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originally posted in:The Dragonslayers
5/23/2014 4:46:43 AM
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Dragon Lore
As every good hunter of any quarry know, the best equipped not only with a strong swinging arm, but a sharp mind will prevail in combat against their prey.
This is a testament to the knowledge of the Floodian Dragonslayers, compiled from posts made by the community. Let us begin the quest for dragon lore so as to best prepare ourselves for our upcoming battles.
[b][i][u]COMMENCE![/u][/i][/b]
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5 RepliesTrying to think if Dragon Lore Story. When I think of a good one I'll post it.
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13 RepliesI just beat Dragonrider in Dark Souls II. He felt incredibly easy after the Pursuer and the Ruin Sentinels.
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Slifer's probably my favorite dragon
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17 RepliesEdited by Nitemare 43: 5/27/2014 6:21:46 PMWell I heard that about a year ago a coalition of archeologists and scientists from Central Europe were excavating near the northern Atlantic coast. A few miles out where there are some mountains(underwater of course). They mainly wanted to attempt to uncover traces of old civilizations from around the Sumerian age or before. I guess after a tsunami or earthquake smaller artifacts started showing up. I guess that was enough to get their attention. They managed to uncover some tombs built near the peaks of these mountain that were surprisingly well intact and not even completely flooded. The tombs had a few dozen well preserved mummies that were covered in golds and silvers. A few of these mummies were buried with tablets and parchments depicting the likes of dragon gods. Now this civilization further supports the idea of the existence of Atlantis also existing farther into the now North Pacific Ocean. Back on topic, they buried these people the highest they could up the mountains because their dragons gods supposedly lived atop them. Now I say dragons, but of course they referred to them as flying serpents. They spoke pretty similar to the Sumerians so they must have been a Sumerian civilization that branched off or perhaps, they were the originals, and the others branched off. It took a while for them to extract everything and then study and translate but I'd say they did a good job. Time-wise it appears that there was a small window of time where the Earth was still able to support creatures of that magnitude and humans. I'd say about 40-50,000 years ago. The way they depict these things is in the realm of possibility. They were pretty well feathered but not entirely. They were also about the size of of a T-Rex. Turns out that that civilization was already using bronze metals so they were fairly advanced. Scholars believe that either the dragons wiped them out(save the ones that fled)or the Earth's change did. Really interesting stuff.
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12 RepliesWyverns or bust.
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3 Repliesdragens r ghey
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7 RepliesThey like to have intercourse with cows
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5 RepliesHere OP, I delivered! :D
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4 RepliesWhere are my dragons?
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7 RepliesFor Art Class I'm drawing a dragon, when I finish I shall show you guys. :3
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8 RepliesEveryone must be wary of the Night Fury. Although no one has ever seen one, they can be extremely deadly.
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He's a ground that dragons
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He's a dragon that grounds
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4 RepliesMalystryx *^.^*
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1 ReplyI call him Smaug! One of the toughest dragons.
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3 RepliesGreater Krayt is best Dragon
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Dragon Statues: [b]EXTINCT [/b]
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1 ReplyI honestly can't explain how this is a dragon, but it is one.
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7 RepliesKiyohime
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5 RepliesNo one has posted best dragon yet.
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Dragons drop swords when their tails are cut off.
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Tragons are kwl
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2 RepliesThe Bakunawa: The Lore: [spoiler]The Bakunawa appears as a gigantic serpent that lives in the sea. Ancient natives believed that the Bakunawa caused the moon or the sun to disappear during an eclipse. It is said that during certain times of the year, the Bakunawa arises from the ocean and proceeds to swallow the moon whole. To keep the Bakunawa from completely eating the moon, the natives would go out of their houses with pots and pans in hand and make a noise barrage in order to scare the Bakunawa into spitting out the moon back into the sky. Some say that the Bakunawa is known to kill people by imagining their death and with in eye contact. [/spoiler] A few highlights: Sea Serpent-weak to land Moon-eater-(solution to Majora's Mask) Noteworthy: Afraid of pots and pans (seriously) Direct combat is not preferred- Like a Basilisk, this bastard's glare can kill you. [i]"It is known to kill by imagining its victim's death"[/i] Okay, this last one is extremely difficult to deal with, i.e. overpowered as Seath the Scaleless during first contact. The great part is that it doesn't even need to bother you with a minute of crystal dodging before you croak.
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1 ReplyEdited by Ossku: 5/23/2014 8:47:00 PMDragon done right. >YFW Megaflare “Held in duress for aeons within the lesser moon, Dalamud, the elder primal Bahamut broke free of his captivity when the celestial body was wrested from the heavens to descend upon the Battle of Carteneau. Once freed, the terrible being wrought fiery destruction across the length and breadth of Eorzea, his devastating rampage marking the beginning of the Seventh Umbral Era. In the midst of the chaos, however, Bahamut was enveloped in a blinding white light and abruptly disappeared from the skies. None claim to have seen the primal in the five years since.”
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1 ReplyHe has a big Crystal Halberd.
