Dragons

The term "Dragon" is a catch-all name for larger, winged reptiles capable of producing an elemental blast from their mouths.

Phisiology
Nearly all dragons are covered in thick scales which protect them from harm. They usually have a wingspan as long as their body and a sizable tail.

Within their mouth are several rows of dagger-like teeth, a forked tongue, and bacteria filled saliva.

They have excellent hearing and sense of smell, but their eyesight is questionable.

At the end of their limbs are razor sharp claws, some as big as a saber.

Driger
The "Driger" was named for having physical traits of both a Dragon and a Tiger.

They are mountain-dwelling predators who lack a breath weapon commonly found in other dragonic predators

Bronze Dragon
Bronze dragons have a metallic shine to their scales, a bird-like beak, and a breath gland that can refill much more quickly than most other dragons.

Sometimes called a "Napalm Dragon" due to the fact that its breath weapon is an oily liquid instead of a gas and can stick to most surfaces.

They have a tendency of hoarding shiny objects in their nests.

Diet
Dragons are strictly carnivores and hardly ever eat vegitation.

They usually take prey down with their breath attack and swallow chunks they rip off of it whole.

Valuable Parts

 * Teeth and claws
 * Horns (if applicable)
 * Breath weapon gland
 * Hide (usually resistant to what it's breath weapon is)
 * Bones
 * Organs
 * Meat