the naked version of Thraxa as she appears first in my story

Thraxa, a dragoness using magic to take human form to socialise in a modern world.

Ivan uses his sock and hands to stop Amber being tempted by gold

Amber the dragon puts a Balor in a Full Nelson lock from 1:19:30 of Brony D&D: "Cooperation" (Part 78)

From the comic book Scales and Scoundrels Really sad this series got cancelled.

Ignore the few non reptiles here 🙏

Greetings fellow scale siblings. I'm about to get a pc, which means I'll finally be able to play most games! I've come here for suggestions of games about, or that have a lot of dragons. I'm more interested in those that have more dragon variety, beyond the classic winged Drake and wyvern. I've played a bunch of spyro and httyd games, so I'm aware of those. Furry games that feature dragons (romance sims included) are also appreciated. Thank you.

he’s an Ice dragon, name’s Summit :] you usually won’t being seeing him this wholesome, so don’t get used to it!! used a mouse for the art’s entirety.

Wedding of Amber and Ivan officiated by Oin based off a comment from Brony D&D Post Season 2 Live Stream

From Brony D&D: "The Dead Hope" (Part 69) (I took some artistic liabilities)

I’m fairly certain it’s a hatchling. And NO, did not steal it from its family. That would be cruel. I merely found it in the woods while hunting, and In fact, there were no parents in sight at all. Poor thing had been treed by a pack of wolves and was scared out of its wits! I had to spend a few hours calming and comforting it after plucking it from the branches, but i think it’s got the idea now that I’m not going to harm it and is currently curled up beside me with my children. So adorable! The hatchlings adore the creature, and it in turn It’s actually seems to enjoy their company! But i confess, I’m at loss for what to do next.

I know that making pets of wild creatures is ill advised, but I can’t simply cast the poor thing to the wilderness to perish and I don’t fancy getting struck by a tree-thrower [ballista] trying to deliver it to its kinds nearest colony. So stay it must, for the time being. Tempting though it is to keep it indefinitely, I shall continue searching the woods for its progenitors tomorrow afternoon, but in the meantime, I find myself woefully uninformed on how to care for humans young.

What should I feed it when it wakes up, for instance? Do humans eat plants? Meat? Both? I’ve heard conflicting stories. (They are mammals, yes? Perhaps I should grab a she-goat for it to suckle? I do den in mountainside, so there’s no short supply.)

On another mater, I’m concerned it may have a skin condition. You see, I had attempted to administer a bath- it was quite filthy. Still is. - but not only is it’s pelt so matted that it seems to suck the moisture from my tongue, but its skin is so loose on its body that I’m not convinced it’s attached at ALL. Is that normal?

Any information and advice on the subject would be appreciated. Thank you.