All of the dragons in Eldrador are frightening beasts, but the scariest and most sinister of them all has to be the one that dwells in the darkness of the Shadow Kingdom. Beware!
The shadow dragon is a massive beast measuring 20 cm long, 13.5 cm tall, and 31 cm wide from wingtip to wingtip.
The stone dragon is one of the largest residents of the Stone Kingdom of Eldrador. Unlike most other dragons, it lacks wings, but it is certainly no less formidable a fighter.Â
The stone dragon measures about 18 cm long and 12.5 cm high. It is posed in a ready stance with its feet planted, its head raised tall, and its tail curled.
Woe to those unlucky to encounter the lava dragon. For it is perhaps the most feared and powerful denizen of the Lava Kingdom of Eldrador, a hulking, pitiless, and cruel tyrant that relishes wreaking havoc and destruction. Â
The lava dragon was one of the very first toys in the Eldrador Creatures line, and it remains one of the biggest.
The ice dragon is one of the most common and formidable creatures dwelling in the Ice Kingdom of Eldrador. As skillful at flying as it is at fighting, it can swoop down on an enemy from seemingly out of nowhere and render them encased in solid ice before they know it.
The jungle creature’s sheer power rivals that of the jungle dragon. Perfectly camouflaged in spite of its massive size, this ferocious guardian of the green is always ready to strike out suddenly with its deadly tendrils.
The Schleich jungle creature was one of the very first toys for their Jungle Kingdom of Eldrador line.
Perhaps the most fearsome and powerful beast to inhabit the Jungle World of Eldrador is the jungle dragon itself. While it prefers to soar high above its lush green environment, it will swoop down on any intruder it sees, attacking with tooth, claw, and tail!
Schleich’s 2024 Eldrador jungle dragon measures about 11 cm high at the head and 17 cm long, but would be considerably longer were it not for the fact that its tail is curled to the left with the tip facing toward.
Bahamut is one of those legendary individuals from the lore of Dungeons and Dragons, a massive platinum dragon that rules as king of the good dragons. And also happens to share a name with a giant fish from Arabic mythology that holds the world on its back, but that’s all they share (hence, not including ‘folklore’ or ‘mythology’ in the classifications).
The logical follow up to last week’s cyclops review, here’s the dragon from the same film that bested the cyclops in combat! Readers of that review could’ve probably guessed the dragon would be next, based on the comparison picture included in that review that will also be featured here.
For a great many people, including myself, the coolest monsters of all will always be dragons. Indeed, when I was four years old, my mother made me a terrific dragon costume for Halloween using Bristol board to craft a headpiece and green egg carton bottoms (this was back in the days when they were made of styrofoam) tied together with string for a tail.
