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==Calcium 20==
Calcium dragons have an ominous reputation among the other races. With a pale, chalky-white coloration and a tendency to hoard the bones of their prey, Calcium dragons are associated with death in most superstitions.

Calcium dragons are covered in scales of the aforementioned chalky white color. Great spikes of bone grow out of the dragon's spine during adolescence, beginning with small ridges on the tail and culminating in a great crest on the head. These growths are prized for their strength and their light weight. Alchemists have discovered that if one spine is damaged or removed by hunters, the dragon is able to regrow it quickly by consuming a portion of their stash of bones.

Incredibly light for their size, Calcium dragons are one of the few species of larger Metallics that are capable of regular, long-distance flight. They avoid water, however. Upon contact, their scales begin to heat up and dissolve.

Contrary to the superstitions associated with them, Calcium dragons support a variety of life. Small crustaceans and mollusks have been found to live on the dragon's hide, making themselves at home by shaping its thick scales into shells, alcoves, and coral-like structures.