Species » Lesser Draconid » Lesser Draconid - Female
Overview for all forms and unlocks for the Lesser Draconid: Female species.
Forms
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Lesser Draconid Female FormAdorned from head to tail in thick scales, all of those I encountered on my journey few were more striking than the Draconid peoples.
Lesser Draconid Female FormAdorned from head to tail in thick scales, all of those I encountered on my journey few were more striking than the Draconid peoples.Scales
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Ashen ScalesThe dappled, camouflaged scales of the mountain-dwelling Draconid.
Iridescent ScalesWhether particularly rare or simply an exceptionally timid Draconid subtype, these dark, shimmering scales are almost unique in all of Sabu.
Misty Mountain ScalesAs white as alabaster, these scales belong to the rare Draconid subtype found only above the cloudline in the eponymous mountain range.
Ocean ScalesIdeally suited to underwater hunting, these sea-green scales originate from Draconid subtypes found dwelling in coastal regions.
Primeval ScalesWell suited to the primordial swamp, these scales remain from an ancient reptilian bloodline that predates that of most Drakes and Draconids.
Salamander ScalesOnce thought to be immune to fire, these very rare Draconids were driven to near extinction by a ruthless warlord who sought to test that theory.
Scales of the Vermillion DraconidThe vivid, red scales of a common Draconid. The pigmentation is drawn from an ancient and noble bloodline.
Thunder ScalesDeep blue, highly pigmented scales from a mostly nocturnal Draconid subtype.
Ashen ScalesThe dappled, camouflaged scales of the mountain-dwelling Draconid.Iridescent ScalesWhether particularly rare or simply an exceptionally timid Draconid subtype, these dark, shimmering scales are almost unique in all of Sabu.Misty Mountain ScalesAs white as alabaster, these scales belong to the rare Draconid subtype found only above the cloudline in the eponymous mountain range.Ocean ScalesIdeally suited to underwater hunting, these sea-green scales originate from Draconid subtypes found dwelling in coastal regions.Primeval ScalesWell suited to the primordial swamp, these scales remain from an ancient reptilian bloodline that predates that of most Drakes and Draconids.Salamander ScalesOnce thought to be immune to fire, these very rare Draconids were driven to near extinction by a ruthless warlord who sought to test that theory.Scales of the Vermillion DraconidThe vivid, red scales of a common Draconid. The pigmentation is drawn from an ancient and noble bloodline.Thunder ScalesDeep blue, highly pigmented scales from a mostly nocturnal Draconid subtype.Horns
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Common HornsAn average set of rear-facing horns, swept back from the top of the skill. Horns of this type are common among many Draconid subtypes.
Dunewalker HornsThese short clusters of horns are common among the cave-dwelling draconids of the far southern deserts.
Hilldrake HornsA densely clustered set of swept back horns more common among mountain dwelling draconids.
Infernal HornsThese curled horns are typical of various plains-dwelling draconids. They also grant a striking look and a devil may care attitude.
No HornsSmooth is best sometimes.
Northern HornsThe elaborate horns and neck wear of a northern draconid subtype.
Common HornsAn average set of rear-facing horns, swept back from the top of the skill. Horns of this type are common among many Draconid subtypes.Dunewalker HornsThese short clusters of horns are common among the cave-dwelling draconids of the far southern deserts.Hilldrake HornsA densely clustered set of swept back horns more common among mountain dwelling draconids.Infernal HornsThese curled horns are typical of various plains-dwelling draconids. They also grant a striking look and a devil may care attitude.No HornsSmooth is best sometimes.Northern HornsThe elaborate horns and neck wear of a northern draconid subtype.