Ridgesnipper

Information

Roar:

Habitat:

Forests and woods
Volcanic regions
Wetlands

Distribution:

Burning Barrens
Frozen Tundra
Hooligan Timberland
Isle of Berk
Mysterious Marshlands
School of Dragons

Known Dragons

Individuals:

Out-of-Universe Information

First
Appearance:

Dragons: Titan Uprising

Last
Appearance:

Dragons: Rise of Berk

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The Ridgesnipper is a hybrid between a Razorwhip and a Snafflefang that first appeared in the game, Dragons: Titan Uprising.

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The Ridgesnipper first appeared in the game 'Dragons: Titan Uprising'.

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The Ridgesnipper is a hybrid dragon, a mix of the sharp Razorwhip and the powerful Snafflefang, bringing the best of both worlds from these two dragon species.

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Ridgesnipper eggs are a hybrid mix of two species. The top part of the egg has the characteristics of a Razorwhip egg, while the bottom part resembles a Snafflefang egg, but without the spikes.

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Ridgesnippers and Snafflefangs share several physical characteristics. Both are primarily bipedal dragons, meaning they walk on two legs. They have large, bulky heads and their coloration often features patches of color over a contrasting base color. However, Ridgesnippers have unique features such as metallic grey plating covering their backs, from their snout horns to the end of their mace-like tail. This plating serves as armor and is sharp enough to slice through rock, wood, and foes.

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A Ridgesnipper typically has a lilac coloration with darker purple patches around its body. The lilac shades to a pale blue cream on its underbelly, which gives off a faint luminescent glow. The chin scales are a bright shade of pink, while the eyes are typically yellow. The plating on their backs, which serves as armor, is usually a silver chrome color. However, variations exist, such as the Cliff Ridgesnipper, which has pale red scales and a standard silver chrome back plating.

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Official Description[]

“	This hybrid dragon is a mixed of the sharp Razorwhip and the powerful Snafflefang, bringing you the best of both worlds. This Boulder Class dragon is covered in shiny silver plating and has a mace-like tail that is perfect for battle. These features allow the Ridgesnipper to slice through rock, wood, and foes alike!	”
	— School of Dragons

“	Though not as zippy as a Razorwhip, the hybrid Ridgesnipper sports the same sharp-edged armor, boosted by the stocky strength of a Snafflefang. This powerhouse demolishes the opposition, swinging its spiky tail to smash, chop, and slice through anything - or anyone - in its way. Ridgesnippers combine the bulk and spiky tail of their Snafflefang side with sharp-edged armor plates from their Razorwhip heritage. They cut ships apart with amazing precision.	”
	— Dragons: Rise of Berk

Physical Appearance[]

Egg[]

Ridgesnipper eggs are like the hybrid- a mix of both species. The top part has the characteristics of a Razorwhip egg, while the bottom part is a Snafflefang; albeit, without the spikes.

Hatchling to Adult[]

Ridgesnippers are primarily bipedal dragons, similar to the Snafflefang. Their heads are large and bulky, and their coloration - patches of color over a contrasting base color - is also similar to Snafflefangs. Ridgesnippers have metallic grey plating covering their backs, from their snout horns to the end of their mace-like tail. Ridgesnipper colors are wide-ranging and include reds, blues, purples and greens.

Titan Wing[]

Abilities[]

Plating[]

Ridgesnippers have sharp plating on their backs that serves as armor. The plating is also extremely sharp and is capable of slicing rock, wood, and foes whether they be human or dragon.

Intelligence[]

Ridgesnippers, particularly Sharp Ridgesnippers, are capable of forward thinking. They are known to make small slices on the undersides of enemy ships. The goal is not to sink the ship immediately, but later on, after the ship has passed their territory.

Behavior and Personality[]

Ridgesnippers typically congregate in groups and are social. They tend to live along cliff faces in the wild, fishing at dusk, demonstrating a crepuscular nature. They also have a strong protective instinct and an affinity for the young.

Appearances[]

Games[]

Dragons: Titan Uprising[]

The Ridgesnipper was first introduced in this game, along with many other dragon hybrids. The only way a player can obtain a Ridgesnipper is by breeding a Razorwhip and a Snafflefang in the Breedery.

School of Dragons[]

The Ridgesnipper was added to the game on August 5, 2020.

Statistics in

Availability	Everyone
Cost in	Regular: 1000 Member: 800
Skills	Armor Rock

Max. Speed	7.8
Pitch Rate	5.0
Turn Rate	5.0
Acceleration	4.2

Firepower	4.0
Shot Limit	10
Base Damage	? (Titan: N/A)
Max. Health (Lvl. 50)	?? (Lvl.50 Titan: N/A)

Attackpower	460 (Lvl. 50)
Firepower	200 (Lvl. 50)
Movement	3
Critical Chance	100
Healpower	300 (Lvl. 50)
Defense	100
Health	4100 (Lvl. 50)

Dragons: Rise of Berk[]

The Ridgesnipper was introduced in this game in December 2023.

References[]

Ridgesnipper uses Creative Commons Licensed content from the DreamWorks School of Dragons Wiki page Ridgesnipper. The list of authors can be found on the page revision history (view authors).

Ridgesnipper uses Creative Commons Licensed content from the Rise of Berk Wiki page Ridgesnipper. The list of authors can be found on the page revision history (view authors).