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==Aluminum 13== Aluminum dragons are one of the most common of the Metallic dragons, and although abundant they are not generally a danger to the mortal races unless provoked. The dragons are slightly larger than a horse and serpentine in nature with a series of vestigial wings along the sides of their bodies that are used as reflective plates to attract mates, as well as to control their movement in water. Unusual to the Metallic dragons, Aluminum dragons are not particularly adverse to water and due to their unique physiology are often found living near sources of fresh water. The dragons use this water to produce a low-density gas in a specialized bladder that not only helps them maintain buoyancy, but also can be exhaled and ignited in an orange flame as a breath weapon against intruders. Aluminum dragons’ vestigial wings and scales, despite being fairly weak as a form of armor due to their softness and flexibility, are found to be quite useful as heat sinks and electrical conductors. This gives the Aluminum dragon a natural strength against heat and electric attacks, as well as a product to sell to the mortal races. An Aluminum dragon’s greatest weakness is the touch of a Gallium dragon, which immediately poisons their flesh causing it to rot and fall apart. Depending on the location, this can often be quite fatal, especially if the dragon is affected around its gas bladder which in conjuncture with the Gallium rot can rupture or even explode due to the pressures within. For this reason Aluminum dragons avoid Gallium dragons at any cost, sometimes even fleeing their homes at the slightest sign of ones presence.
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