Dragonborn
Dragonfolk, Dragonkin, Dragonlings, Dragons, Dragonborn, Hatchers, Scalebacks, the Dragonborn go by many names.
They were one of the last species created by the Aspects, a product of Good Luck that started in the heart of Noress and spread out into the world after the First Fall of Tinian. (Might be second fall)
They are cold-blooded, have wings and non-prehensile tails, and reproduce by laying eggs. They do not have tits, no lizardtits dammit. And internal genitalia, while I'm at it, in case there's furries who need to know.
Their first incarnations evolved as they spread out, getting smaller or bigger with varying headshapes and skin types, I'll detail those more later.
The defining differences between the sexes vary between manifestations, but they tend to come through in typical lizardy fashions such as spine-counts, color-markings, size differences, and occasional shape-differences.
Voices are usually surprisingly high-pitched and 'shallow', for lack of a better word. One would expect a roar, but they're not really cut out for it. Instead, they make high, sharp noises when provoked, and mostly speak with voices that could easily be considered nasally and flat.
They were one of the last species created by the Aspects, a product of Good Luck that started in the heart of Noress and spread out into the world after the First Fall of Tinian. (Might be second fall)
They are cold-blooded, have wings and non-prehensile tails, and reproduce by laying eggs. They do not have tits, no lizardtits dammit. And internal genitalia, while I'm at it, in case there's furries who need to know.
Their first incarnations evolved as they spread out, getting smaller or bigger with varying headshapes and skin types, I'll detail those more later.
The defining differences between the sexes vary between manifestations, but they tend to come through in typical lizardy fashions such as spine-counts, color-markings, size differences, and occasional shape-differences.
Voices are usually surprisingly high-pitched and 'shallow', for lack of a better word. One would expect a roar, but they're not really cut out for it. Instead, they make high, sharp noises when provoked, and mostly speak with voices that could easily be considered nasally and flat.


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