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No support. I think the rarity is a bit excessive, and I feel like they kind of act like mirrors a bit too much

Sorry, no support. As the overall design is now, it just looks like a Spiral without the ears and leg wings. The breeding cooldown is also pretty excessive, the 35 day cooldown for wildclaws/coatls is painful enough so I don't think we need anything longer than that.

Sorry, nice art, but no support as a new breed. The body shape (long body, horns, wings) are too similar to spirals, and “very rare” is not a rarity, and the breeding cooldown for your idea would be nearly two months, which in my opinion is absurd.

I think these are a little...much. Bigger and more rare than imperials, more savage than mirrors, and look very much like spirals, but mean.

Also, the name is...very cuddly-sounding for dragons that are supposed to be as brutally savage as these.

Sorry. There are some elements I think are interesting, like the idea of introducing a new rarity (it would have to be a very dynamic dragon tho, imho) and the cannibalistic dragon, but overall, no support.

I think of some aspects are dialed back a fair bit, like the size, and the design of the dragon is better defined, there's potential here. As it's presented, it just comes off as edgy because it has to be the BIGGEST and MEANEST and RAREST, but those kinds of things aren't what make dragon species interesting or desirable.

I like that you mentioned they have huge appetites, and I don't actually think they look anything like spirals (maybe closer to ridgebacks?) but I think all of it together is just too much "cool" for the sake of cool tacked on at once.

The only problem is that the breed has no distinctive features of behaviors to distinguish it from other already existing breeds. It’s physical appearance is basically a watered down Spiral, only missing ears and the “double wings”.

And I just don’t like the idea of a savage breed like that. I mean, this is supposed to be a world of somewhat civilized dragons. Canabalism isn’t “civil”. Maybe I’m not making sense but oh well.

No support. Nice art though.

[quote name="turtlee" date=2017-12-26 07:20:30] And I just don’t like the idea of a savage breed like that. I mean, this is supposed to be a world of somewhat civilized dragons. Canabalism isn’t “civil”. Maybe I’m not making sense but oh well. [/quote] Careful with calling other cultures savage. Yes canibalism has its own set of problems that I won't go into here (PM me for detailed infos on cultural and medical history of this practice if interested). But allover caniblism was and in some parts of the world still is practiced. And these people are in no way uncivilized - to say so would indicate a rassistic worldview where anything not ones own culture is 'savage' and 'bad' and 'ungodly' (and the many other things people come up with when they degrade other humans to 2nd class beings and "animals"). So being canibalistic is not an indicator for being uncivilized. Neither is hunting or another set of specific culture. Civilisation is quite litterally only defined as having a culture - which can be anything from sozial practices to little quirks that only happen in that group/differ from other groups. Usually non of that is survival inducing but it can stem from a necessary that ensued the survival of the group at an earlier stage.

[quote name="Serelinda" date=2017-12-25 12:51:37] No support, as I agree that it looks far too similar to a spiral. The body, horns, and wings all look far too similar. There are subtle differences, yes, but not enough to distinguish it as its own unique breed, in my opinion. [/quote] Basically this. Spiral knockoff or no, I don’t think this is quite enough to make it a new breed.