JillTheRipper

Spores of many sorts travel from land to land in search of a place to grow on the Wind. However...it seems that the incident that changed Baldwin and created Bogsneaks also changed the spores riding on the currents above. Which, like most things carried by the Wind...wound up brought along with it to the Windsinger’s turf. Innocent dragons unknowingly playing on the windcurrents have found themselves the new homes of these spores. More worrying still;
These foreign contaminants appear to be changing them.
We of the Puff Clan have been studying these spores. Taking in contaminated dragons with the hope of bettering their states. Surprisingly, however, this change into a more...FUNGAL subspecies of dragon does not seem to cause any harm to the dragon themselves, however, some side-effects are quite shocking.

From strange scents to a newfound love of literature, these dragons have been separated into very distinct variations named after the type of fungus they resemble. By purchasing one of these dragons, you are, in effect, joining us in our studies of these foreign contaminants and the effects they seem to have. Each dragon may react to it differently...and some may not remain unharmed by the spores within it. Likewise...others may remain unharmed, and live even fuller, happier lives than before they were contaminated.

One can only theorize until the truth becomes evident.


Hailing from Plaugue territory comes the well-named Bleeding Tooth strand of the Foreign Spores subspecies. These dragons, like all from the Foreign Spores subspecies, have whitish bodies...but these have a more...fluffy and PUFFY texture to them. Much like a biscuit...even more so since their hardened sap/amber growths somewhat resemble jelly...mmmmm-hmmmm...
(...I apologize...I must be hungry...)

My own non-sense aside, However, dragons contaminated with this particular strand of spores tend to mellow out significantly...going against behavior typical of "plague"...these dragons have a will to help those in need, and protect the weak. Given a new sense of purpose, these kindly dragons take to becoming warriors, knights, doctors, dentists, and psychologists. They wish nothing more then to protect and heal those around them...and do so happily.