Changewing

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Changewing
 
Information
Class
Mystery
Fire Type:
Hot, corrosive, viscous acid that can burn through wood, rock, and dragon-proof metal
Features
Side horns protruding from head;
Antennae with leaf-like lobes;
Underbite;
Nasal horn
Abilities
Camouflage;
Prehensile tail;
Hypnosis
Colors:
Red, with orange at the edge of the wings and a cream underbelly
Green with a cream underbelly
Size:
Medium: 59 feet 8 inch (18.2 meters) long;
8 feet 4 inches (2.54 meters) tall

Diet:
Wild Boar
Smaller dragons such as the Night Terror
Roar:
Yes

Habitat:
Temperate forests
Distribution:
Baldr's Table
Black Heart Bay
Cavern Island
Changewing Island
Chocolate Falls
Clover Coast
Dragon's Edge
Edge Cove
Fireworm Island
Gathering Gulf
Horrendous Point
Isles of Doom
Maddening Marsh
Marsh of the Mad
Mother's Shield
Ostara Isle
Perilous Paradise
Rejuvenisle
Screaming Death Island
Ship Graveyard
Shivering Shores
Tender Tides
Unlandable Cove
Unnamed Island

Trainable:
Yes
Statistics
  Attack
9[1]
  Speed
14[1]
  Armor
1[1]
 Firepower
12[1]
  Shot 
Limit
10[1]
  Venom
0[1]
  Jaw Strength
2[1]
  Stealth
20[1]
Known Dragons
Individuals:
Changewing that Bork met in Book of Dragons
Female Changewing Pack in "Gem of a Different Color"
Wild Changewing in "We Are Family, Part 1"
Outcast Changewing in We 
Written By: Moeen Faisal
Illustrated By: Moeen Faisal

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