The Deadly Nadder is as fierce as it is striking. With vibrant colors and the sharp instincts of a tropical bird, the Nadder is nimble, quick and precise. Moving on two legs and using its wings for balance, the Nadder is an agile hunter with a keen sense of smell, making it an excellent tracker. It breathes magnesium-fueled fire and wields a spiked tail, launching razor-sharp quills in a whip-like attack. Despite its deadly accuracy, the Nadder has one critical weakness—a blind spot directly in front of its nose horn.[src]
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A vain and aggressive spine-shooting Tracker Class Dragon. A keen sense of smell makes up for a blind spot right in front of its nose.
The Deadly Nadder attacks from a distance, always staying just out of reach while launching fireballs at opponents.
The Deadly Nadder is a bipedal dragon with a striking, colorful appearance and a light beige underbelly, standing with a posture reminiscent of both birds and certain dinosaurs. Its wing-forelimbs allow for agile flight, while its small, keen eyes are crucial for accurately striking targets. Distinctive features include an underbite and a prominent crown of spikes.
Abilities[]
Firepower[]
The Deadly Nadder boasts a magnesium flame, capable of reducing Vikings to ash and melting metal. Some individuals exhibit a green flame, suggesting the presence of copper in their fire.
Spine Shot[]
The Deadly Nadder possesses a remarkable ability to deploy hundreds of sharp tail spikes with incredible accuracy, capable of immobilizing or injuring its prey. As a form of intimidation before an attack, these spikes can also be vibrated to produce a distinct rattling sound, akin to a rattlesnake.
Acute Senses[]
Deadly Nadders possess an exceptionally keen sense of smell, which effectively compensates for the blind spot directly in front of their nose.
Weaknesses[]
Blind Spot[]
If you stand right in front of a Nadder’s nose, they will not be able to see you.
Vulnerable Areas[]
Nadders have a special weak spot under their chin, which when scratched, is extremely comfortable. Like a stereotypical comic-relief reaction of dogs being scratched, Nadder's eyeballs roll up, they gape their mouths open in comfort and their spikes preen downwards. When stroked correctly, some Nadders may collapse momentarily.
