Editing Periodic Table of Dragons (section)

==Phosphorus 15==
Phosphorous dragons are a genetically unstable species, with four common subspecies, distinguishable by the vibrant colors of their scales. White, Red, Violet, and Black Phosphorous dragons have all been observed in the wild. 

White is fairly uncommon, and is characterized, much as Francium dragons are, by mental instability, a volatile temper, and a short lifespan of only a few decades to a century. The Whites breathe a powerful flame, and will shed a gout of sparks from their hide when struck by edged weapons. In general, it is recommended to use only maces and other blunt weapons when hunting this breed. 

Whites are easy to detect, because in the dark, they glow a faint bluish-green. 

Reds are more stable than Whites, and their scales are very small and flexible, almost like a snake's. With age, the Reds become Blacks, almost inert and without fire. These are the elders of the species, and can live for millennia. 

Violet Phosphorous dragons are only found in close proximity to Lead dragons, and seem to absorb some of the Lead's stability and resilience. This subspecies is genetically distinct from the other Phosphorous dragons, and is rare and poorly studied.