Flightmare

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Flightmare

Information
Class
Mystery (Originally Strike)
Fire Type:
Paralyzing toxic mist
Features
Many wing tendrils
Split tail
Translucent wings
Barbels
Abilities
Glows brighter when consuming Glowing Algae
Loud banshee-like scream
Potent mist Can freeze victims with fear
Colors:
Bioluminescent neon Blue with a lighter Underbelly
Size:
Medium: 30 feet (9.1 meters) long
70 inch (1.7 meters) tall
Weight
600 lbs (272.2 kg)
Wingspan
50 feet (15.3 meters)

Diet:
Glowing Algae
Other Algae (School of Dragons)
Roar:


Habitat:
Unknown (Possibly anywhere as long as it follows the Glowing Algae filled streams)
Distribution:
Blighted Bog
Hermit's Garden
Isle of Berk
Marsh of the Mad
Northern Swamp
Scuttleclaw Island
Shivering Shores
Snarl Haven
Unnamed Islands
Trainable:
Uncertain
Statistics
  Attack
5 [1]
  Speed
14 [1]
  Armor
6 [1]
 Firepower
12 [1]
  Shot
Limit
4 [1]
  Venom
10 [1]
  Jaw Strength
5 [1]
  Stealth
7 [1]
Known Dragons
Individuals:
Hofferson's Bane
Viggo's Flightmare
Trancemare
Skystreaker
Exotic Flightmare
Injured Flightmare
Written By: Moeen Faisal

Illustrated by: Moeen Faisal

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