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Dragonkind results explained
Name, color, tail, age and lineage describe different parts of the bond. Read them separately before comparing results.
Result decoder
What each field establishes
| Field | What it tells you | What it does not prove |
|---|---|---|
| Name | The displayed dragon name. | A complete translation or all personality traits. |
| Color | The adult color category shown by the game. | That rare equals universally stronger. |
| Tail type | The dragon’s physical tail weapon. | Your future signet. |
| Sex and age | The identity and lifespan details on the card. | A numerical power score. |
| Lineage | The displayed family line. | A repeatable answer path. |
Six reported adult colors
Dragon colors
- Red
- Associated with fierce, quick-tempered behavior in the source guides.
- Orange
- Known for unpredictability.
- Green
- Associated with intellect and careful approach protocols.
- Brown
- Often described through steadiness and loyalty.
- Blue
- Formidable and ruthless in the field-guide descriptions.
- Black
- Rare and highly sought, but not a universal “best score.”
Five adult weapon forms
Tail types
- SwordtailBlade-like weapon form.
- DaggertailSharp dagger-like ending.
- ClubtailHeavy striking form.
- ScorpiontailPointed scorpion-like weapon.
- MorningstartailSpiked morningstar-like form.
Direct answers
Dragon Results FAQ
What appears on a Dragonkind result card?
The supplied companion guide lists dragon name, color, tail type, sex, age, and lineage.
How many dragon colors are shown in player results?
The commonly reported adult colors are red, orange, green, brown, blue, and black.
What tail types can appear?
Swordtail, Daggertail, Clubtail, Scorpiontail, and Morningstartail are reported result categories.
Does dragon color determine the signet?
No confirmed rule maps one color directly to one signet.
Is black automatically the strongest result?
Black is rare in the source world, but the result card is not a competitive score table.