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1d4chan>QuietBrowser: Added brief section on the Lantern and Keyhole Dragonettes of Midgard.

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	{{topquote\|It is about 3 feet long from its horned nose to the tip of its sinuous tail, and has a wingspan the same size. Its scales are brightly colored, predominantly green but with patches or bands of yellow, black, blue, and fiery red. A feathery crest runs from the top of its head down its spine, ending in a soft tuft at the creature’s tail. Its eyes are large and yellow, and its teeth are needle-sharp\|''d20 Past''}}		{{topquote\|It is about 3 feet long from its horned nose to the tip of its sinuous tail, and has a wingspan the same size. Its scales are brightly colored, predominantly green but with patches or bands of yellow, black, blue, and fiery red. A feathery crest runs from the top of its head down its spine, ending in a soft tuft at the creature’s tail. Its eyes are large and yellow, and its teeth are needle-sharp\|''d20 Past''}}
	[[D20 Modern\|d20 Modern]] supplement ''d20 Past'' includes a monster known simply as "Dragonet". The d20 Modern version of the [[Sorcerer]] in the same book gains one automatically as a familiar. The description and picture (where is with a ''really'' poorly drawn master) don’t really match any established type of dragonet, nor does its statistics (notably it’s of animal intelligence if not a familiar).		[[D20 Modern\|d20 Modern]] supplement ''d20 Past'' includes a monster known simply as "Dragonet". The d20 Modern version of the [[Sorcerer]] in the same book gains one automatically as a familiar. The description and picture (where is with a ''really'' poorly drawn master) don’t really match any established type of dragonet, nor does its statistics (notably it’s of animal intelligence if not a familiar).

			==Dragonettes of Midgard===
			In the campaign setting of [[Midgard]], the concept of dragonets as the smallest, most "animalistic" of the dragon family has been revived. Linked to the greater [[Drake]] family, these mini-dragons are called '''Dragonettes''', and so far only two explicit breeds have manifested in the [[Tome of Beasts]] series.

			'''Lantern Dragonettes''' feed on candle wax and can emit glowing light from their torsos. They are believed to be the result of some wizard magically fusing a radiance [[elemental]] and a paper drake.

			'''Keyhole Dragonettes''' are flightless dragonettes that look something like a cross between a dragon, a weasel and a pangolin. They were bred as vermin hunters, but they've also proven to be natural lockpicks, making them popular pets for [[rogue]]s.

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1d4chan>Nubnuber: /* Firedrake */

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Firedrake

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	==Firedrake==		==Firedrake==
	[[Image:~~Dragonet,~~ Firedrake.~~gif\|200px~~\|thumb\|right]]		[[Image:Firedrake MM 2e.png\|thumb\|right]]
	Despite being one of the original three dragonets, having first appeared in the Fiend Folio, the '''firedrake''' (also spelled "fire drake", depending on where you look) never really caught on. This may be because of perceived overlapping with the pseudodragon.		Despite being one of the original three dragonets, having first appeared in the Fiend Folio, the '''firedrake''' (also spelled "fire drake", depending on where you look) never really caught on. This may be because of perceived overlapping with the pseudodragon.

1d4chan>Agiletek at 04:45, 5 July 2020

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	==Faerie Dragon==		==Faerie Dragon==
	[[Faerie Dragon\|See its page for full details]]. But, in summary, faerie dragons are benevolent, mischievous trickster dragons who can easily be distinguished from other dragonets by their butterfly-like wings, which makes them look kind of like the result of a drunken union between a [[pseudodragon]] and a [[pixie]].		[[Faerie Dragon\|See its page for full details]]. But, in summary, faerie dragons are benevolent, mischievous trickster dragons who can easily be distinguished from other dragonets by their butterfly-like wings, which makes them look kind of like the result of a drunken union between a [[pseudodragon]] and a [[pixie]].

			=="Dragonet"==
			{{topquote\|It is about 3 feet long from its horned nose to the tip of its sinuous tail, and has a wingspan the same size. Its scales are brightly colored, predominantly green but with patches or bands of yellow, black, blue, and fiery red. A feathery crest runs from the top of its head down its spine, ending in a soft tuft at the creature’s tail. Its eyes are large and yellow, and its teeth are needle-sharp\|''d20 Past''}}
			[[D20 Modern\|d20 Modern]] supplement ''d20 Past'' includes a monster known simply as "Dragonet". The d20 Modern version of the [[Sorcerer]] in the same book gains one automatically as a familiar. The description and picture (where is with a ''really'' poorly drawn master) don’t really match any established type of dragonet, nor does its statistics (notably it’s of animal intelligence if not a familiar).

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67.247.202.155 at 01:40, 7 July 2018

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	The '''Dragonets''' are an obscure subspecies of [[Dragon]] from early editions of [[Dungeons & Dragons]], characterized by their diminutive stature, generally minimalistic magical abilities, and their willingness to respond to offers of [[familiar]]hood by [[wizard]]s and [[Sorcerer (Dungeons & Dragons)\|sorcerers]]. The name first appeared in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 2nd edition, when the three "mini-dragons" that had appeared before that point - the [[Pseudodragon]], the [[Faerie Dragon]], and the Firedrake - were lumped together as members of a single party. Sadly, only the pseudodragon and faerie dragon really caught on with gamers, not helped by the fact that half of the dragonets only appeared in [[Dragon Magazine]] #~~267~~, and whilst those went on to appear in every single edition, the others have remained lost in the mists of AD&D.		The '''Dragonets''' are an obscure subspecies of [[Dragon]] from early editions of [[Dungeons & Dragons]], characterized by their diminutive stature, generally minimalistic magical abilities, and their willingness to respond to offers of [[familiar]]hood by [[wizard]]s and [[Sorcerer (Dungeons & Dragons)\|sorcerers]]. The name first appeared in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 2nd edition, when the three "mini-dragons" that had appeared before that point - the [[Pseudodragon]], the [[Faerie Dragon]], and the Firedrake - were lumped together as members of a single party. Sadly, only the pseudodragon and faerie dragon really caught on with gamers, not helped by the fact that half of the dragonets only appeared in [[Dragon Magazine]] #272, and whilst those went on to appear in every single edition, the others have remained lost in the mists of AD&D.

	==Firedrake==		==Firedrake==

1d4chan>QuietBrowser: /* Monstergirls? */

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Monstergirls?

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	{{Monstergirls}}		{{Monstergirls}}

	Despite what you might think, given they offer a possibility for [[loli]] and/or [[shortstack]] [[dragon]]-girls, dragonets have never received the [[monstergirls]] treatment on /tg/. This is no doubt due to the race's obscurity.		Despite what you might think, given they offer a possibility for [[loli]] and/or [[shortstack]] [[dragon]]-girls, dragonets have never received the [[monstergirls]] treatment on /tg/. This is no doubt due to the race's obscurity. Then again, there are a handful of faerie dragon-girls out there on the internet, so, who knows?

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1d4chan>Biggus Berrus at 10:31, 18 November 2017

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	The '''Dragonets''' are an obscure subspecies of [[Dragon]] from early editions of [[Dungeons & Dragons]], characterized by their diminutive stature, generally minimalistic magical abilities, and their willingness to respond to offers of [[familiar]]hood by [[wizard]]s and [[Sorcerer (Dungeons & Dragons)\|sorcerers]].		The '''Dragonets''' are an obscure subspecies of [[Dragon]] from early editions of [[Dungeons & Dragons]], characterized by their diminutive stature, generally minimalistic magical abilities, and their willingness to respond to offers of [[familiar]]hood by [[wizard]]s and [[Sorcerer (Dungeons & Dragons)\|sorcerers]]. The name first appeared in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 2nd edition, when the three "mini-dragons" that had appeared before that point - the [[Pseudodragon]], the [[Faerie Dragon]], and the Firedrake - were lumped together as members of a single party. Sadly, only the pseudodragon and faerie dragon really caught on with gamers, not helped by the fact that half of the dragonets only appeared in [[Dragon Magazine]] #267, and whilst those went on to appear in every single edition, the others have remained lost in the mists of AD&D.

	The name first appeared in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 2nd edition, when the three "mini-dragons" that had appeared before that point - the [[Pseudodragon]], the [[Faerie Dragon]], and the Firedrake - were lumped together as members of a single party. Sadly, only the pseudodragon and faerie dragon really caught on with gamers, not helped by the fact that half of the dragonets only appeared in [[Dragon Magazine]] #267, and whilst those went on to appear in every single edition, the others have remained lost in the mists of AD&D.

	~~==Pseudodragon==~~
	[[Pseudodragon\|See its page for full details]]. But, in summary, pseudodragons are friendly if arrogant miniature dragons of a generally benevolent nature who are very popular as familiars. Personality-wise, they can be summed up as flying, fire-spitting, telepathic cats.

	~~==Faerie Dragon==~~
	[[Faerie Dragon\|See its page for full details]]. But, in summary, faerie dragons are benevolent, mischievous trickster dragons who can easily be distinguished from other dragonets by their butterfly-like wings, which makes them look kind of like the result of a drunken union between a [[pseudodragon]] and a [[pixie]].

	==Firedrake==		==Firedrake==
	[[Image:Dragonet, Firedrake.gif\|200px\|thumb\|~~left~~]]		[[Image:Dragonet, Firedrake.gif\|200px\|thumb\|right]]
	Despite being one of the original three dragonets, having first appeared in the Fiend Folio, the '''firedrake''' (also spelled "fire drake", depending on where you look) never really caught on. This may be because of perceived overlapping with the pseudodragon.		Despite being one of the original three dragonets, having first appeared in the Fiend Folio, the '''firedrake''' (also spelled "fire drake", depending on where you look) never really caught on. This may be because of perceived overlapping with the pseudodragon.

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	==Crow's-Nest Dragon==		==Crow's-Nest Dragon==
	[[Image:Dragonet, Crowsnest.gif\|200px\|thumb\|~~left~~]]		[[Image:Dragonet, Crowsnest.gif\|200px\|thumb\|right]]
	'''Crow's-Nest Dragons''' are a piscovorous dragonet species native to the coastal regions. Much like sea gulls, they are known for their habit of following ships to feed on the fish that the vessels invariably disturb; their name reflects their tendency to swoop around and perch upon the crow's nest.		'''Crow's-Nest Dragons''' are a piscovorous dragonet species native to the coastal regions. Much like sea gulls, they are known for their habit of following ships to feed on the fish that the vessels invariably disturb; their name reflects their tendency to swoop around and perch upon the crow's nest.

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	==Geyser Dragon==		==Geyser Dragon==
	[[Image:Dragonet, Geyser.gif\|200px\|thumb\|~~left~~]]		[[Image:Dragonet, Geyser.gif\|200px\|thumb\|right]]
	'''Geyser Dragons''' are a wingless species of 2ft to 4ft long dragonet whose name comes from their preferred choice of terrain; geothermally active areas where there are an abundance of hot springs and geysers.		'''Geyser Dragons''' are a wingless species of 2ft to 4ft long dragonet whose name comes from their preferred choice of terrain; geothermally active areas where there are an abundance of hot springs and geysers.

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	==Mole Dragon==		==Mole Dragon==
	[[Image:Dragonet, Mole.gif\|200px\|thumb\|~~left~~]]		[[Image:Dragonet, Mole.gif\|200px\|thumb\|right]]
	'''Mole Dragons''' are the largest of the dragonet species, growing to some 5ft long and with a thick, stubby tail that can stretch another two-and-a-half feet beyond that. Wingless, they have stout, bulky bodies paired with short, pugnacious snouts, somewhere between a toad and a bulldog. This species of dragonet only has a pair of forelimbs, dragging itself along much like a [[linnorm]]; its foreclaws are disproportionately large and powerful, with massive claws that help it to burrow under the ground - this resemblance to a mole's limbs is the source of their moniker.		'''Mole Dragons''' are the largest of the dragonet species, growing to some 5ft long and with a thick, stubby tail that can stretch another two-and-a-half feet beyond that. Wingless, they have stout, bulky bodies paired with short, pugnacious snouts, somewhere between a toad and a bulldog. This species of dragonet only has a pair of forelimbs, dragging itself along much like a [[linnorm]]; its foreclaws are disproportionately large and powerful, with massive claws that help it to burrow under the ground - this resemblance to a mole's limbs is the source of their moniker.

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	==Pavilion Dragon==		==Pavilion Dragon==
	[[Image:Dragonet, Pavilion.gif\|200px\|thumb\|~~left~~]]		[[Image:Dragonet, Pavilion.gif\|200px\|thumb\|right]]
	'''Pavilion Dragons''' are a species of dragonet native to the high canopies of tropical rainforests. Vibrantly colorful, with "gemstone-colored" scales (females are dark blue, like spinels, whilst males are a fiery rainbow of ruby, jacinth and topaz), they have been compared to a cross between a [[Faerie Dragon]] and the colorful birds that share their environment: they sport beak-like snouts, large eyes, a rather bird-like body-structure, long tails with rudder-like fins, and long-tipped wings that drape down alongside the tail when folded. They range in size from about 18 inches when hatched to 4ft long at full maturity.		'''Pavilion Dragons''' are a species of dragonet native to the high canopies of tropical rainforests. Vibrantly colorful, with "gemstone-colored" scales (females are dark blue, like spinels, whilst males are a fiery rainbow of ruby, jacinth and topaz), they have been compared to a cross between a [[Faerie Dragon]] and the colorful birds that share their environment: they sport beak-like snouts, large eyes, a rather bird-like body-structure, long tails with rudder-like fins, and long-tipped wings that drape down alongside the tail when folded. They range in size from about 18 inches when hatched to 4ft long at full maturity.

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	These dragonets live, on average, 26 to 35 years.		These dragonets live, on average, 26 to 35 years.

			==Pseudodragon==
			[[Pseudodragon\|See its page for full details]]. But, in summary, pseudodragons are friendly if arrogant miniature dragons of a generally benevolent nature who are very popular as familiars. Personality-wise, they can be summed up as flying, fire-spitting, telepathic cats.

			==Faerie Dragon==
			[[Faerie Dragon\|See its page for full details]]. But, in summary, faerie dragons are benevolent, mischievous trickster dragons who can easily be distinguished from other dragonets by their butterfly-like wings, which makes them look kind of like the result of a drunken union between a [[pseudodragon]] and a [[pixie]].

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1d4chan>QuietBrowser at 06:08, 18 November 2017

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			==Monstergirls?==
			{{Monstergirls}}

			Despite what you might think, given they offer a possibility for [[loli]] and/or [[shortstack]] [[dragon]]-girls, dragonets have never received the [[monstergirls]] treatment on /tg/. This is no doubt due to the race's obscurity.

1d4chan>The Hat That Was at 13:42, 12 November 2017

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	==Firedrake==		==Firedrake==
	[[Image:Dragonet, Firedrake.gif]]		[[Image:Dragonet, Firedrake.gif\|200px\|thumb\|left]]
	Despite being one of the original three dragonets, having first appeared in the Fiend Folio, the '''firedrake''' (also spelled "fire drake", depending on where you look) never really caught on. This may be because of perceived overlapping with the pseudodragon.		Despite being one of the original three dragonets, having first appeared in the Fiend Folio, the '''firedrake''' (also spelled "fire drake", depending on where you look) never really caught on. This may be because of perceived overlapping with the pseudodragon.

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	==Crow's-Nest Dragon==		==Crow's-Nest Dragon==
	[[Image:Dragonet, Crowsnest.gif]]		[[Image:Dragonet, Crowsnest.gif\|200px\|thumb\|left]]
	'''Crow's-Nest Dragons''' are a piscovorous dragonet species native to the coastal regions. Much like sea gulls, they are known for their habit of following ships to feed on the fish that the vessels invariably disturb; their name reflects their tendency to swoop around and perch upon the crow's nest.		'''Crow's-Nest Dragons''' are a piscovorous dragonet species native to the coastal regions. Much like sea gulls, they are known for their habit of following ships to feed on the fish that the vessels invariably disturb; their name reflects their tendency to swoop around and perch upon the crow's nest.

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	==Geyser Dragon==		==Geyser Dragon==
	[[Image:Dragonet, Geyser.gif]]		[[Image:Dragonet, Geyser.gif\|200px\|thumb\|left]]
	'''Geyser Dragons''' are a wingless species of 2ft to 4ft long dragonet whose name comes from their preferred choice of terrain; geothermally active areas where there are an abundance of hot springs and geysers.		'''Geyser Dragons''' are a wingless species of 2ft to 4ft long dragonet whose name comes from their preferred choice of terrain; geothermally active areas where there are an abundance of hot springs and geysers.

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	==Mole Dragon==		==Mole Dragon==
	[[Image:Dragonet, Mole.gif]]		[[Image:Dragonet, Mole.gif\|200px\|thumb\|left]]
	'''Mole Dragons''' are the largest of the dragonet species, growing to some 5ft long and with a thick, stubby tail that can stretch another two-and-a-half feet beyond that. Wingless, they have stout, bulky bodies paired with short, pugnacious snouts, somewhere between a toad and a bulldog. This species of dragonet only has a pair of forelimbs, dragging itself along much like a [[linnorm]]; its foreclaws are disproportionately large and powerful, with massive claws that help it to burrow under the ground - this resemblance to a mole's limbs is the source of their moniker.		'''Mole Dragons''' are the largest of the dragonet species, growing to some 5ft long and with a thick, stubby tail that can stretch another two-and-a-half feet beyond that. Wingless, they have stout, bulky bodies paired with short, pugnacious snouts, somewhere between a toad and a bulldog. This species of dragonet only has a pair of forelimbs, dragging itself along much like a [[linnorm]]; its foreclaws are disproportionately large and powerful, with massive claws that help it to burrow under the ground - this resemblance to a mole's limbs is the source of their moniker.

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	==Pavilion Dragon==		==Pavilion Dragon==
	[[Image:Dragonet, Pavilion.gif]]		[[Image:Dragonet, Pavilion.gif\|200px\|thumb\|left]]
	'''Pavilion Dragons''' are a species of dragonet native to the high canopies of tropical rainforests. Vibrantly colorful, with "gemstone-colored" scales (females are dark blue, like spinels, whilst males are a fiery rainbow of ruby, jacinth and topaz), they have been compared to a cross between a [[Faerie Dragon]] and the colorful birds that share their environment: they sport beak-like snouts, large eyes, a rather bird-like body-structure, long tails with rudder-like fins, and long-tipped wings that drape down alongside the tail when folded. They range in size from about 18 inches when hatched to 4ft long at full maturity.		'''Pavilion Dragons''' are a species of dragonet native to the high canopies of tropical rainforests. Vibrantly colorful, with "gemstone-colored" scales (females are dark blue, like spinels, whilst males are a fiery rainbow of ruby, jacinth and topaz), they have been compared to a cross between a [[Faerie Dragon]] and the colorful birds that share their environment: they sport beak-like snouts, large eyes, a rather bird-like body-structure, long tails with rudder-like fins, and long-tipped wings that drape down alongside the tail when folded. They range in size from about 18 inches when hatched to 4ft long at full maturity.