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Who fights dragons?
Knights and wizards often fight with dragons. Dragons are a mythological creature which have been found in various cultures around the world. Most of the time, knights are the ones doing battle with dragons using magical weapons.
Can a nonmember fight green dragons?
yes you can but only in dungeoneering.although outside of dungeoneering Only members can find the green dragons. The only dragon non-members can fight outside is only during dragon slayer when you kill the evil elvarg the green dragon. but im not quite sure about what level you start seeing the green dragons
Why is Dungeons and Dragons banned from England?
Dungeons & Dragons is not, and never has been, banned in England.
Are there such things as blue dragons?
there could have been dragons a long time ago (thousands of years ago). today we have animals similar to dragons (like kamodo dragons) or other species close to dragons. no one knows but dragons are in legends.
When did dragons start?
if you are asking the question of when people started believing in dragons, they have been around for as long as we have.
Has any dragon been found in Australia?
No. Whether or not one believes that dragons once existed, no evidence of any dragons has ever been found in Australia. The only "dragons" are dragon lizards of the family agamidae.
What is A notice of no information has been filed?
A Notice of No Information has been filed in this case
Will there be dragons only on video games?
There have been dragons in television and films too, but they mainly appear in video games.
What do you do after you have been to Dragons den?
new bark town.surf
How many dragons in the world?
They haven't been counted.
Why were the medieval dragons slaves?
In the middle ages, dragons were mythical or legendary creatures and did not really exist. There may have been stories about dragon slaves, but there were never any real dragons.
Why are comodo dragons endangared?
Because - as usual - the human race is destroying their natural environment ! Humans have been poaching the dragons' natural prey for years - leading to a reduction in the dragons' population.
