Editing Midgard Dragons (section)

==Sea Dragon==
Whilst their distinctive "shark-headed eel dragon" appearance would be notable enough, sea dragons are notable for a couple of other reasons. One; their god complex - sea dragons believe themselves to be the demigod offspring of the sea itself or various oceanic deities, and expect to be worshipped accordingly. In fairness, they often ''do'' serve as companions or steeds to sea gods. Two; they are actually very whimsical creatures, although their size and destructive capabilities means that a sea dragon's "games" can easily shatter hulls and drown sailors with blithe obliviousness. Three; they are, each and every one, self-proclaimed artists, and meticulously arrange their hoards and lairs to appeal to their own distinctive tastes - sunken ships spilling their valuable bounty from shattered hulls are a major component of every sea dragon's hoard, and they can immediately recognize if somebody has been messing with it.

As part of the original batch of Midgard Dragons, these are found in the Tome of Beasts 1.