S p e c i e s

Draphibi

Intro

Intelligence level: Frog
What they sound like: This and This
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Draphibi are small dragonlike frogs that can fly and breathe vapor.
They're close to frogs and toads in anatomy, some draphibi skin is sticky and needs to be kept wet, others have dry skin similar to a toad's or a gecko's.

Draphibi can live in the wild or in captivity, and have regular gathering places, but most will not make homes- they will live under whatever leaf or in any tree hollow they see fit and will move on when they feel like it. They have no sense of personal space, will climb all over each other and sometimes "stack" in piles, with more climbing on top until they eventually fall off.
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Draphibi can....

• Fly like a bumblebee
• Breathe a lukewarm, misty colored vapor
• Climb up walls and surfaces
• Eat bugs or fruit
• make frog sounds, especially ones like this 

Dragoon Draphibi

All draphibi have the potential to be able to transform into a huge version of themselves, big enough for a person to ride on- but not all draphibi can access it. Draphibi must be in a life-threatening situation for their Draconin gland to activate, which allows them to temporarily transform into a Dragoon draphibi. Once their draconin gland has been activated, from that point onward they can turn into a dragoon whenever they like.

Design

Common draphibi traits

• split or round tongue
• 2 ear nubs
• tears, nicks, or scars in skin/wings
• Single throat sac

Uncommon draphibi traits

• mini nub horns
• small short nub tail
• tadpole tail
• odd wings - one dragon and one angel wing
• Cheek throat sacs

Rare Draphibi traits

• Spikes or spines on body
• Medium or large wings
• medium or long tail
• Gliding cape/webbing between arms & legs
• Eye patterning​
• Doughnut throat sac (all the way around neck)

Enchanted Draphibi Traits

• Large Horns (you can get a draphibi horn potion in the TC shop)

Hatchlings

Draphibi hatchlings must have...

• dot eyes, ear nubs
• tadpole tail- can be as short as you like but can't be longer than the total body length (see example)
• Hatchling Guide

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