Hakanix is a formidable, immense dragon, strong-muscled but with quick reflexes and speed, and confident in magic too. He will protect the clan from any threats that could dare come its way.
And yet, he still loves to crack a good joke though and is a bit of a goofball, particularly in his hatchlinghood. Best friends with Petalara, but when they both changed schools to a different school each, the two lost touch.
Miraculously, one day, when Petalara was creating her clan (which at the time consisted only of her), Hakanix was hunting a Skira straight into her new territory. The two were surprised to meet each other and yet they never forgot the bond they once shared.



the second-in-command leader of the breezepetal clan.

he lovs his mate petalara and his kiddos

he's a good dad

also really really huge even for a guardian

he protecs the clan

and he has a cute pet fire cat

Runescar Lynx

Familiar

At home in the blistering heat of the Ashfall Waste, these hot-footed felines commonly have the hunting grounds to themselves, until challenged by daring dragon clans.

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he was born in da cloudsong and made friends with petalara

then hakanix moved to the ashfall waste

then 1 day when petalara founded her own clan hakanix randomly came across it

they decided to work together to build the clan

the eeeend





(dragon heights stuff, this is just a reference material 4 my lore lol)

fae: 0.7 ft w/o head fins, 1 ft w/ head fins. (so tiny!)
guardian: 14.8 ft
tundra: 4.7 ft
mirror: 3.9 ft

pearlcatcher: 5.5 ft
ridgeback: 24.7 ft (HUGE!!)
snapper: 6.5 ft
spiral: 2.2 ft

skydancer: 4.3 ft
bogsneak: 6.7 ft
obelisk: 18.7 ft

imperial: 20.9 ft (Huge!)
nocturne: 5.6 ft

coatl: 6.2 ft
wildclaw: 7.4 ft

gaoler: 13 ft
banescale: 6.7 ft
veilspun: 0.8 ft

shortest to tallest:0.7, 0.8, 2.2, 3.9, 4.3, 4.7, 5.5, 5.6, 6.2, 6.5, 6.7, 6.7, 7.4, 13, 14.8, 18.7, 20.9, 24.7
fae, veilspun, spiral, mirror, skydancer, tundra, pearlcatcher, nocturne, coatl, snapper, bogsneak, banescale, wildclaw, gaoler, guardian, obelisk, imperial, ridgeback


height at withers/shoulders:

fae: 0.4 ft
guardian: 9.9 ft
tundra: 2.9 ft
mirror: 2.9 ft

pearlcatcher: 4.1 ft
ridgeback: 12.4 ft
snapper: 4 ft
spiral: 0.7 ft

skydancer: 3.2 ft
bogsneak: 3.4 ft

imperial: 8.36 ft
nocturne: 2.4 ft

coatl: 3.2 ft
wildclaw: 4.6 ft

gaoler: 7 ft
banescale:
veilspun:

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extra:


in my lore: dragon heights slightly closer to an average (find the average of: [normal height x 4] plus 7)

fae: 2 ft
guardian: 13.2 ft
tundra: 5.2 ft
mirror: 4.5 ft

pearlcatcher: 5.8 ft
ridgeback: 21.2
snapper: 6.6 ft
spiral: 3.2 ft

skydancer: 4.8 ft
bogsneak: 6.8 ft
obelisk: 16.4 ft

imperial: 18.1 ft
nocturne: 5.9 ft

coatl: 6.4 ft
wildclaw: 7.3 ft

gaoler: 11.8 ft
banescale: 6.8 ft
veilspun: 2 ft



Breed Features

Parts: Head, Neck, Front Legs, Wings, Torso, Back Legs, Tail

~Fae~

Head:
Rounded head with a small jaw and large, wide eyes. Ears are medium-large and tips of ears are slightly pointed and round at the middle.

The head has two large cheek fins, one on each side, which have the same color and pattern as the wings. The cheek fins each have five rounded tips, are placed just behind the ears, and can be flared.

The head also has two large head fins that are widest at the top and go down about two thirds the length of the neck. They are a fin-like design with rays that end in a rounded tip. The head fins can be flared. These head fins are the same color as the dragon's horn color, though it can be slightly different depending on body pattern. The body patterns can also carry over to the head fins.

Head (simplified): Round head, small jaw, ears, big eyes, big head fins, and cheek fins at side of face.


Neck:
Long and flexible neck. The head fins go down just over half of the length of the neck. As mentioned earlier, the head fins are large fins with rays that have rounded, almost-pointed tips. The underbelly has smooth and flexible scales and is plated with rounded, almost-rectangular plates.

Neck (simplified): Long, flexible, plated belly with slightly curved plates


Torso:
Long and flexible torso. The underbelly has smooth and flexible scales and is plated with rounded, almost-rectangular plates.

Torso (simplified): Long, flexible, plated belly with slightly curved plates


Front Legs:
Thin front legs with broad shoulders and three talons/claws/fingers on each hand.

Front Legs (simplified): Thin front legs, three fingered-hands


Back Legs:
Long, thin back legs with four triangular talons/claws/toes on each foot. Faes may be capable of walking both bipedal and quadrupedal.

Back Legs (simplified): Long back legs, four-toed feet. Possibly both bipedal and quadrupedal.


Wings:
Large wings, each having one wing thumb, four wing fingers, and two wing elbow fingers. The four wing fingers disappear into the wing halfway and then each have a large rounded tip at the end. Wing thumb with rounded tip, wing membrane is attached to main part of wing. Two wing elbow fingers, again with rounded tips.

All wing fingers have large, distinctive rounded tips as opposed to claws, meaning the Faes have quite a unique wing appearance. The rounded tips are shaped like an aerofoil, just like the rounded tips at the end of the head fins and cheek fins.

Wings (simplified): Big wings, 1 small rounded tip, 6 larger rounded tips

Tail:
The tail is very long and flexible. Thinner at the tip of the tail. Some faes have extraordinarily long tails.

Tail (simplified): Long, thin tail.

Gender Dimorphism: None visible.



~Guardian~

Head:

Top of head forms almost one continuous curve, though it flattens out at the snout. Jaw has one spike coming down from the upper jaw on either side and one spike further back coming up from the lower jaw on either side. The jaw has a sharp, pointed chin, and small, short opaque fins at either side of it. Two larger, more distinct sharp fins at the cheek. At the top of the head, small spikes go up and then down to the back and get larger as they reach the neck. The Guardian has two large horns which are at first parallel to the head and then curve upward. The horns have sharp plates.

Head (simplified) Top of head is an almost-flat curve. Jaw has pointed chin spike, jagged fang-like shape where upper jaw and lower jaw meet, two rigid fins at either side of the face, spikes on top of head that go down to the neck, and two large curved, plated horns.

Neck: Medium length neck. Right below head is a large fin ruff that can be flared. Neck belly plates are straight ridges that connect at the middle. From the neck down to most of the torso is a long rigid fin on the belly