Curse

draxynnic · Jul 23, 2006, 10:53 AM // 10:53

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Originally Posted by Solar_Takfar

Actually, in usual medieval fantasy lore, dragons are highly intelligent creatures, while drakes are little more than animals. a dragon with no wings, if it mantained its intelligence and other quirks (ie. collecting treasure) would be a wingless dragon, not a drake. To make a parallel: if you shave a monkey, that won't make him human :P.

While in mythology, drakes were a class of dragon, identified by four legs and thicker body than the worm and wyvern classes, and which may or may not have wings. Canthan dragons seem to fit the 'wyvern' classification (more so than they do Asian dragons, in fact) - apart from the turtle dragons, of course, which are an in-game example of a dragon without wings

. I can't think of any examples of the Worm class of dragon (snakelike body, possibly with four legs).

Muir's Father · Jul 23, 2006, 05:04 PM // 17:04

the new dragon will be named Bob, He hords elonian ale and kills with these brutal beer farts.

Just putting in something alittle light hearted, smile and have a laugh, this all is fiction afterall........................................

Sir Mad · Jul 24, 2006, 01:18 AM // 01:18

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Originally Posted by Muir's Father

the new dragon will be named Bob, He hords elonian ale and kills with these brutal beer farts.

Just putting in something alittle light hearted, smile and have a laugh, this all is fiction afterall........................................

Nah, that's Chapter 74, when ANET will have ran out of ideas and made a huge pub-continent, pretty much like Kaining City, but you'll have to Incorruptible Cops poping up instead of Am Fahs, anf gotta get 10K Vodka factions in order to Befriend the Boozers and continue the game.

Yeah, I'll definitely play again then, after a 10 years break after the Sci-Fi campaign...