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| − | '''Faerie dragons''', also known as '''sprites''' and '''blink dragons''', are [[fey]] that look like flying lizards (much like a chameleon with butterfly wings). Though not actual dragons, these mystical looking creatures police the [[Emerald Dream]] from magic. As such they are immune to magic.{{Cite|TFTMan|17}} |
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| − | They have long been used by the [[night elves]] in their endeavors. They have a powerful natural defense against magic and the unique ability to phase out of reality. Their defense seems to work by the dragon encasing itself within a strong energy shield that repels most magic and conventional attacks. While in this form they can siphon the unused magical energy wasted in basic spell casting, and then focus, amplify, and direct it back at the unfortunate caster in a sort of "feedback" attack. This ability is very powerful but requires a great deal of effort, and can only be used sporadically, requiring the dragon to rest between uses. For this reason the Faerie Dragons often travel in packs. |
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| − | ==Description== |
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| − | This creature resembles a dragon in some respects, but feathery antennae sprout from its head and its wings are moth-like. Its turquoise scales shimmer in the sparkles that dance from its body. It turns its head to look at you with a beady black eye before emitting a small keen. |
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| − | Faerie dragons are not related to true dragons, though they share similar traits in appearance. They are mystic creatures that protect the [[Emerald Dream]] from hostile [[magic]], occasionally they join their [[night elf]] allies in [[Azeroth]]’s battles as well. Faerie dragons do not speak.{{Cite|APG|207}} |
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| − | After the second invasion of the Burning Legion, Malfurion Stormrage summoned them from the Emerald Dream to help purge the Night Elf forests of demonic magics. They were called into service briefly during the Night Elves' hunt for Illidan, but it appears that the vast majority of these beasts have returned to the Emerald Dream along with Malfurion. The only large population left on Azeroth is located in the untainted forests of Feralas. Many also live in Ashenvale. However, they seem to lack the powers that a normal dragon has; possibly attributed to their lack of connection with the Emerald Dream. The Grimtotem tribe of tauren has recently been endangering the group in Feralas, capturing them for experimental use. |
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| − | There have also been reports of the dragons in the Talon Den in Stonetalon Mountains. It is likely that when the druids of the den awoke from the Emerald Dream, the dragons came with them in some way. |
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| − | These creatures have also been found in Dire Maul's west wing. It appears in their instinctual duties of policing magic, these hapless dragons wandered into the wing in an attempt disrupt the corrupting energies pulsing through the ruins, but fell prey to the ghostly Highborne and now serve them as pets. |
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| − | Alliance players can get a [[Sprite Darter Hatchling]] as a vanity pet. |
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| − | ==Gallery== |
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| − | Image:FaerieDragon.jpg |
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| − | Image:FaerieDragonAPG.jpg |
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| − | Image:FaerieDragon3.jpg|A faerie dragon as seen in Warcraft III. |
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| − | </gallery> |
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| − | [[Category:Lore]] |
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Revision as of 01:38, 21 July 2011
Licensing
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| Blizzard Entertainment Inc. grants "a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable and non- assignable license to use and display, for home, noncommercial and personal use only, one copy of any material and/or software that you may download from [their] site, including, but not limited to, any files, codes, audio or images incorporated in or generated by the software (collectively the "Downloaded Content") provided, however, that you must include or maintain all copyright and other notices contained or associated with such Downloaded Content." |
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