Lore
Dragon
ドラゴン
Races & CreaturesMajor Races
The world's strongest race, with tough scales, sleek bodies, sharp fangs, wings, breath attacks, and magic; they grow stronger with age.
- Nearly every harsh land beyond human reach has a dragon species adapted to it; they are generally greedy and love collecting gems and magic items.
- Age stages (presumed to be racial levels): Dragonling, Young, Adult, Old, Elder, and Ancient.
- An Old dragon is roughly difficulty 100.
- In YGGDRASIL, dragons have high drop rates for data crystals and artifacts, and their hide, meat, fangs, claws, eyes, and scales are all materials; "dragon-hide paper" can hold 10th-tier spells.
- Dragons seen so far include frost dragons, green dragons, fire dragons, sea dragons, forest dragons (Mare's dragon), and an Ancient flame dragon; the dragon-human hybrid Draudillon is the great-granddaughter of the Brightness Dragon Lord.
- Dragons' racial levels are age stages only: the frost dragon king Olasird'arc has Dragonling 10/Young 10/Adult 10/Elder 5/Ancient 1, plus 10 undisclosed levels (presumably Old), for a total of 46 (end of Vol. 11).
- Dragon racial levels go only by age stage, with no racial level like "Frost Dragon"; in the side story, Cure Elim's racial levels include "Old 10," and the caps are 10 each for Dragonling/Young/Adult/Old and 5 each for Elder and Ancient
- Hejinmal thinks undead have the edge over dragons in growth and lifespan, which shows that New World dragons have a finite lifespan
- Once offspring leave the nest, even full siblings generally fight over territory; dragons usually abandon their eggs after laying, or drive the young out about a year after hatching (Vol. 11 p. 354, Vol. 11 p. 387)
- Other dragon species seen: sea dragons (vestigial limbs and wings, long, tall tails, and intelligence equal to or above a human's; Vol. 12 p. 128), Mare's nearly Lv90 dragon (obtained at an extremely low rate from the cash gacha), forest dragons (Vol. 15 p. 33), and a dragon that once controlled natural disasters near E-Rantel long ago (Vol. 2 p. 160)
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