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* ''[[Lineage 2]]'' usually (read: nearly always) follows the western style of dragons, despite this being a Korean game. Hey, it is a medieval European setting... Within this though are somewhat large variety of them, sometimes taken to extremes verging on [[Beyond the Impossible]]. This goes all the way up to the terrible twosome, Antharas the green earth dragon, and Valakas, the four-winged red fire dragon. Both of them are, from the player's perspective, probably as big as oil tankers. And I'm talking about SHIPS, not trucks.
* ''[[Lunar]]'' dragons resemble Western dragons (though with feathers rather than scales), but it's notable that young dragons look like small, winged cats. And apparently, they shit diamonds (At least the White one does. You might get Rubies/Sapphires/Onyx from the other three.).
* The Dragon, Bone Dragon, and Great Wyrm/Entei in the ''[[Disgaea]]'' series are nothing out of the ordinary as far as dragons go appearance wise (The fact that they, among other things, go to high school and run for office, though...). But then there's the [[Non
** [[Lampshade Hanging|Lampshaded]] in ''[[Disgaea 3: Absence of Justice]]'' by its introduction lines to your other characters upon creating one:
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* ''[[Final Fantasy VI]]'' had eight legendary dragons in the World of Ruin (which were simply [[Palette Swap|Palette Swapped]] versions of other enemy sprites). Beating all eight would unlock a powerful summon that deals a lot of unblockable damage to everyone on the battlefield, [[Awesome but Impractical|your party members included]], which was otherwise unobtainable. Of course, you had to be near the very end of the game to beat all eight dragons anyway.
* ''[[Final Fantasy XI]]'' has several distinct types. There's the small baby wyvern that Dragoons get as a pet (that have arms), much larger wyverns (that apparently shed their arms as they grew) that are often encountered as high level normal enemies, and dragons that often have some magic and are only ever bosses (and are ugly as sin). Finally, there are wyrms, which are huge western-looking dragons that wield magic and are highly intelligent, and mostly represent one of the game's basic elements. Wyrms can take anywhere from 18-36 people to kill. Bahamut, incidentally, is also known as the Wyrmking who, as the name implies, rules over the rest of the wyrms. There's a battlefield where you have to face him and other wyrms ''simultaneously.''
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* Istaria: Chronicles of the gifted: they are split into two factions, one faction (the Lunas)which wishes to dominate the Naka-duskael (the scaleless ones-any inteligent race who arent dragons) and one (the Helians) who wishe to benevolently lead the world into a golden age through example.(allthough personalitys vary greatly form individual to indvidual. many humanoid-friendly dragons are in facut Lunas...) uniquely for a MMO (as far as This trooper knows,, istaria's dragons are a PLAYABLE RACE! western in anatomy and attachment to shinys. which is an actualy gameplay element by way of the hoard stat, which effects several abiliys and serves as a requirement for quite a few racial quests.
* ''[[Jade Empire]]'' is a Western game, but its world is a fantasy version of ancient China, so the Water Dragon is wholly Eastern- she's {{spoiler|the Goddess of water}} and {{spoiler|responsible for shepherding the souls of the dead into the next life.}}
** Various ingame [[Encyclopedia Exposita]] also mention a 'Great Dragon', the local Creator and [[Have You Seen My God?|(apparently on sabbatical)]] head of the [[Celestial Bureaucracy]].
* ''[[Pokémon]]'' considers "Dragon" to be one of the many elemental types that a Pokémon can have, but also features a few non-Dragon Pokémon who definitely fit the classical mold, namely [http://i417.photobucket.com/albums/pp255/spekkie_the_first/revamp/dezard.png Charizard] (Western) and [http://i372.photobucket.com/albums/oo169/maxiree_photo/gyarados.jpg Gyarados] (Eastern, albeit with the behavior of a Western dragon). And there's also some Dragon-type Pokémon who are ''very'' different ([http://i313.photobucket.com/albums/ll384/DarkLucario000/altaria.jpg Altaria]).
** Dragon is also the [[Infinity
** What are the iconic dragons of Pokémon, Dratini-Dragonite? Eastern for Dratini and Dragonair, but Western for Dragonite?
*** Not necessarily, dragons and [[Sea Monster|sea serpents]] have a long history of overlap.
** There's also Aerodactyl. While it's obviously based on a Pterosaur, it looks more like a Wyvern. Lance owns one.
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*** Don't forget Vibrava and Flygon, which appear more insectoid then dragon-like.
** Dragon-types are a pretty big deal in the game universe, being rare and powerful. The most powerful Gym Leaders and Champions ([[Badass|Lance]], Clair, [[Father Neptune|Drake]], [[Badass Grandpa|Drayden]], and [[Little Miss Badass|Iris]]) often specialise in them, and there's an entire subset of 'Dragon Tamer' type trainers. ([[Follow the Leader|who all seem to be emulating Lance]])
** The Dragon craze isn't over. What are the cover legendaries to ''[[Pokémon Black and White]]''? Not just Dragons, but [[Dragons Up the Yin
*** an extra dragon (Kyurem) to make a [[Fire, Ice, Lightning]] legendary Dragon trio,
*** a pure Dragon-type evolutionary line (Axew, Fraxure, and Haxorus) based on [[Dinosaurs Are Dragons|dinosaurs]],
*** a Dark/Dragon evolutionary line (Deino, Zweilous, and Hydreigon) (seemingly Western at first but [[Word of God|based on the Yamata no Orochi]]),
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** Those who know about the Draic Kin dislike the word "dragon", as dragons aren't real.
** They also greatly vary in size. The Green, Red, and White Kin are all about the same size, maybe 3-4 times the size of a human. The Blue Kin, on the other hand, is truly gigantic and, apparently, the oldest. This would imply the Draic Kin keep on growing until they die.
* ''[[
** Red dragons are generally benign but are still predators (they have a burning hatred for Orcs after forced into their service in Warcraft 2). Green are usually benign but rarely seen (some have gone insane). Blue and bronze dragons are neutral. Black dragons used to be good, but that changed after their aspect, Neltharion (now known as Deathwing), was driven insane from the whisperings of the [[Eldritch Abomination|Old Gods]].
** Naturally, there is plenty of opportunity to fight dragons in ''[[World of Warcraft]]'', from whelps that are barely more than a annoying common enemy up to 40-man raid encounters.
** An interesting variation are the dragonkin, which look more like lizards. They don't have wings but instead an extra set of limbs, exept a few that have 6 limbs and a pair of wings. According to the official RPGs, they are former mortals who served the dragons so long that they took on their traits. They are usually found together with the whelp variety (adult dragons are fairly rare).
** There are also drakonids, which are [[Half
*** Though there are also drakonids that serve the other dragonflights and could not have possibly been created in Nefarion's laboratories. They have been stated to have naturally come about. [[You Fail Biology Forever|Try not to think too hard]] about [[
*** Maybe not, just look at Alextrasza's humanoid form and you will change your mind almost immediately.
** There's also wyverns, but they don't appear to be related to dragons in any way. They look like lions with batlike wings and a scorpion-like tail (your encyclopedia of mythology would identify these as traits more befitting a Manticore). They are apparently quite intelligent and used by the Horde as flying mounts. As of ''Wrath of the Lich King'', they can be tamed as exotic pets by high-level hunters who are specced in the Beast Mastery talent tree.
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*** Proto-drakes also appear in ''Wrath of the Lich King''; they are said to be the primitive ancestors of modern intelligent dragons and resemble the traditional depiction of wyverns, being the less intelligent cousins of dragons. They are obtainable as mounts via completing certain achievements, from a single rare spawn in Northrend that will always give the mount when killed, or as rare drops from certain bosses.
**** Which is odd, given that according to the lore the Titans created the dragons directly, to help battle the Old Gods. Which is made odder still by the fact that apparently all titan creations are made of metal, and the aspects, who were supposedly made by the titans, are flesh and blood. Except Deathwing, who is evil.
**** Er, even Deathwing started out as flesh and blood. He got the metal makeover during the Second War, when goblins attached metal plates to his natural scales.
**** Actually, it has not been stated that the Titans created the dragons. The background seems to suggest they already existed when the Titans came, as the Aspects are described as being created by the Titans empowering already existing dragons. However this seems to have been retconned in Wrath of the Lich King, where it is stated that the Titans created the Aspects using the giant protodrake Galakrond as their progenitor. Presumably they then created the dragonflights after the Aspects.
***** Then there are [http://www.wowwiki.com/Frost_wyrm frost wyrms.]
* ''[[Wild
* ''[[
* In ''[[The Elder Scrolls]]'' universe, the Dragon is the symbol of the Tamrielic Empire. Interestingly, although the Empire itself is styled after the historical Roman one, the dragons are definitely of Eastern variety, to the point that the Imperial Throne of Tamriel is called "The Dragon Throne", just like the one in Imperial China. There are also western style dragons in the earlier games, Daggerfall featured baby dragons as high-level enemies, while Redguard had you fight a [
** YMMV, the statue in Ebonhart in Morrowind is pretty clearly a western dragon.
** Dragons in ''[[The Elder Scrolls]]'' series are considered extinct by the end of Tamriel's Third Age, though it is impossible to tell if that is absolutely true in any region except for ''Morrowind'' where it is known that [[Goddamned Bats|Cliff Racers]] drove them to extinction. Even the baby dragons of ''Daggerfall'''s Illaic Bay region aren't relate-able to the one time a true dragon was seen in an ''[[The Elder Scrolls]]'' game - the one you killed in ''Redguard''. Notably, however, one Daedric Princes often appears in the form of a dragon, and the lead deity of the Nine Divines is Akatosh, the Dragon God of Time.
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*** ''Also in [[Might and Magic]]'' VII, where it was the ''first'' stage promotion quest for paladins. Again, there was just the one of him. Later, candidates for the evil Druid stage II promotion, Warlock, had to find a dragon egg and get it hatched into a Baby Dragon. This time you ''did'' have to make your way through an area crawling with dragons and titans, and that was after you'd forged your way through a tunnel system infested with scores of some of the meanest monsters in the game.
** In ''Dragon Rage'' the protagonist, Cael Cyndar, is a dragon.
** ''Heroes of Might and Magic V'', the latest in the series, features a pantheon of Dragon Gods. There's Asha, the Dragon of Order and creator of Ashan as well as the 8 Elemental Dragons, and her counterpart Urgash, Dragon of Chaos and creator of the demons. The Elemental Dragons are mainly worshiped by one of the remaining races each, and are likely the reason for the (lesser) Dragons being a rather common tier 7 creature for most of the races.
* [[Legend of Dragoon]] has some of the strangest variations of dragons imaginable, neither fitting Western or Eastern examples. These dragons vary from looking like giant insects, to giant catfish, to floating tanks. The only dragon that remotely resembles any more typical dragon at all would be the Divine Dragon, who is a massive, absolutely terrifying looking flying abomination that sacrifices traditional breath attacks for an extremely destructive ''cannon'' and missile like attacks.
** Except the Divine Dragon has [[Art Major Biology|seven wings and an upside down head]]. Yeah, its mouth is on its forehead and its single giant eye is on its chin.
*** Apparently having a cannon as part of your body is normal for at least a couple dragons, ''e.g.,'' Michael's Black Burst belly cannon.
** And none of these descriptions even touch the dragon's counterparts, the Virage. They're...well...just [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIa4m_RrTeM look]. And that's the ''normal-looking'' kind.
* Dragons in [[Tales of Vesperia]] are members of the [[Precursors|Entelixia]] race, who have developed a [[Kill All Humans|thorough dislike of humanity by the time the game begins]]. {{spoiler|Given that their race's souls are used to power [[Powered
* Dragons in the ''[[Breath of Fire]]'' series are shape-shifters who spend most of their time in human form, sometime unaware of their true nature. In the fourth game, they're also "Endless", the [[Physical God|physical gods]] of that verse.
** Just to make things confusing, ''[[Breath of Fire]]'' can't seem to decide what type of dragons they want. The first two games feature exclusively Western types (though the Agni/Infinity dragon of the first game looks more like a ''lizard-centaur''). The third game has mostly Western dragons, but a few special transformations (namely the fire/ice/thunder gene mix) are explicitly Eastern. The fourth game has mostly Eastern dragons, but the protagonist changes into exclusively Western dragons. ''Dragon Quarter'' goes all the way back to Western dragons exclusively (though, since there's only ''two'' dragons in the game, it's not that big a leap).
** In ''Dragon Quarter'' the "D-Constructs" are apparently some kind of artificial life form that are able to fuse with humans and give them vast amounts of power at a cost of [[Blessed
* Ridley from ''[[Metroid]]'' is a ''[[Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot|space pirate dragon]]'' (and [[The Dragon]] in almost every game) that fits the Western definition on almost all points -- he flies, he breathes fire, he seems to show up at least once per game regardless of how many times he's apparently been killed (the series has a chronology and no [[Reset Button]]), follows the six-limbs morphology, is fairly large, possesses weak points on his chest and in his mouth, and is generally guarding or hoarding something, be it a new route or a new weapon.
** Ridley only has a weak point in his chest in the 3d games. In 2d games he's actually the only boss without a weak spot (hit him anywhere but the tail and it harms him). He's still a very difficult boss, especially in Super Metroid, where he took an absurd amount of punishment, was very fast and flew around more or less randomly.
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* In ''[[Puzzle Quest]]: Challenge of The Warlords'', you're led through a realm populated by Western-style dragons. One of whom you can optionally add to your party. You can also capture a wyvern for a mount.
** There are also dragon ''spiders''. The only thing they have in common with normal dragons is the ability to breathe fire.
* [[Super Mario Bros.|Bowser]], The King of Koopas. Though shaped more like a turtle, he displays all sorts of dragony characteristics, down to the fiery breath.
** Though, instead of being a dragon turtle, he is actually an ox-turtle. Shigeru Miyamoto first envisioned him to be an ox, but one of the other devs instead suggested making him a turtle. He still retains his ox-like features in his current design, making him look dragon-like.
** There is also Yoshi, although he's more like a dinosaur horse at first glance. However, under certain conditions, he can spit fire and grow wings to fly. There are also other breeds of Yoshi, sporting different colors, that present different abilities, though the green is the most versatile.
*** He's a dragon, he calls himself as such at one point.
*** They're all equally versatile, actually-colored Yoshis get all the same powers as the consumer model under the same conditions, but each color automatically presents a particular power no matter what color shell they're carrying, meaning the green Yoshi is actually ''less'' versatile since he can only use one at a time (and green shells don't give him a power at all).
** [[Super Mario Bros.]] also has lots of actual dragons, both of the Western and Eastern varieties (and nearly all try to kill Mario). Hooktail and Gloomtail from [[Paper Mario (
** The [[
* ''[[The Legend of Zelda]]'' has a handful of dragons as bosses. Both variants, no less. And some ''hybrids''--Volvagia breathes fire and is a dangerous monster, and has a head like a Western dragon--but his body type and the way he flies suggest an Eastern dragon, Valoo has a more Eastern face but a Western body type, Argarok is more a Wyvern than anything and so is the [[One
** [[Skyward Sword]] features three dragons that have hominid faces and wear kimonos.
* The [http://fc01.deviantart.net/fs6/i/2005/046/0/0/Dragon_by_paet.jpg dragons] of ''[[Panzer Dragoon]]'' tend to have the shape of dragons combined with an utterly alien physiology; the dragons are all bio-engineered weapons of war, and they breathe ''homing laser beams''. All of the dragons in the games have odd, rock-like formations on their skin.
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* [[Sword of the Stars]]: You know the myth of feathered serpents on Earth? Big, intelligent, powerful, proud? [[Ancient Astronauts|Those are Morrigi females]]. Concendentally, [[Our Angels Are Different|their males are angels]], but thats due to their [[Psychic Powers|Glamour]] making them appear as winged [[Bishonen]] of the onlooker's race.
* Dragons are a staple of the ''[[Fire Emblem]]'' series and have appeared in every game. They're generally sentient western-type dragons who choose to remain in a human form most of the time for varying reasons. They also have smaller, non-sentient relatives who are used as mounts by the Dragon Knight class, usually called wyverns to distinguish them from the intelligent dragons, and may or may not be bipedal depending on the game.
* In the ''[[
** "Wyvern" in Monster Hunter is almost that world's term for "Monster". Nearly every main monster in the series is classified as a Wyvern of some kind.
*** "Bird Wyverns" are either small Wyverns with bird-like features (like beaks and feathers) or Dromaeosaurs the size of shipping containers
*** "Flying Wyverns" are larger, more dragon-like Wyverns.
*** "Pseudo-Wyverns" tend to use their wings as forelegs, and often resemble real-live animals like panthers and Tyrannosaurses.
*** "Piscene Wyverns" are amphibious monsters that often resemble fish.
*** "Leviathans" are also amphibious, but built more like crocodilians.
*** "Brute Wyverns" are more Tyrannosaur-like Theropods.
*** "Fanged Wyverns" are wingless quadrupeds, with some resembling large predatory reptiles like monitor lizards while others have a more mammalian appearance.
*** "Elder Dragons" come in all sorts of sizes and shapes, but they're all extremely powerful.
* In ''Heart of Winter'', the expansion of ''[[Icewind Dale]]'', the source of all the trouble turns out to be {{spoiler|a dragon's ghost. Apparently, she had been killed sometime before, and her spirit trapped by the sword that broke off in her heart. When the sword was removed, she escaped, possessed the body of a recently deceased barbarian chief, and began working to bring the Barbarian Tribes and the Ten Towns to war. She also killed her mate and ripped the souls out of her own offspring so that she could have a body. Her motivation for all this was that she "had a broken heart".}}
* ''[[
* The Sky Dragons in ''[[
* Dragons in ''Dragonseeds'' were cloned from fossils discovered in ruins, and come in a wide variety. Apart from the traditional Saurian and Winged varieties, there are such oddities as crabs, bees, one-eyed golems and animated coffins.
** The "Super" forms of these dragons all resemble humans.
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* One of the expansions for [[The Sims]], the original, Makin' Magic, let you hatch your own small dragon for a pet and they come in three colors, Red, Gold and Purple. The Red ones...well, hope you have a fire alarm handy.
* The RyuOhKi (Dragon God Machine) of ''[[Super Robot Wars]]'', one of the few Choukijins (Super Machine Gods) built by humans to protect the Earth and resembles the Eastern variety. What's unique is this machine is also the KoOhKi (Tiger God Machine) and can combine with a [[Super Robot]] and absorb its characteristics to become the RyuKoOh (Dragon Tiger King) and KoRyuOh (Tiger Dragon King), respectively.
* ''[[Dragon Age]]'' has dragons of various stages in life. Dragonlings are hatchlings, and relatively easy to kill. Drakes are older and a bit tougher, and are about the size of a van. They're flightless, and the final stage of maturity for the males. Females grow wings and become much larger, becoming a typical western dragon, and there's one more stage where they become even stronger. They have the intelligence of a dolphin, and the fully grown females are on par with boss battles.
** Also, Flemeth has the ability to turn herself into a dragon.
** The Old Gods of the Tevinter Imperium, according to the Chantry and other sources, are deities that appeared to the Tevinter as full grown dragons. Unusual in that they were apparently ''male'' and sapient -- the Tevinter mages claim that the Old Gods were the ones who taught them the secrets of magic. They were Dumat the Dragon of Silence, Zazikel the Dragon of Chaos, Toth the Dragon of Fire, Andoral the Dragon of Chains, Urthemiel the Dragon of Beauty, Razikale the Dragon of Mystery, and Lusacan the Dragon of Night. One Tevinter archon claimed that Dumat, the most powerful Old God, taught him [[Blood Magic]]. According to the Chantry, The Maker sealed the Old Gods deep within the earth for all eternity. Unfortunately, the Darkspawn are drawn to the Old Gods' song and work tirelessly to find them. When they do, the Taint immediately corrupts the Old God and turns it into an Archdemon. It is the twisted will of the Archdemon that unites all of the Darkspawn hordes in a Blight, and slaying the corrupted dragon god is the only way to end it.
** Trivia: The series gets its name from the fact that dragons were believed extinct for the longest time, then reappeared at the beginning of the current age.
* [[Guild Wars]] gives us the sapient dragons [[Crystal Dragon Jesus|Glint]] and Kuunavang and not-so-sapient Saltspray Dragon Hatchlings. Of the first two, the former is a European Dragon with sort of an Eastern disposition and the former is an Eastern dragon with wyvern wings. [[Guild Wars 2|The sequel]] gives us the [[Big Bad|Ancient Dragons]], [[Giant Flyer|who]] [[Attack of the 50
** For a good reference, one of the awakened dragons was mistaken for ''a mountain range'' in the original ''[[Guild Wars]].''
** The dragons in the sequel are very different from most other dragons. Rather than just being giant, winged lizards, they're more like incredibly powerful [[Eldritch Abomination|EldritchAbominations]]. For example, one of them turned a huge stretch of land into a crystal wasteland while simultaneously mutating its inhabitants. How did it do this? Through some powerful spell? Some elaborate ritual? No. ''By flying over it''.
* ''[[
* Dragons haven't yet made an official appearance in [[Touhou|Gensokyo]] but the lore makes them out to be something fantastic. They're essentially known as dragon ''gods'' and Rinnosuke says that [[Magi Babble|when a god's body dies its bones swell with power and grow into]] [[Dinosaurs Are Dragons|what the Outside World have called dinosaur fossils]]. Backstory indicates that just before [[Pocket Dimension|the Great Hakurei Border]] was established, a dragon made one final appearance to its denizens before normal contact with the Outside World was severed.
** There's a statue of a dragon in the Human Village that predicts the weather - thanks to ''kappa'' technology - and there's a palace in one of the regions of the Heavens called the Dragon Palace, though it seems to be in name only; [[Ascend to
*** Not so much, apparently, the "Highest God Of Illusions" (AKA, Gensokyo's God) is simply called "The Dragon" and in fact was the dragon that helped in the creation of the Hakurei Barrier, the "Dragon Palace" in Bhava-Agra makes much more sense, since Bhava-Agra is essentially Gensokyo's Heaven, they'd be pretty much the ones to hold the Palace towards Gensokyo's God.
* There are only six dragons in [[Rift]], and each one is only a [[You Cannot Grasp the True Form|manifestation]] of the leaders of the Elemental Planes.
* The second [[Tomb Raider]] game has this in form of the power granted by the Dagger of Xian, which can turn people into dragons. However, the result is a clumsy, fire-breathing dinosaur-like chinese dragon.
* ''[[Sacrifice]]'''s dragons are the highest-level creature available to Persephone, the goddess of life and nature. They look like a green and short-necked dinosaur with feathered wings. They are sentient, intelligent, and good-aligned, and their [[Breath Weapon]] breathes life that is able to resurrect dead beings. They attack with their powerful bite.
* The first boss of [[
* In ''[[Game/Magic Carpet|Magic Carpet]]'', dragons are fairly low-level enemies that look like flying caterpillars and shoot fireballs. On the other hand, the wyverns that you encounter much later look like traditional dragons.
* In the ''[[Disciples]]'' games, the dragons are of your typical Western variety, although there are multiple kinds with different types of [[Breath Weapon]]: Black with acid breath (Death), Blue with steam breath (Water), Green and Red with fire breath (Fire), and White with vapor breath (Air). The [[The Undead|Undead Hordes]] also have reanimated dragons in the form of Deathdragon, Doomdrake, Dreadwyrm, and Wyvern. All the dragons (except for the undead ones) are ancient and intelligent creates and are one of the first created in Nevendaar. Also, it is claimed that the [[Our Orcs Are Different|Greenskins]] were created by a dragon deity.
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* [[Academagia]]'s dragons are a mixture of Eastern and Western in appearance and mostly Western style in personality, with a healthy dose of [[Abusive Precursors]]. They are probably extinct on the surface of the world and not very numerous in the floating islands of Elumia (much to the relief of the human population).
* The dragons of ''[[Dark Souls]]'' have stone scales and four wings, and were overthrown by the gods to establish the Age of Fire. And the dragons in-game have plenty of variety on their own.
* ''[[Minecraft]]'' has
* In ''[[
* Whereas ''[[
* The iPhone-game [[Dragonvale]] has you running a dragon-zoo/conservatory, so needless to say, it contains an enormous number of very different dragons, divided into 8 elements with various hybrids, seasonal variants, and a couple of '[[Infinity
** One interesting detail: While the majority of the dragons are either some variety of Western, or completely unique, there is only a couple of dragons that fit the 'Eastern' pattern - and those are some of the rarest and most valuable dragons around, specifically the [[Luck
* ''[[Monster Girl Quest]]'' has pure dragons, which look like Western dragons with human women in their mouths (actually part of their bodies). Interbreeding with humans results in dragonkin, which are humanoid but with scales and claws.
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