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Jensen

(#5743)

Level 14 Coatl

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This dragon’s natural inborn element is Wind.

Male Coatl

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Physical Attributes

Battle Stats

Measurements

Length

7.94 m

Wingspan

10.33 m

Weight

907.9 kg

Genetics

Maize
Ripple

Denim
Basic

Silver
Basic

Hatchday

Jun 08, 2013
(11 years)

Breed

Adult
Coatl

Eye Type

Wind
Common

Level 14 Coatl

EXP: 10393 / 54161

STR

AGI

DEF

QCK

INT

VIT

MND

Lineage

Parents

none

Offspring

Melanie
Gustoff
Kai
Unnamed
Unnamed
Meredith
Rosie
Unnamed
Nightmare
Unnamed
Leynth

Biography

Welcome to the aquarium section of our hoard. Feel free to look around and gawk with wonder. Just, PLEASE, do not touch the glass.

Nebula Floaters

Seafood

Unlike their crystalline cousins, Nebula Floaters are oddly sweet. They may also cause fang decay.

Tuxedo Urchin

Seafood

This mysterious urchin appears only when the situation is most dire, never mind what that means.

Aether Hermit

Seafood

Some say this crab can shoot beams of arcane energy at foes, but this one only pinches. Maybe it's out of mana?

Topaz Guppy

Seafood

The Topaz Guppy is friendly to a fault, often swimming right up to hungry dragons.

Cragside Mussels

Seafood

Tender, juicy, and with no pearls to choke on, these mussels are best served on the rocks.

Crawdad

Seafood

The key to eating Crawdads? Pinch the tail, suck the head.

Leech

Seafood

Finding leeches isn't hard, it's just a matter of plucking them off after swimming in any river or pond.

Fissure Crawdad

Seafood

Found only in the darkest crevices, this shellfish is tasty enough to make it worth the digging.

Pincushion Urchin

Seafood

For some dragons, learning to properly eat any urchin is a matter of painful trial and error.

Serpae Tetras

Seafood

Schools of this fish, seen from a distance, look almost like fire flickering in the water.

Molten Goby

Seafood

Able to thrive in incredibly hot waters, the Molten Goby itself is hot enough to singe tender palates.

Angelspine

Seafood

The golden spines of this urchin are valued far more than its bland meat.

Luminous Shortfin

Seafood

The Luminous Shortfin absorbs sunlight then, when startled, it emits a blinding flash to blind predators.

Sun Baked Oysters

Seafood

It is said that, apart from dragons, the only predators of this oyster are walruses and carpenters.

Glass Minnows

Seafood

The skin of the Glass Minnow is naturally transparent, thus it's naturally macabre.

Mussels

Seafood

Every mussel has a foot, and yet they can't run away. Maybe it's because they only have one.

Sparkling Crayfish

Seafood

While the crayfish itself is rather bland, its iridescent shell is often used for ornamentations.

Sand Sucker

Seafood

Sand Suckers will remain dormant for most of their lives. Annual flooding awakens these pests.

Electric Stingers

Seafood

The sting of this jellyfish is particularly painful.

White Reaches Crab

Seafood

When startled, males of this species make a high pitched whooping sound while scuttling away.

Black Tetra

Seafood

During long nights even huge schools of this fish can be hard to see.

Silver Guppy

Seafood

Some dragons traditionally feast upon Silver Guppies after 25 years of bonding.

Snowflake Urchin

Seafood

Every one of these urchins is unique in their own way, and each thinks they're better than the last.

Crystal Jellyfish

Seafood

A tough hide may protect from jellyfish stings, but a tender palate will feel they're a bit sour.

Sardines

Seafood

They're an acquired taste, provided you can acquire them.

Greater Leech

Seafood

Not to be confused with the lesser leech, a species that doesn't even deserve to have its name capitalized.

Common Minnow

Seafood

It can take quite a lot of minnows to sate a dragon, good thing their schools are plentiful.

Steppes Pincher

Seafood

This crab blends so well with its environment you likely won't notice it until the pinching starts.

Silverside Tetras

Seafood

The way this fish shimmers can make it difficult to tell which way it's going.

Deviant Darter

Seafood

No one understands this fish.

Wetland Vampire

Seafood

This particular variety of leech is very tough to kill, unless of course you swallow it whole.

Black Maiden

Seafood

Poisonous to some, delicious to others.

Ruby Tetras

Seafood

It's rumored Ruby Tetras have their own language; too bad they have nothing to say to you.

Lagoon Guppy

Seafood

Serve over ice with a lemon garnish.

Everglade Shortfin

Seafood

This fish tends to hide amidst the grass growing in the marshes.

Northern Crayfish

Seafood

Considerably less refined than crayfish found in the south.

Moonbeam Sardines

Seafood

Schools of glowing sardines can vanish in any moon kissed waters. Look where the light is brightest.

Blue Swimmer Crab

Seafood

Surprisingly fast and just as vicious, this otherwise delectable crab can put up quite a fight.

Darktide Jellyfish

Seafood

Whenever these jellyfish wash ashore, they melt into a stinging, gelatinous puddle. Some prefer them that way.

Shadowmist Oysters

Seafood

To open these oysters, one need only recite a few lines of bad poetry.

Wetland Ghost

Seafood

The wetland ghost will molt every month, leaving behind a perfect ghost of itself. The molts are crunchy, but not as satisfying for a young dragon as a full shrimp.

Clown Shrimp

Seafood

Known for face painting and recycled jokes. A hatchling can deliver a swift end to a clown shrimp after it ceases to be amusing and commences being delicious.

Tiger Shrimp

Seafood

Served at the finest of gatherings, this shrimp is prized for its delicious tail.

Jumbo Shrimp

Seafood

Strong and mysterious on the outside, sweet and tender on the inside; so dreamy!

Bluegill

Seafood

A clever dragon will wade into fresh water and hold perfectly still, providing shade and what seems to be an ideal location for schools of bluegill to idle. They can then snack at their leisure.

Pumpkinseed Sunfish

Seafood

A tasty and addictive snack when roasted and salted.

Sunfish

Seafood

The sunfish's scales reflect sunlight into unwary dragon's gaze, making them difficult to catch with eyesight alone.

Warmouth

Seafood

A warmouth makes for a tough and grizzled filet.

Abyss Vulture

Seafood

Abyss Vultures scavenge carrion off the seabed. They are not picky eaters. Today you eat Abyss Vulture, years from now Abyss Vulture eats you...

Giant Isopod

Seafood

When cooked it vaguely resembles lobster in appearance. When eaten it tastes nothing like lobster.

Isopod

Seafood

When threatened they curl into a defensive ball, their tough outer carapace protecting their vulnerable underbelly.

Dwarf Octopus

Seafood

Dwarf Octopuses may live for two decades, far longer than their larger counterparts.

Red Octopus

Seafood

The name 'Red Octopus' is a bit misleading, as they are known to change color and are rarely red.

Inky Octopus

Seafood

The ink sacs in this species make up 20% of its body weight. While the ink is not poisonous, it has a foul taste and is not usually eaten.

Blue Ring Octopus

Seafood

Considered quite the feat to catch and eat, these octopuses are caught by foolish young dragons seeking to impress their friends. One mistake can be fatal, as the venom of these creatures is powerful and can be fatal to smaller dragons.

Flying Fish

Seafood

Flying fish can usually stay aloft long enough to get gobbled up by low-gliding ridgebacks.

Sea Sparrow

Seafood

This species of flying fish is known for its incessant and abrasive chirping.

Smallhead Flying Fish

Seafood

Smallhead flying fish travel in groups called flocks rather than schools.

Wave Skipper

Seafood

Wave skippers don't get much air, but can use the curls of waves to travel across the water's surface at breakneck speeds.

Glowslug

Seafood

Some areas of the deep sea floor are so saturated with glowslugs, their movement can resemble fireflies.

Nudibranch

Seafood

The shed shells of grown nudibranch mollusks are often collected by Water dragons for good luck.

Sea Hare

Seafood

This might be the only hare that can't beat the tortoise in a race.

Grey Catshark

Seafood

The small edible portion of the catshark is protected by a thick layer of rubbery skin...that isn't edible.

Leopard Needletooth

Seafood

The elusive leopard needletooth shark is often found half-buried in the sand, where it spends its time trying NOT to be found.

Lesser Shallowshark

Seafood

Schools of shallowsharks are extremely efficient at hunting and devouring larger shark species.

Rose Pixie

Seafood

This species of sea dragon is covered in a protective membrane, and is right at home in the poisonous fronds of the coral community.

Sea Fae

Seafood

Named for its stark resemblance to the dragon breed, sea fae are a plentiful snack in stormy waters.

Sunset Sea Dragon

Seafood

The leafy sunset can grow to be three times the size of its modestly-sized cousins, but doesn't taste nearly as good.

Umbral Sea Wight

Seafood

These tiny creatures comb the sea floor in slow-moving mobs, hauntingly floating against the murky backdrop of the deepest trenches.

Marsh Stalker

Seafood

The snack that scowls back -until you bite their heads off.

Yellow-Frilled Eel

Seafood

These eels swim in erratic circles and often tie themselves into knots. Some dragons sneer and claim that they are the ancestors of Spiral dragons; Spiral dragons grin because they think that is a super cool idea.

Redstreak Frilled Eel

Seafood

Though many dragons are eager to eat them as soon as possible, it is considered wise to remove the frills first.

Sicklemaw Gar

Seafood

A marsh rich in gar is likely to be poor in other species of fish.

Umbral Catfish

Seafood

These tiny catfish school in shaded ponds. Direct contact with sunlight cause the fish to change color and expire.

Armored Catfish

Seafood

The thick scales of this fish protect it from the nips of its kin, but not from the bite of a determined dragon.

Dogtooth Wrasse

Seafood

Some dragons prefer watching these fish to eating them.

Blacksaddle Wrasse

Seafood

Serve with a white wine.

Eyebiter

Seafood

It's advised to wear goggles when fishing in murky waters.

Bluemoon Dartling

Seafood

Dartlings are able to weather droughts by burying deep into the ground and forming a mucus cocoon. They can survive in this hibernation state for up to three years.

Renegade Dartling

Seafood

The color spots on dartlings can display as green, blue, or even purple depending on the area of Harpy's Roost that the fry developed in.

Crowntail Wanderer

Seafood

Once bred to produce brilliantly colored, decorative fins, an accidental reintroduction to the wild sees these jewels migrating to new territories.

Crowntail Surgling

Seafood

Its flared fins can be used to intimidate larger fish; pity this skill doesn't work on dragons.

Crystalline Myctophid

Seafood

Boreal myctophids remain stationary close to the surface of the water, hoping to develop a crown of crystals to attract a potential mate.

Dark-Tufted Featherduster

Seafood

A snack for the swift, catching these worms before they retreat into their tubes is a talent.

Yellow-Tinged Featherduster

Seafood

Eating these may tickle the back of a dragon's throat, causing them to sneeze.

Brilliant Bobtail Squid

Seafood

These squid telegraph their emotions through a series of bioluminescent displays. No dragon has ever seen the display that indicates happiness.

Dumpling Squid

Seafood

Amazing when dipped in a tangy sauce.

Stubby Squid

Seafood

Diminutive in stature, mighty in flavor.

Smallmouth Bass

Seafood

Other fish are hesitant to point out that its mouth is quite large. It tried so hard to rebrand its image!

Billy Bass

Seafood

These fish have evolved to burst into frantic song when removed from the water. An effective adaptation, as many dragons will toss them back in horror.

Lyretail Puffer

Seafood

These fish are susceptible to parasites and will rub against rough surfaces to remove them. On the positive side, a dragon standing still in the water will find them easy to catch; on the negative, the parasites are easy to catch too.

Rainbow Trout

Seafood

These fish will eat just about anything; it is wise for hatchlings to mind their wing tips when fishing.

Golden Rainbow Trout

Seafood

Avaricious dragons are often dismayed that the flash of gold in the water was not what they thought... their disappointment only lasts until lunch time.

True Rainbow Trout

Seafood

For occasions when a common rainbow trout just is not up to par.

Shalefin

Seafood

The tiny flecks of stone this fish ingests while grazing are recycled to provide thick, armored scales.

Venerable Shalefin

Seafood

Somehow it seems wiser than a typical shalefin; the wisdom of fish is not something dragons really understand.

1st Anniversary Fish Cake

Seafood

About as appetizing as it sounds. (Happy 1st Anniversary, Flight Rising!)

500

Copperband Butterflyfish

Seafood

This beautiful fish can be territorial.

Butterflyfish

Seafood

These fish begin life as a rather dull fry; as they approach maturity they develop a thick membrane and go dormant. Weeks later they emerge with vibrant coloration.

Chewy Tentacle

Seafood

If you swallow a chewy tentacle it stays in your stomach for 7 years. It's true!

Squirming Tentacle

Seafood

This tentacle is not going down without a fight! ...It doesn't seem to realize that the rest of its body has stopped.

Eel Fry

Seafood

A meal famous for its shock value.

Olympia Oyster

Seafood

A delicacy fit only for the gods. Dragons are advised to eat quickly, before theirs notices!

Devilsnap

Seafood

It is recommended not to put nose, claw, or tail into a live Devilsnap, or the food chain becomes a bit topsy-turvy.

Royal Oyster

Seafood

The more pearls these oysters produce, the higher they advance in their incongruous society. This one was a princess, which for some unfathomable reason makes it more tempting to dragons.

Corycat

Seafood

Feed this to a cat named Cory and one can begin to peel back the layers of reality.

Julii Corycat

Seafood

This variant is a touch more ambitious than the average corycat.

Green Corycat

Seafood

'Green' is a bit of a misnomer - this corycat can appear grey, blue, or even pink in the right light!

Dried Fish

Seafood

A string of tiny, dried fish. The amount of salt the Raptorik cook used is almost offensive.

Dried Anchovies

Seafood

There are plenty of fish in the ocean, so why did you choose to eat these?

Rainbow Mussels

Seafood

The crushed shells of rainbow mussels may be used in creating iridescent pigment.

Scarlet Mussels

Seafood

Coatls with access to mussels will spend a leisurely day harvesting and cracking the spoils on their tummies. It's adorable- ...unless you're a mollusc.

Fish Oil

Seafood

Health-conscious dragons are obsessed with this stuff.

400

Deepwater Constructor

Seafood

It knocks down the structures of its rivals, and builds its own sand castles on their ruin.

Sentinel Fish

Seafood

Now that you've taken out the guards, the remaining fish will be helpless.

Lakebottom Flounder

Seafood

The weird-looking flounder is sometimes dried and used as a platter for much more attractive-looking seafood.

Our collection, however, is still sadly lacking the following items:

Fallen Star

Seafood

Legend says the Fallen Star is exactly that, a star that fell from the heavens and landed in the ocean.

500

Glass Isopod

Seafood

Unlike their more common cousins, the shells of the glass isopod are fragile and shatter if dropped.

Glow Star

Seafood

Its glow fades the moment it leaves the water, otherwise it would make an excellent decoration.

500

Green Corycat

Seafood

'Green' is a bit of a misnomer - this corycat can appear grey, blue, or even pink in the right light!

Morning Star

Seafood

Most active in the early hours of the day, the Morning Star just lays there the rest of the time.

500

Starfish

Seafood

Sometimes collecting Starfish is simply a matter of waiting for low tide.

500

Striped Biter

Seafood

This striped shark comes in a variety of colors, but the black and white biter outnumbers all other types by, like, ten thousand to one.

Meditate

Energy Stone

The caster will focus on the surrounding magical energies, generating a large amount of Breath. Reduces physical damage dealt by 75% for two turns.

Required Level: 1

Discipline

Accessory Stone

Grants your Meditate ability a 50% chance to generate twice as much Breath.

600

Required Level: 9

Contuse

Ability Stone

Deals neutral magic damage and weakens the target, decreasing their offensive capabilities.

250

Required Level: 1

Zephyr Acuity Fragment

Augment Stone

When assigned, this fragment empowers one Wind dragon with +2 Intellect.

400

Required Level: 5

Aid

Ability Stone

Heals the target for a small amount of health.

650

Required Level: 3

Blackwing Croaker

Familiar

These creatures spend their early lives swimming in shallow riverbeds. When they mature their fins will have elongated enough to facilitate flight.

2800

Accent: Gilded Dragonfly

Coatl Male Only

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