Is there dragon agriculture going on? I’m asking because one of my friends said they thought dragons were probably hunter gatherers, unless there was dragon agriculture. I really do want to know if there are canonical dragon farmers going around, because I’m going to be honest, it’d be a little funny.
Is there dragon agriculture going on? I’m asking because one of my friends said they thought dragons were probably hunter gatherers, unless there was dragon agriculture. I really do want to know if there are canonical dragon farmers going around, because I’m going to be honest, it’d be a little funny.
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Drakeharvest is farm-themed so I think there are farms. [item=scene: drakeharvest]
Also the Millmeadows location on the world map mentions farms! Here's its description:
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Windswept Plateau
Millmeadows
The ever-turning windmills that dot this landscape have multiple purposes. [u]From grinding to sawing to irrigation, the traditionally laidback dragons of wind earn their keep on these farms[/u]—with a little help from the gusts, of course. Most impressive are the windmills' unique magical ability to efficiently recycle their source of power. Not only do they benefit from wind, they also help contribute to it!
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So farms do exist! :D
Although "Gather Items" is more of a hunting/gathering thing so most likely dragons do both! Probably more of the hunter-gathering though.
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Drakeharvest is farm-themed so I think there are farms.
Scene: Drakeharvest
Scene
Scenes are colorful backdrops that can be equipped to a dragon to further customize their individual profile.
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Also the Millmeadows location on the world map mentions farms! Here's its description:
Quote:
Windswept Plateau
Millmeadows
The ever-turning windmills that dot this landscape have multiple purposes. From grinding to sawing to irrigation, the traditionally laidback dragons of wind earn their keep on these farms—with a little help from the gusts, of course. Most impressive are the windmills' unique magical ability to efficiently recycle their source of power. Not only do they benefit from wind, they also help contribute to it!
So farms do exist! :D
Although "Gather Items" is more of a hunting/gathering thing so most likely dragons do both! Probably more of the hunter-gathering though.
thank you, everyone who responded!! this is very nice i will now be sharing this information with my friends. wind flight bread
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I would assume Nature and Light would have a lot of farms, and the other flights would have fewer with Ice, Fire, Plague, and Shadow(?) having none.
There's definitely gardening going on as more then a few food items mention it. On top of the apparel we have. Some examples:
[item=Alstroemeria] mentions being cultivated for multiple purposes.
[item=Blue Rose] talks about changing the properties of the plant via watering.
[item=Broadleaf Plantain] the 'able to be grown anywhere' wording implies this is a cultivated plant.
[item=Corona Sempervivum] directly mentions gardening.
[item=Engineered Superberry] genetically modified.
[item=Heavy Grainbasket] talks about harvest and planting seasons.
[item=Iris] implies employment as a gardener.
[item=Strangler Seeds] don't be mean to your fellow gardeners.
There's also many references to foraging. I think there's a bit of a mix of cultivation and gathering, some plants are easier cultivated than others in certain areas (which makes sense that's just like real life).
There's definitely gardening going on as more then a few food items mention it. On top of the apparel we have. Some examples:
Alstroemeria
Plant
Cultivated for decoration and dessert.
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mentions being cultivated for multiple purposes.
Blue Rose
Plant
White roses can take on many colors by tinting their water. Plant connoisseurs have also tried to encourage them to take on other flavors as well. This one tastes faintly of blueberries.
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talks about changing the properties of the plant via watering.
Broadleaf Plantain
Plant
Able to be grown nearly anywhere, this plant can be consumed as a treat or a treatment.
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6
the 'able to be grown anywhere' wording implies this is a cultivated plant.
Corona Sempervivum
Plant
A succulent plant to decorate your garden or your plate.
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6
directly mentions gardening.
Engineered Superberry
Plant
When science and magic collide, the sky is the limit and anything is possible - this strawberry is blue! Blue I say!
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8
genetically modified.
Heavy Grainbasket
Plant
A healthy selection of grains harvested during a particularly bountiful planting season.
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3
talks about harvest and planting seasons.
Iris
Plant
This wasn't the kind of iris that your gardener was expecting.
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5
implies employment as a gardener.
Strangler Seeds
Plant
Slipping these into the garden of a rival would be a really mean thing to do...
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2
don't be mean to your fellow gardeners.
There's also many references to foraging. I think there's a bit of a mix of cultivation and gathering, some plants are easier cultivated than others in certain areas (which makes sense that's just like real life).
mentions being cultivated for multiple purposes.
talks about changing the properties of the plant via watering.
the 'able to be grown anywhere' wording implies this is a cultivated plant.
directly mentions gardening.
genetically modified.
talks about harvest and planting seasons.
implies employment as a gardener.
don't be mean to your fellow gardeners.
