Since we have five fingers, and dragon wings have five segments (the fingers) How would a Wyvern be able to carry something without front limbs to pick them up? I understand they could use their mouths or back talons, but do you think Wyverns should have extra fingers for talons on their wings where the claws on the arm would be?

Hello! I had a question about Dracopedia: A Guide to Drawing the Dragons of the World and saw that this wiki was familiar with it. I am having trouble identifying some of the dragonettes in the WWI poster in their section. I apologize for the pictures being sideways, my camera is screwy.

The two in the first picture I'm having trouble with are the very small one that seems to start with an "O" and the bottom one, which appears to be "Austrian" something. In the second picture, I can't tell what this dragonette is called, but it seems to start with "M". These are supposed to be dragonettes used by Germany in WWI, for context. Does anyone have thoughts as to what these names are?

Any example for paper dragons?

What Is A Kobold?

Edit: Nvm This Wiki Is Dead

I'm thinking about making a page for Grougaloragran, a dragon in the animated series wakfu.

The main problem is that he is polymorphus, while his original form is a dragon, he's shown more as a human. Would he fit in this wiki?

Would you rather have a night light or a night furry and a light fury

I only know of three. Well, two of them are kind of franchises.

The most notable of course, and the first one that probably came to everyone's mind, is Spyro or The Legend of Spyro. I beat The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon (where you can play as TWO dragons, Spyro and Cynder), but it got frustratingly hard at times though I was able to beat Malefor pretty easily last time, though as it's been a while since I played it I'm probably really rusty at it.

As for the original Spyro series, I am definitely getting the Reignited Trilogy when it comes out for the Switch on September 3rd (don't have a PS4). It looks like a more simple platfromer though I do know it can get moderately challenging from what I heard. (plus in the Reignited Trilogy the first two main villains die while the original games imply that they inexplicably survived, though I doubt I'll get to the stage where I can kill the Sorceress for real in the third game) Doesn't look as intense or epic as the Legend of Spyro trilogy (and no Cynder) but probably more fun.

Second is the old NES game, Bubble Bobble, and its sequel, Bubble Bobble Part 2. The second game is on the virtual NES that I got for Contra, but I couldn't beat it. Couldn't even get to the second boss, and it removed the level select cheat code (unlike Contra, which even included a mode to start with 30 lives AND whichever gun you want as default mode).

Third is Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, where Ridley is playable. If you count him as a dragon.

And no, for all the games Bowser and Yoshi are playable I don't count them as dragons (they're a turtle and dinosaur, respectively), and I looked into Charizard a bit but the conclusion there is he's not a dragon even though he kinda looks like it.

Are there any other fun games where you can play as a dragon or is it just those?