Biology of a Thunder Dragon

Enter the water at your own risk- the Tassled Thundermaw is lurking below.
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[maxximus]

I love how he doesn’t even dare to give a length and just labels the tail as “l o n g”

[chale]

I would LOVE a novel series in this world about some fresh eyed dragon hunter cataloging his misadventures narrowly clinging to life of dodging fire and claw alike.

[bal]

Bro, I love this project so much. It’s always hype when a new video comes out

[polarbear]

you should add a "make ur own dragon" type page at the end of the book, would be fun and interesting to see everyones creative work inspired from yours

[Steel-jp]

dragon slayer: i shall die a noble death at the claws of a great kings Bain

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[PrimordialRoseberryBush]

I like how you can HEAR the air quotes in "Heroic"

[endless_ocean]

I gotta admit I’m absolutely enamoured with this series, and the more I learn about this world my desire for further details only grows.

Of particular note I love the shear diversity of body plans we see in dragons, yet they all retain common features that makes them all feel like they belong to the same group of organisms that share common ancestry

[GrimBorz]

Tentacletaled electric bullshark dragon. By how it's look, I could see this thing being a pet for some godlike eldritch monstrosity deep in the abyss of the sea.

[lordrandom]

God, this dragon is so cool. I've always loved thunder dragons, and the Thundermaw is a perfect electric dragon. I really liked the veilwright because it was a hervibore and much less agressive than your typical dragon, but seeing a long living, agressive, terrifying dragon is also cool.

Its long lifespan makes me think about how many legendary dragons this species must have. A family that tried to take one down for generations, one bigger than the rest that becomes a myth and is feared even after its death. it just has too much potential. Also, altough they don't live in the same region of the world, I would love to see a fight between a Thundermaw and a Kinsbane.

[radekhungler]

hearing about the tail makes me think of the potential of a thundermaw rat king. considering how one theory for rat king formation is the grasping reflex of the tail.

[Hickszter]

I always have a soft spot for thunder dragons

[barzap]

I actually enjoy you show us how to defeat the dragon instead of it not being shown and depicted. The image really helps convey it.

[CatHasAbs]

I love it when indie creators make some story or story project and actually puts some depth into the world itself whether it may be the people, animals, culture or even the magic system its incredible and because of it feels more real, presenting these fictional things and making it feel like an actual culture, place, ecosystem or anything i just love it and seeing it is just amazing to me

[stormerjc]

I really wish a dragon hunting game could be made with your setting, your dragons are some of the very best I've ever seen and a game with them would finally give monster hunter a bit of healthy competition, this might be my favourite dragon so far, it's between this and that razor sharp dragon

[lividcoffee]

I knew I struck a Gold mine when I found your book and channel, great content man!!

[juanisol]

"A shadowy fisherman, hidden on the rocky shore... A wave of slippery thunder echoes beneath the dark depths of the sea." 🌊🐍🌩️

[devonblackwell]

Thank you so much for all the amazing content. Can’t wait to see what the next egg will be. I always love you expand on this world. It’s so cool and the dragon design designs are very unique. 10 out of 10 would adventure to this land

[angantyrarmageddon]

Are you gonna publish the dragon slayer codex as a book? If yes I’m gonna buy it.

P.s I also wanted to know who is the strongest dragon in your series?

[shellknight]

I literally can't wait for the Ice Puncher ... I think that's what it's called

[lhamaseveramenteirritada]

Babe wake up, new species profile just dropped