Dragons

Dragon Classes Part 2[Fandom] Tracker Class The Tracker Class is a new class discovered in Race to the Edge. Natural born hunters, Tracker Class dragons have a highly acute sense of smell or taste that enables them to track down and find things. The dragon species included are: Common Rockstomper Deadly Nadder Mudraker Rumblehorn Snifflehunch Submaripper Thunderclaw Windgnasher Sharp Class Sharp Class dragons are vain and prideful, and they all possess sharp body parts. The dragons included are: Devilish Dervish Egg Biter Grim Gnasher Hackatoo Raincutter Razorwhip Scuttleclaw Shivertooth Speed Stinger Stormcutter Thornridge Timberjack Windstriker  Tidal Class Tidal Class dragons live in or near the ocean, and unlike most dragons, they do not breathe fire as their ranged attacks, and although very few can, they rarely do use them. The dragons in this class are generally larger in size than most of the other classes. Hicc

Dramillion Part 2[Fandom] “ The Dramillions are capable of multiple attacks, which makes them perfect training dragons. And with their tails manacled, they can't fly away.   [src] ” —  Fishlegs The  Dramillion  is a medium-sized  Mystery Class   dragon  that first appeared in  Dragons: Race to the Edge . Contents [ show ] Official Description “ Although normally withdrawn and wary of  humans , Dramillions mimic the fire blast of any dragon they encounter. With their striking coloration, peaked crown, and curved beaks, Dramillions have often been called the parrots of the dragon world for these uncanny creatures can also repeat any kind of dragon fire they see. The Dramillion duplicates blasts that look — and burn — like the real thing. It's no wonder, then, that  Dragon Hunters  once forced Dramillions to reproduce their many fire forms for training drills. Dramillions have the highest shot count of any other dragon species by far. But even these copycats will