Oops :) I had incorrectly assumed wyverns were a special case of dragons. And a quick search shows they date back to the medieval times - oops :) This will be fixed!
Wyvern was technically a type of dragon, I thought, but I guess I was wrong... Either way though, they make way way way more sense anatomically, haha. And speaking of anatomy, good job. Looks awesome.
Smaug is an Eastern Dragon. Those types are traditionally known to gaurd their treasures with their lives.
On another note, Wyverns are typically dragons other then the fact that they have strong hind legs to support their weight. With two large wings and poisonous tails, these species are typically the most violent of dragons. Therefore, a class of their own, sort of speak
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HavenTheWyvern
EXACTLY! Wyvern needs it's own little list. Amazing job, by the way.
thistle
Oops :) I had incorrectly assumed wyverns were a special case of dragons. And a quick search shows they date back to the medieval times - oops :) This will be fixed!
Amazing work, love the colors and face!
Rey
Meh, wyvern's just a dragon with two fewer limbs.
Jeller
Wyvern was technically a type of dragon, I thought, but I guess I was wrong... Either way though, they make way way way more sense anatomically, haha. And speaking of anatomy, good job. Looks awesome.
neonsilver11
Yes, Wyverns are a completely different species from Dragons.
Canton
Except in the Song of Ice and Fire universe. But I guess "A Waltz with Wyverns" just isn't as catchy...
Faolruadh
Do you consider Smaug in the new "Hobbit" film to be a wyvern or a dragon?
Jaroda
Smaug is an Eastern Dragon. Those types are traditionally known to gaurd their treasures with their lives.
On another note, Wyverns are typically dragons other then the fact that they have strong hind legs to support their weight. With two large wings and poisonous tails, these species are typically the most violent of dragons. Therefore, a class of their own, sort of speak
Jaroda
My bad Smaug is a WESTERN Dragon. -derp-