Forest Drake

A smaller, wingless decendent of true Dragons, Drakes, like their larger, more intelligent kin, have adapted to many enviroments over time The forest drake is probably now tbe most common variety. They have scales that range from a dark, almost black, green to the bright shade of spring leaves.
They tend to stand at around 70cm at tbe shoulder with poweful, muscular legs that end in tough, sharp clawed feet, making them exceptional jumpers and climbers.
Their long, sinewy body ends in a long and powerful tail that can be used as another weapon, delivering crushing blows to tbe unweary

Genetic Ancestor(s)

• Dragon