(See Inca Breeds for unnamed breeds that are described in the series.) Several of the Incan dragons encountered in Crucible of Gold have last names while one of these is Copacati - perhaps suggesting the Incan dragons have their breed as a part of their name, like in China - it is not clear whether this is an actual breed or an ayullu name - or if there are no breed names, and instead Incan dragons are grouped by family. “.That makes twenty-six distinct breeds,” he added, “and I have seen another half-a-dozen new beasts come and go, also.”
Aside from the Copacati, none of the names of these breeds are known. There are many different breeds of Dragons in Africa, but they are not named.īreeds Native to America Breeds Native to North AmericaĪt least 26 different breeds of dragon are known to exist based on the observations of John Granby. Shen-Lung - Possibly Spirit or Spiritual? - Weight varies but not above Middleweight.Shao-Lung/Scarlet Flower - Middleweight.Kazilik - Heavyweight, Native to Turkey.Akhal-Teke - Middleweight, Native to Turkey.Chasseur-Vocifere - Lightweight/Courier.Standard European Breeds are brightly colored, have ridges along their backs, and have less talons and joints in their wings than a Celestial Breeds Native to France Bright Copper - Presumably Middleweight.Sharpspitter - Lightweight (Not used for combat).Cauchador Real - Heavyweight, Native to Spain.Flecha-del-Fuego - Lightweight, Native to Spain.Lindorm - Native to the Scandanavian Peninsula.Berghexe - Middleweight, Native to Prussia (Germany).Mauerfuchs - Lightweight/Courier, Native to Prussia (Germany).
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