Post by Jay Kitten on Aug 14, 2013 21:33:24 GMT -8
Currently, only the canon dragon colors can be found in the Weyr, and their sizes are typical of a 7th-Pass set, that is to say they are generally much smaller than the 9th-Pass dragons of the books.
This size chart courtesy of Micah Johnson of Deviant Art.
Gold - 40-46 feet
Bronze - 38-43 feet
Brown - 34-39 feet
Blue - 25-29 feet
Green - 21-25 feet
White - 15-18 feet
For whers:
Gold - 7-10 feet tall
Bronze - 6-9 feet tall
Brown - 5-7 feet tall
Blue - 4-6 feet tall
Green - 3-5 feet tall
White - 2-3 feet tall
Wher sizes are based on head height, not shoulder height, when they are standing in a typical relaxed stance. The length ranges can be assumed to be about three times the height, from nose to tail.
These sizes are of the typical dragon/wher, meaning the average specimen. Slightly larger or smaller variations like runt dragons(Ruth) or colossal dragons(Ramoth) are generally a size category higher or lower.
Coloration on hide can vary between pale and dark. In the case of Whites, it ranges from bright white to very light grey.
Example:
Pale Green, Dark Green
Hide discoloration can be of any hue in the range, and vary depending on dragon. It is usually patch, or part-based, IE discolored tail or discolored feet. Blotches can happen, as well, or a kind of marbling that is very hard to detect without being close. However, the discoloration does not normally form a pattern, unless by random happenstance (purchased with Marks).
This size chart courtesy of Micah Johnson of Deviant Art.
Gold - 40-46 feet
Bronze - 38-43 feet
Brown - 34-39 feet
Blue - 25-29 feet
Green - 21-25 feet
White - 15-18 feet
For whers:
Gold - 7-10 feet tall
Bronze - 6-9 feet tall
Brown - 5-7 feet tall
Blue - 4-6 feet tall
Green - 3-5 feet tall
White - 2-3 feet tall
Wher sizes are based on head height, not shoulder height, when they are standing in a typical relaxed stance. The length ranges can be assumed to be about three times the height, from nose to tail.
These sizes are of the typical dragon/wher, meaning the average specimen. Slightly larger or smaller variations like runt dragons(Ruth) or colossal dragons(Ramoth) are generally a size category higher or lower.
Coloration on hide can vary between pale and dark. In the case of Whites, it ranges from bright white to very light grey.
Example:
Pale Green, Dark Green
Hide discoloration can be of any hue in the range, and vary depending on dragon. It is usually patch, or part-based, IE discolored tail or discolored feet. Blotches can happen, as well, or a kind of marbling that is very hard to detect without being close. However, the discoloration does not normally form a pattern, unless by random happenstance (purchased with Marks).