How big is an Abby comparatively? Bigger than a Ridgeback or about the size of Gaoler?
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@LunaMoonShadow
On average, the dragon species that's the closest to their size with these measurements taken into account is Mirrors. They're smaller than both Ridgebacks and Gaolers. If you're interested in your individual dragons, you can pop them into an art program with other dragons in your clan.
On average, the dragon species that's the closest to their size with these measurements taken into account is Mirrors. They're smaller than both Ridgebacks and Gaolers. If you're interested in your individual dragons, you can pop them into an art program with other dragons in your clan.
@LunaMoonShadow
On average, the dragon species that's the closest to their size with these measurements taken into account is Mirrors. They're smaller than both Ridgebacks and Gaolers. If you're interested in your individual dragons, you can pop them into an art program with other dragons in your clan.
On average, the dragon species that's the closest to their size with these measurements taken into account is Mirrors. They're smaller than both Ridgebacks and Gaolers. If you're interested in your individual dragons, you can pop them into an art program with other dragons in your clan.
   
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Milk
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[quote name="Fenny2" date="2022-05-26 18:35:29" ]
Edit: Added Undertide.
Now that Aberrations have come out I went ahead and used that snake measurer to figure out their multipliers, they are as follows. Permababy multipliers are in the process of being added.
Aberration F: 153
Aberration M: 111
Undertide F: 93
Undertide M: 95
PM Aberration: 227
PM Banescale: 126
PM Bogsneak: 174
PM Coatl: 194
PM Fae: 144
PM Gaoler: 134
PM Guardian: 164
PM Imperial: 140
PM Mirror: 229
PM Nocturne: 166
PM Obelisk: 188
PM Pearlcatcher: 139
PM Ridgeback: 165
PM Skydancer: 199
PM Snapper: 229
PM Spiral: 92
PM Tundra: 154
PM Undertide: 88
PM Veilspun: 167
PM Wildclaw: 206
For those who skipped past or didn't notice the explanation section of the original post, you take the length of the dragon, multiply it by its multiplier, and then change the size of the image to the resulting number. This can most easily be done in an art program, which should have an option to change the size of an image by inputting numbers.
Finally, have a size chart of all the hatchlings.
[img]https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/926151406988169217/1131252355418030242/babies.png[/img]
[img]https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/926151406988169217/1131252355824898109/babies2.png[/img]
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[url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/gde/3038944/3#post_51356078]Undertide multipliers have been added.[/url]
Fenny2 wrote on 2022-05-26 18:35:29:
Edit: Added Undertide.
Now that Aberrations have come out I went ahead and used that snake measurer to figure out their multipliers, they are as follows. Permababy multipliers are in the process of being added.
Aberration F: 153
Aberration M: 111
Undertide F: 93
Undertide M: 95
PM Aberration: 227
PM Banescale: 126
PM Bogsneak: 174
PM Coatl: 194
PM Fae: 144
PM Gaoler: 134
PM Guardian: 164
PM Imperial: 140
PM Mirror: 229
PM Nocturne: 166
PM Obelisk: 188
PM Pearlcatcher: 139
PM Ridgeback: 165
PM Skydancer: 199
PM Snapper: 229
PM Spiral: 92
PM Tundra: 154
PM Undertide: 88
PM Veilspun: 167
PM Wildclaw: 206
For those who skipped past or didn't notice the explanation section of the original post, you take the length of the dragon, multiply it by its multiplier, and then change the size of the image to the resulting number. This can most easily be done in an art program, which should have an option to change the size of an image by inputting numbers.
Finally, have a size chart of all the hatchlings.
Now that Aberrations have come out I went ahead and used that snake measurer to figure out their multipliers, they are as follows. Permababy multipliers are in the process of being added.
Aberration F: 153
Aberration M: 111
Undertide F: 93
Undertide M: 95
PM Aberration: 227
PM Banescale: 126
PM Bogsneak: 174
PM Coatl: 194
PM Fae: 144
PM Gaoler: 134
PM Guardian: 164
PM Imperial: 140
PM Mirror: 229
PM Nocturne: 166
PM Obelisk: 188
PM Pearlcatcher: 139
PM Ridgeback: 165
PM Skydancer: 199
PM Snapper: 229
PM Spiral: 92
PM Tundra: 154
PM Undertide: 88
PM Veilspun: 167
PM Wildclaw: 206
For those who skipped past or didn't notice the explanation section of the original post, you take the length of the dragon, multiply it by its multiplier, and then change the size of the image to the resulting number. This can most easily be done in an art program, which should have an option to change the size of an image by inputting numbers.
Finally, have a size chart of all the hatchlings.
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Gang Forever |
[quote name="Fenny2" date="2022-11-22 12:01:43" ]
[url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/gde/3038944/3#post_51356078]Undertide multipliers have been added.[/url]
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@Fenny2 Thanks for keeping this going!
[quote name="Polareis" date="2022-11-22 13:09:15" ]
[quote name="Fenny2" date="2022-11-22 12:01:43" ]
[url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/gde/3038944/3#post_51356078]Undertide multipliers have been added.[/url]
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@Fenny2 Thanks for keeping this going!
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@Polareis You're welcome!
could someone possibly make a new version with the new breeds ? the website does not work on my device[emoji=undertide sad size=1]
these charts are really useful as references to use for my fanfictions but I have a lot of aberration and undertide characters now and those are sadly not in this chart:(
if someone could I’ll give you 50g:)
could someone possibly make a new version with the new breeds ? the website does not work on my device
these charts are really useful as references to use for my fanfictions but I have a lot of aberration and undertide characters now and those are sadly not in this chart:(
if someone could I’ll give you 50g:)
these charts are really useful as references to use for my fanfictions but I have a lot of aberration and undertide characters now and those are sadly not in this chart:(
if someone could I’ll give you 50g:)
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Imagine being a Veil, Fae, or Spiral and trying to even communicate with any of the larger dragons. How do they even form societies together? A Ridgeback trying to work with or talk to a Veil would be like me trying to talk to a fly.
Imagine being a Veil, Fae, or Spiral and trying to even communicate with any of the larger dragons. How do they even form societies together? A Ridgeback trying to work with or talk to a Veil would be like me trying to talk to a fly.
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[quote name="Infested" date="2022-11-24 17:27:17" ]
Imagine being a Veil, Fae, or Spiral and trying to even communicate with any of the larger dragons. How do they even form societies together? A Ridgeback trying to work with or talk to a Veil would be like me trying to talk to a fly.
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Imagine a ridgeback accidentally stepping on a velispun. They gotta be really loud to avoid being trampled - or they could just fly. But even then they risk being hit by the horn... hm...
Infested wrote on 2022-11-24 17:27:17:
Imagine being a Veil, Fae, or Spiral and trying to even communicate with any of the larger dragons. How do they even form societies together? A Ridgeback trying to work with or talk to a Veil would be like me trying to talk to a fly.
Imagine a ridgeback accidentally stepping on a velispun. They gotta be really loud to avoid being trampled - or they could just fly. But even then they risk being hit by the horn... hm...
