He can let out a terible roar or shout of destructive volume. Intense sound waves and raw air pressure spreads around him in a 15m radius as a result.

He can morph his skin into the scales of a dragon. The scales are green and plated, and are as durable as steel.

He can grow a pair of leathery wings along his back, allowing flight.

His punch, kick, or stomp can create a massive shockwave of pressure upon casting this spell. It can send a small shockwave around him along a ground surface, or launch enemies back with great and powerful force.

He can shoot a bolt of electricity from his arm, which expands and takes form of a massive serpentine dragon. The electricity is colored of black and red light, and can inflict great force and heat in addition to a powerful voltage shock.

With the souls of his spirit dragons, Fafnir can become protected by serpentines, ghastly spirits of his bonded dragons. The spell becomes stronger with each dragon he bonds with. Based upon how many dragons he has, each bonded dragon is represented as a spirit of a serpentine form. In this form, they can coil and surround Fafnir, shielding him from both physical and energy based attacks, they can also be used offensively, launching towards opponents and rushing towards them. They can be damaged by anything that could physically touch or hurt ghosts, as well as magic energy.

Classification: Dragon, drake subgroup, species Megalania Dracolupas

Weighing about 1,3016 pounds, Fenrir is 23 feet in length (10 feet from head to back, and another 13 feet from back to the tip of his tail), and will typically stand 6 feet in height, although on the occasion when he stands on his hind feet that height differs obviously. He is clad in forest-green, plated scales that are as durable as iron, with three toed claws and canine-like legs, and a moderately long tail. He has a sharp row of scuted plates along his back to the tip of his tail, and a sharp row of spines running along his chest. His narrow, saurian head possesses a pair of horns and two reptilian eyes that gleam a faint yellow light in darkness.

Skills:

His glowing eyes can allow great viability even in the darkness of night.


Fenrir has an excellent sense of smell, especially with his forked tongue, so much so that he can rival a blood hound's tracking skills.


With scales as strong as iron it is difficult to damage the dragon.


Like many dragons Fenrir can breathe a jet of flames from his mouth. His breathe weapon can shoot flames either in a straight cone with a 20 feet reach, or a 10 feet spread of fire.


He is loyal-for-life to Fafnir, and is a well sported mount.


Fenrir can sprint up to 55 mph with good distance, and can maneuver over rough terrain easily and can even climb to some extent, while he can't dive well he can still swim fairly well on his own.


Again, like a wolf, he can be surprisingly very stealthy and quiet when he wants too, moving silently along the ground and stalking prey with ease due to his nature.


He'll eat just about anything, living or dead given the chance, with the exception of plants. This tends to be a problem when going into town that is ripe with a human population that the beast will see as food, and will gladly sneak a bite while Fafnir isn't looking.


Like every other typical lesser dragon, it is impossible to harm him with fire and heat.


Dragons are notorious for their seemingly indefinite natural longevity, Fenrir is no exception as he is already 300 years old and has served under two masters before Fafnir, making the beast well experienced.


He will never leave Fafnir's side, to the point where he would give his own life for his beloved master.


Its no surprise that the dragon is incredibly strong, whether it is tearing another monster apart or ramming its horns full speed into an unlucky prey item.


His bite is somewhat lethal, not just in how sharp the teeth are or in how powerful his bone-crushing jaws are. His canines are laced with a weak but interesting venom that prevents blood from clotting, and causes fatigue in its victim. While even minor wounds can lead to fatal blood loss, the venom itself is easy to combat. A healthy immune system alone could knock it off within a day's rest, and the wounds can be treated with bandages to stop the bleeding. Symptons of the venom increase over time while the victim is awake, however, in addition to growing increasingly weary and unable to naturally stop blood from flowing from wounds, a victim that stays conscience for more then 5 minutes will start to feel an intense burning pain, followed by blurry vision and hearing, prone to vomiting, and becoming drained of endurance. The venom also can make the wounds become infected should they go untreated within a day.


-His underbelly is not as hard as the rest of his scales, and can be vulnerable to cut or stab.
Being cold blood it is difficult for Fenrir to survive in cold climates, ice being a tactical weakness.

-Dragonsbane can repel or deter almost any dragon of Kilgarrah's origin, as they cannot stand the mere scent of the plant. Fortunately it is a rare herb that only grows in certain mountain peaks of Drake Valley.