Another way to train it is to show the Chimeragon respect and approach it slowly, then it'll let you bond with it.Īppearances Games School of Dragons The only way to train it is to do so immediately after it hatches. This Chimeragon is a difficult dragon to train due to its aggressive nature. When a Chimeragon and its rider are bonded, the Chimeragon will be fiercely loyal to its rider. Nikora Stormheart also describes it as "noble". This type of Chimeragon is said to be much more aggressive than the one created by Eir Stormheart. An adult Chimeragon can breathe ice, lightning and fire. The Chimeragon has multiple types of firepower, inherited from multiple species of dragons. Its tailfin becomes much wider and the fins on its legs lose their membrane, with only spikes remaining in their place. It grows a nasal horn and spikes underneath its chin. Its tusk-like spikes are larger, with their tips bending outwards. Upon reaching its Titan Wing stage, a Chimeragon greatly increases in size. The Chimeragon has rock shaped plates on its legs and head, resembling those of a Sentinel. It has two long fins on its tail, going from its base to the tip, which help the dragon swim. Its wings are rather small for a dragon its size, but it is still capable of flight. The Chimeragon has two tusk-like spikes, one on each side of its mouth, similar to a Bewilderbeast. It has a large frill on its head, which is composed of smaller spikes that can move up and down. It is covered in both small and long spikes resembling those of a Bewilderbeast. The Chimeragon is a large, four-legged dragon, with a big head-to-body ratio and a long tail. The egg is quite large, about half the size of a Viking. A Chimeragon egg is a blue icy orb encased in multiple plates that resemble the scales of a Bewilderbeast.
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