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Colors, tails and bloodlines.

What the six colors suggest, how tails differ, and the dragons players say they were dealt.

Colors

What do the six dragon colors mean?

The six colors have reputations, not measured odds. These readings come from the novels and fan wikis, and nobody has measured how often each color appears in the game.

Red dragon medallion

Red

Hot-tempered. Players call for restraint.
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Green dragon medallion

Green

Reasons things through. Rewards a calm, logical answer.
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Orange dragon medallion

Orange

Hard to predict. Players say it can change its mind.
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Brown dragon medallion

Brown

Looks for a steady, level-headed rider.
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Blue dragon medallion

Blue

Fierce and tough to win over.
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Black dragon medallion

Black

Alert and sharp. Players describe it as rare.
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Tails

Which three tails have players shown?

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Players have shown 3 tail types: scorpion, dagger and sword. The colors listed under each tail are the ones players reported, not a rule.

Three dragon tail tips: scorpion, dagger and sword

Scorpion tail

Curls up and over with a barbed tip. Mostly reported on green dragons, also orange and brown.

Dagger tail

Straight and tapering to a point. Reported on red dragons.

Sword tail

A long, flat blade with a ridge. Reported on red, green and brown dragons.

Player reports

Which dragons do players say they bonded?

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Players have reported 6 bonded dragons so far: 2 green, 3 red and 1 orange. Each row shows the tail and any note the player gave.

Dragons players say they bonded, with color, tail and a note
NameColorTailNote
DheldorGreenScorpionSucceeded after two failed attempts
DichiornGreenScorpionSecond attempt, Second Wing, Claw Section
NocuiRedDaggerNo route given
SruaRedDaggerNo route given
ToatuirRedSwordNo route given
EdreirnOrangeScorpionNo route given
Rumor

Names are generated. One comment relays that there are 135,000 of them, so we do not try to list every name.

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A bloodline is not a dragon's name. One report lists the bloodline Uaineloidsig for the dragon Dheldor.