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"Many dragons prefer to avoid a slow descent into death and leave the mortal coil with their dignity intact. A dragon can simply will its spirit to depart. Upon doing so, the dragon dies, and its spirit is released into the hereafter. A dragon prepares for its departure by consuming its entire hoard. Most dragons also travel to a dragon graveyard and die there. Dragon graveyards are ancient places whose origins are lost even to dragon memory. As a rule, they are accessible only to flying creatures, being situated on mountaintops, in hidden valleys (surrounded by jungle, deserts, or mountains), on islands located in windless or storm-tossed seas, or in the depths of great rifts on the earth."

"A dragon graveyard presents a macabre landscape of blasted earth littered with ossified dragon bones and fresher dragon remains. Every dragon graveyard has at least one guardian, charged with protecting the place. Deep in the Libyan desert lies "Ssej-duil" which translates to "The Silent Lair" in draconic, standing guard over this site is a crystal dragon, a dispassionate watcher aloof from the events of the oitside world."

Done in CS3, best enjoyed in full view

Description
"Many dragons prefer to avoid a slow descent into death and leave the mortal coil with their dignity intact. A dragon can simply will its spirit to depart. Upon doing so, the dragon dies, and its spirit is released into the hereafter. A dragon prepares for its departure by consuming its entire hoard. Most dragons also travel to a dragon graveyard and die there. Dragon graveyards are ancient places whose origins are lost even to dragon memory. As a rule, they are accessible only to flying creatures, being situated on mountaintops, in hidden valleys (surrounded by jungle, deserts, or mountains), on islands located in windless or storm-tossed seas, or in the depths of great rifts on the earth."

"A dragon graveyard presents a macabre landscape of blasted earth littered with ossified dragon bones and fresher dragon remains. Every dragon graveyard has at least one guardian, charged with protecting the place. Deep in the Libyan desert lies "Ssej-duil" which translates to "The Silent Lair" in draconic, standing guard over this site is a crystal dragon, a dispassionate watcher aloof from the events of the oitside world."

Done in CS3, best enjoyed in full view