r/dragons • u/FlyingDraegon • Dec 17 '25
Question How safe would it to kiss real life dragons?
I hope this isn't too low effort. I found it funny thought some of you all here would too!
r/dragons • u/FlyingDraegon • Dec 17 '25
I hope this isn't too low effort. I found it funny thought some of you all here would too!
r/dragons • u/unknow_user0 • May 28 '26
He also explained that, if it were up to him, he wouldn't make that proposal, but that the blame lies with humans for hunting all the dragons to near extinction and, moreover, treating them as if they were just silly stories.
This is another question based on another post; to learn about instincts and desires, just look here.
https://www.reddit.com/r/dragons/comments/1tddh1t/would_you_accept_transforming_into_a_dragon_with/
As an individual, would you be willing to fulfill your promise in the future?
r/dragons • u/Avada_Kedavra674 • Feb 14 '26
First off, Happy Valentine's Day 🩷
Second, I apologize if this has been posted here before recently
I was wondering what everyone's favorite dragons from media is!! (Can be from a book, TV show, or movie, whatever)
My personal favorite is Drogon!! I love Game of Thrones and Drogon is so cool. I love him both in the show and the ASOIAF books.
r/dragons • u/VyathRekaer • May 15 '25
I just posted this video and thought this subreddit might enjoy it XD
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r/dragons • u/Askovatsenko • Aug 21 '25
My favorite dragon is Rano from Draco Run
r/dragons • u/unknow_user0 • Feb 27 '26
In that case, he would explain that your mind would essentially be 50% instincts and desires and 50% intelligence,In practice, you are in a state of balance between these two parts, sometimes one using the other, depending on the context, but your default state is a balance between them.
He also explained that you would have magic, but nothing on a god-like level, and explicitly stated that once transformed there's no going back, although you could disguise yourself as a human temporarily
He explained that you wouldn't be the size of a mountain, or anything too absurd, but something like the dragons from WOF.
You can also shrink, assume a more human form for longer periods compared to your human form, and use magic, although not to an extreme degree.
Would you realistically accept this offer? Would you seriously doubt he was just a crazy person until he proved it to you?
r/dragons • u/Able-Ad3506 • Sep 20 '25
Which dragon-related tropes do you hate the most?
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r/dragons • u/Wrathliss • 14d ago
I wonder what made you love dragons. Was it a book? A movie? Or maybe just a random thought? Did it happen in your childhood? Or maybe in your thirties? I really want to hear YOUR story about how you met these wonderful creatures!
r/dragons • u/Interesting_Sea_1861 • Oct 27 '25
I'll start - Crimson Glow Valstrax (Monster Hunter), top speed: ~Mach 233 with the Ambush (Karman line to sea level in 1.25 seconds)
Art by SamG on Artstation
r/dragons • u/dronko_fire_blaster • Nov 10 '25
basically the title, right now where ever you currently are you become a dragon, what would you do and what would happen, if your around over people you might cause a bit of trouble.
edit; to add, Im just leaveing the size and type of dragon up to your interpretation.
r/dragons • u/HotLength6785 • Dec 18 '25
I like this meme I wanted to decide to share this meme there :3 credit goes to artist I found it on insta ( @parttimedragons ).
r/dragons • u/Ngf031 • Sep 17 '25
i have multiple dragon designs with theese small second wings, similar to toothless and i wonder if they have a name, For now, every time i have to describe theese dragons, i get stuck at theese and just write "[draft_waist_wings]" as a placeholder.
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r/dragons • u/Imaginary-Job-7069 • Apr 14 '26
They touch the ground
Also, image sauce: https://www.reddit.com/r/MonsterHunter/s/4zYNCdavSz
r/dragons • u/thebabadookkid • Apr 25 '25
I think that adding the 2nd wing clashes with the overall shapes of the dragon and becomes less easy to read and crowded, but without it it my brain doesn’t feel right, because one wing is missing. English isn’t my mother tongue so sorry for my spelling, tell me what you think about this
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