Headcanon: Injury Logistics (Feel free to suggest a better term.)

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Dragons (wild ones especially) have an extremely good grasp on extent of bodily damage, and if a limb becomes injured beyond repair, they may just amputate it with their own teeth.

draco

16 Oct 2022, 03:53

Pic?

Uh... meaning?

So, seventeen days ago as of typing this, the user who goes by "Toothless" on the Dragon Chat asked to be sent warm tea, blankets, and brown sugar cinnamon frosted pop tarts (why so specific? :P ), which inspired me to start working on this scene. It took me until today to get it finished ...

I think this is fanon by this point, and it isn't just mine, but:

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Headcanon: Scentmarks

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Dragons make extensive use of scentmarks, and lick their riders as a means of claiming them.

draco

21 Sep 2022, 08:51

Starting to thanks

You're welcome.

:P yes it is. Okay. So firstly, "Canon" is what's accepted as part of a fictional world. In the Dragons universe, "Canon" means HTTYD/2/3 , ( possibly to a lesser extent) RoB/DoB/RTTE/ the shorts (excluding LotBKD , which has been declared non-canon... which also makes BoD non-c...

draco

18 Sep 2022, 05:03

Headcannon???

Is... that a request for a definition?

Headcanon: Deadly Nadders' Spines [hr] The Deadly Nadder's spines grow continually (much like hair, fingernails, or a rodent's teeth) and very quickly. This means the dragon actually needs to expend them, or become weighed down, reduced in balance and manueverability (as we can safely assume the ta...

draco

13 Sep 2022, 10:31

Those are really good

Thank you!

draco

13 Sep 2022, 10:07

I love it, go ahead, feel free to post it on the other site.
Now i just need fo figure out how to put it in my signature.
You rock.

Glad to hear it! Thanks!