#faerie dragon

[warcraftconceptart]

Evasive Feywing Artist: Zero Yue (a.k.a. Yare Yue, Zero or Concept Art House) Game: Hearthstone (Descent of Dragons, 2019)

Evasive Feywing from Hearthstone 💖🧚‍♀️

[oldschoolfrp]

Like the original Monster Manual, the AD&D Monster Manual II had a long "D" chapter with new demons, devils, dinosaurs, and dragons, adding the cloud dragon, faerie dragon, mist dragon, and shadow dragon (Jim Holloway and Harry Quinn, 1983)

[dragong-dg]

Started out as a Faerie Dragon NPC for my DM but it ended up looking like blue from wof

Anyway process under the cut

Oh god I'm literally one of those artists that go like: "Ok start off with a circle, then add a little color, and boom you're done!"

[warcraftconceptart]

Faerie Dragon Artist: Hannah Davis (2005) Source: World of Warcraft: the roleplaying game - Alliance Player's Guide, p. 207 This creature resembles a dragon in some respects, but feathery antennae sprout from its head and its wings are moth-like. Its turquoise scales shimmer in the sparkles that dance from its body. It turns its head to look at you with a beady black eye before emitting a small keen. Faerie dragons are not related to true dragons, though they share similar traits in appearance. They are mystic creatures that protect the Emerald Dream from hostile magic; occasionally they join their night elf allies in Azeroth’s battles as well. Faerie dragons do not speak.

[ttrpg-smash-pass-vs]

On the left, the Faerie Dragon! Dragons about 1 to 1.5 feet long, 30 to 46 cm. They also come in every color of the rainbow! They're pranksters with the power to summon grasping plants, have "euphoria gas" breath, a prehensile tail, and a TON plenty of fun spells for manipulation and hallucination! Polymorph, mage hand, changing the sights and smells and temperature of the area, mind manipulation, and more!

On the right, Orog! 7 ft (2.1 m) tall, they're mountain orcs adapted to the underdark. However, while everyone else who goes to the underdark seems to become way more evil, these orcs just improved their smithing and came back basically the same. Just got a trade degree and a bit pale. Tougher and more knowledgeable than the average orc, that's the power of an honest education in a trade you enjoy. If you're interested in an orc that would be forklift certified, this one's for you!

[thecreaturecodex]

Draxie

Image © Paizo Publishing, accessed at Archives of Nethys here

[The last of the variant sprite lineages from PF 2e's Bestiary 3, and I think the cutest. A little redundant, with faerie dragons (or fey dragonets, I guess) already existing, but when has redundancy ever gotten in the way of monster designers?]

Draxie CR 3 CG Fey This little humanoid is barely a foot tall, with a scaly hide, a long tail and membranous wings. They have small sharp teeth and horns and frills of skin instead of hair.

Draxies, or dragon sprites, are playful, flighty and keen pranksters. They often engage in escalating prank wars with pixies and fairie dragons, both of whom they get along well with. Draxies can be patient when planning some manner of joke or trick, and may spend months or even years for the payoff for a perfect joke. Draxies claim to have their origins in the powerful faerie dragon Elucredrassa, who upon her death reincarnated into a hundred draxies, who spread throughout the First World and then to the Material Plane. Draxies still honor her with the elucera, a soul-bond a draxie might make with a creature or creatures they are particularly fond of. Entering an elucera with a draxie makes one that draxie’s family as much as any blood relative; draxies take their obligations to elucera-mates more seriously than anything else.

Draxies rarely start fights, but are happy to finish them. A draxie is much more skilled at annoying an enemy into fleeing or parleying then they are with direct violence; their first order of business when attacked is usually to breathe draxie dust on an opponent. Unlike the breath of a faerie dragon, which induces a sort of stoned euphoria, draxie breath can cause this along with several other mind-influencing abilities. Even a draxie doesn’t know what its breath will do at any given moment, and they have great fun adapting to the situation as it elapses. If a draxie wants to do permanent harm, it usually relies on its mind thrust spell-like ability.

Draxies come in a wide variety of colors, and most of them have multicolored fringes running along their heads in place of hair, along their backs and on the tips of their tails. Their nails are usually worn long but are too fragile to be used as claws. Their jaws, however, are remarkably powerful for their size. Draxies are omnivorous with a taste for fruit and insects.

Draxie CR 3 XP 800 CG Tiny fey Init +4; Senses low-light vision, Perception +9

Defense AC 17, touch 16, flat-footed 13 (+2 size, +4 Dex, +1 natural) hp 22 (5d6+5) Fort +4, Ref +8, Will +5 DR 5/cold iron

Offense Speed 15 ft., fly 40 ft. (average) Melee bite +8 (1d8-1) Space 2 ½ ft.; Reach 0 ft. Special Attacks draxie dust Spell-like Abilities CL 3rd, concentration +6 (+10 casting defensively) At will—dancing lights, ghost sound (DC 13), mind thrust I (DC 14), prestidigitation 3/day—disguise self (DC 14) 1/day—glitterdust (DC 15), invisibility

Statistics Str 9, Dex 18, Con 13, Int 16, Wis 13, Cha 16 Base Atk +2; CMB +4; CMD 13 Feats Combat Casting, Great Fortitude, Weapon Finesse Skills Acrobatics +12 (+8 when jumping), Bluff +11, Disguise +11, Diplomacy +11, Fly +16, Knowledge (nature) +11, Perception +9, Perform (comedy) +11, Stealth +20 Languages Common, Sylvan, touch telepathy SQ natural guise

Ecology Environment any forests Organization solitary, pair, flight (3-6) or family (7-24) Treasure standard

Special Abilities Draxie Dust (Su) As a standard action once every 1d4 rounds, a draxie can breathe magical dust in a 15 foot cone. All creatures in the area must succeed a DC 15 Will save or suffer from one of the following random effects (roll 1d4): 1. charmed (as per charm monster) for 1 minute 2. asleep (as per the sleep spell, no HD limit) for 1 minute 3. loses the last 5 minutes of memory 4. sickened, staggered and immune to fear effects for 1 minute This is a mind influencing enchantment effect, and the save DC is Charisma based. A draxie can use this ability once every 1d6 rounds, but a creature cannot be suffering from more than one draxie dust effect at a time. Natural Guise (Ex) When a draxie uses disguise self, it can appear as any Tiny creature with the fey or animal types. Touch Telepathy (Su) A draxie can telepathically communicate with any creature it is in physical contact with, regardless of whether they share a spoken language.

[hereisfufu]

HAPPY HALLOWEEN I’M BACK!!!!!🎃🎃🎃

I found a funny sketch when I was freeing up my tablet, and I really love the ideal of Brightwing Anduin 🤣 The style is a little bit different from my recent works but I still finished it, Anduwing is healing Dad! Very happy!!!

👇🏽Anduwing and his best friend❤️❤️❤️

[p1xiemeat]

i would die for some ink like this ༺𐀔༻

[kittycatkissu]

Fio! My sprite darter fairy! Faerie dragon fairy?

[sha-rk4ttack]

i drew fanart of puck from dota 2 👍 very mid but at least i'm starting to draw backgrounds more

[a2zillustrations]

If friendshaped why can’t ghostie adopt a fae dragon?

[thetantiger]

sorry I couldn't actually get this out on the day I had some shit come up but WOOOO I LOVE TRANS PEOPLE (they're like me!!)

[skybrushus]

Another patron reward for ColdSilverD. This is Umbra Hoof and his faerie dragon companion Meep. Umbra Hoof is a Circle of Wildfire druid. He's Peruserofpieces character in the 5th Edition campaign they're participating in.

[fairylandblog]

Faerie Dragons

Throughout mythology and fantasy literature, faerie dragons are charming and fanciful creatures who frequently captivate the imagination with their vivid hues and lively dispositions. Usually, artists depict these tiny, dragon-like creatures with delicate wings that mimic butterflies, allowing them to glide gracefully through the air. Their color spectrum, encompassing pastel hues and vivid, jewel-like shades, shapes their ethereal appearance. People often associate faerie dragons with the natural world, symbolizing the essence of magic, mischief, and delight. In many stories, faerie dragons have a strong bond with nature, especially with plants and animals. They frequently serve as protectors of the natural world, using their magical powers to protect animals and cultivate plants. They feel a sense of duty to preserve the equilibrium of the ecosystems they live in because of their connection to the environment. Unlike their more intimidating dragon relatives, faerie dragons are usually peaceful creatures who use their power to play tricks and conjure illusions instead of fighting. They enjoy surprising humans with cunning tricks, and their lively personality frequently shows in their relationships with other animals.

Faerie dragons are often shown as elusive creatures that reside just beyond the reach of the everyday world, although the lore surrounding them varies among civilizations. People believe that they reside in secret glades or enchanted woodlands, where they can enjoy peace and quiet. Their timidity enhances their charm, making interactions with them unique and uncommon. Those who are lucky enough to see a faerie dragon are frequently in awe and cherish the memory of that moment of pure beauty. The capacity to produce magical effects is another well-known characteristic of faerie dragons. They have the ability to evoke feelings of happiness and laughter, as well as serenity and peace. This facet of their personalities highlights their role as happy and mischievous beings, supporting the notion that magic can be lighthearted and amusing. In numerous tales, the emergence of a faerie dragon initiates a profound transformation, transforming the mundane into the extraordinary and transforming characters' everyday existence into a thrilling journey filled with awe.

Faerie dragons are common in tabletop role-playing games, frequently acting as endearing companions or wacky mission givers. Typically, tabletop role-playing games depict them as extremely intelligent and crafty beings, capable of comprehending difficult concepts and engaging in clever conversations. They are adaptable characters with special skills like shape-shifting and illusion-casting that can enhance gameplay complexity and interest. Their erratic behavior frequently mesmerizes players, fostering memorable interactions that underscore the power of storytelling. The joy and enchantment that faerie dragons represent ultimately touch the human spirit. They serve as a reminder of the magic and beauty that lie beyond the mundane because of their playful nature and connection to nature. These charming creatures stimulate our imaginations and creativity, helping us to embrace playfulness in our lives and recognize the enchantment around us. Faerie dragons provide a subtle reminder to look for the extraordinary and enjoy life's whimsy in a world too often dominated by routine and seriousness.

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Deviate Faerie Dragon Model for World of Warcraft (Patch 1.11)

[ttrpg-smash-pass-vs]

The Fey Dragonet! They're around the size of a cat, and unlike most dragons instead of getting bigger they just get more shiny and vibrant. Thier breath can fill you with joy while also massively clouding your thoughts and focus. They can turn invisible and have magic to create illusions, put you to sleep, and restrain with vines! They hate conflict and avoid it at all costs unless someone they like is in danger, and ADORE pranks. They use thier long lifespans to spend months or YEARS planning the perfect prank that will be spectacular while still only being a minor annoyance at worst.