Poster: Elan at 1/11/2006 4:15:43 PM PST
Subject: Whelps, Drakes, Dragons, and Dragonkin |
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A few questions regarding dragons...
Is the general progression in terms of physical maturity of a dragon something like this: Whelp -> Drake -> Dragon?
Are dragonkin simply a sub-species of the draconic races, or are they part of the growth maturity involved in dragon development? If it is part of a maturity level for dragons, when does it occur, regarding the list I made above?
How long is each stage of a dragon's development?
How long would it take for a dragon to reach full maturity (whelpling to full-fledged dragon) to the likes of say Onyxia? (I'm assuming she'd be the youngest, fully-grown dragon.)
Some sort of caste system seems to be set up amongst each individual Aspect. Does it follow some order of Aspect -> Dragon-Leuitenants -> Drakes -> Dragonkin ranks -> Whelps ("citizens")?
Thanks!
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| | | http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/thread.aspx?fn=wow-general&t=6635036&p=#post6635036 | | | Poster: Caydiem at 1/11/2006 4:21:33 PM PST
Subject: Re: Whelps, Drakes, Dragons, and Dragonkin |
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Well, I'll answer one of those, at least. ;)
Dragonspawn aren't a progression in the dragon growth cycle. They -- or at least the first dragonspawn -- were originally mortal servants to one of the Flights who spent so much time among the Dragonflights that, over generations, they grew to have several similar features.
I'm not a malefactor, I'm a lagomorph!
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