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Description
Not too much to say about this bruser; he's in the "helllkite" class (classes based on size and aggresivness). He breathes little fire but a sulfurous, noxious gas bursts forth with some bit of ignition which blinds his foe at the least. As formidable as he is, he prefers to avoid confrontation sans to defend his territory.

Besides eating he spends most all his time collecting treasure and building up a nest (which rests just above water) to attract a mate. Females are smaller, have very small frills, and lack the green flourish but are quit picky about who they mate with since they mate for life.

The youngsters are born smaller than their mountainous cousins but more are born at a time. Also unlike their cousins, the hatchlings are not left to sit in the nest all day. They hunt fish and eventually juvinile crocodiles and other beasts. Both mother and father watch over them; protecting but not feeding them (except for metals for their scales). This leads the juviniles to be excelent hunters.

While their murky scales lead little to be desired by man and their "fog" undesireable prey for other dragons, their biggest threat as adults are themselves. The larger they become the more food they require and they are not above canibalism. Roaming "bulls" will often kill other males to steal their nest mound and treasure to take a mate for themselves. An a meal to last months.

More about nests in the future maybe?

Description
Not too much to say about this bruser; he's in the "helllkite" class (classes based on size and aggresivness). He breathes little fire but a sulfurous, noxious gas bursts forth with some bit of ignition which blinds his foe at the least. As formidable as he is, he prefers to avoid confrontation sans to defend his territory.

Besides eating he spends most all his time collecting treasure and building up a nest (which rests just above water) to attract a mate. Females are smaller, have very small frills, and lack the green flourish but are quit picky about who they mate with since they mate for life.

The youngsters are born smaller than their mountainous cousins but more are born at a time. Also unlike their cousins, the hatchlings are not left to sit in the nest all day. They hunt fish and eventually juvinile crocodiles and other beasts. Both mother and father watch over them; protecting but not feeding them (except for metals for their scales). This leads the juviniles to be excelent hunters.

While their murky scales lead little to be desired by man and their "fog" undesireable prey for other dragons, their biggest threat as adults are themselves. The larger they become the more food they require and they are not above canibalism. Roaming "bulls" will often kill other males to steal their nest mound and treasure to take a mate for themselves. An a meal to last months.

More about nests in the future maybe?