20 inches long. Dragons: Forest Typhoomerang Tense Typhoomerang Torch Skywarden The Radiant Skyglow

Voltknapper

THIS SPECIES IS NOT CURRENTLY AVAILABLE IN THE GAME Little is known about this Boneknapper-Skrill Crossbreed Dragons: Underwood Voltknapper Knavish Voltknapper Sunspark Fafnir The Nefarious Nidhogg

Whispering Death

Whispering Deaths resemble more like a giant gulper eel than a Screaming Death, with bulging eyes, spiny face and six rows of rotating teeth in their mouths. They also greatly resemble a serpentine Deadly Nadder, but with no legs and only spikes decorating their undersides. Many consider them extremely vicious and often have nightmares after confronting these horrors. Their gaping mouths are full of deadly rotating teeth. Dragons: Brisk Whisper Guarded Whisper Sky-Pirate Bombwelter The Gritty Sawmaw

Windgnasher

THIS SPECIES IS NOT CURRENTLY AVAILABLE IN THE GAME The Windgnasher is a medium sized dragon, but with a strong built. It has a distinct hump on its back and snout. In addition, it has a crown-like frill at the back of its head. Its body is covered with bumps throughout, and the tip of its tail is armed with a mace-like bludgeon. Its back legs are short, but relatively big, with three claws each. Its front legs are longer, but thinner than the back legs. Despite having a bipedal built, the Windgnasher walks on all four legs. Dragons: Woodland Windgnasher Defender Windgnasher Galegrinder Vindjakker The Arcane Kulingbiter

Zipplewraith

THIS SPECIES IS NOT CURRENTLY OBTAINABLE IN THE GAME Little is known about this Hideous Zippleback-Snow Wraith cross-breed. Dragons: Tundra Zipplewraith Fierce Zipplewraith Snowback Scargrazer Skadi’s Woe

Alphas (Bosses or Titans)

These Alpha dragons are present at the end of a region, or on the Clan's Island. They are dragons corrupted by evil forces. They cannot be used by the player and need to be defeated to regain their free will. Only 5 of them have been seen so far.

Foreverwing

The Guardian of the Forest can be seen on the last level of the Drenchwood Forest, which is part of the Berk Forest and the Hooligan Timberland regions.

Bewilderbeast

The Bewilderbeast can be seen on the last level of Valka's Sanctuary, which is part of the Frozen Tundra and the Coldwind Wastes regions.

Green Death

The Green Death can be seen on the last level of Dragon Island, which is part of the Burning Barrens and the Blistering Badlands regions. The dragon in the second region has a different color and is referred to as the Violet Death.

Screaming Death

The Screaming Death can be seen on the last level of The Screeching Woodlands, which is part of the Wild Woodland and the Barbaric Back-Country regions.

Shellfire

The Shellfire can be seen on the last level of the The Isle of Vanaheim, which is part of the Mysterious Marshlands and Baneful Boglands regions.