I don't get it anymore tho.
Wyvern: no wings or unusable wings born as unusable.
shenlong: Asian flying snek.
Dragon 4 limbs + 2 wings
Drake: 2 limbs + 2 paw/wings typicly smaller than a dragon as an adult.

I get that it's all mythical and that the definitions shouldn't matter but it just bothers me that for example "skyrim" envolves all around dragons but they're drakes. Dragon in LoL? Drake 2 limbs + wings on frontpaws.

Seems like not a lot of people have heard of Villentretenmerth

When Drawing dragons, I find the best thing you can do is have other landscapes/objects around to demonstrate their size effectively.
The one with the boat on the river does this amazingly.

Working my way up to trying to draw dragons this well.

This is the closest I've come.

Maybe someday.

Dragons are just ******* awesome.

MTG Hell's Thunder

I love pictures like these.

But how the **** does a single knight kill a dragon?! I've not read a book yet where someone takes one down in a one to one fight with only a sword and without any magical ******* aiding the guy. Anyone have any ideas how a knight would kill a dragon cos I'm kinda working on a story.

Dragons are so terrifying.

Sorta related, does anyone remember a ps2 game where you ride a red dragon that grows as you progress? You get it at the beginning of the game because you're near death or something. I think it had hacknslash mechanics but I can't remember exactly, however, I do recall its story being weird as frick.