Let There Be Dragons -- Due October 24, 2026

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I would like in if someone drops out, i will have cards ready to go if you need a replacement.
Welcome QuittinEarly,
I see that you are a new member, but as a new member, you need to learn to read everything.

No one has to drop out for you to join.
I do not need a replacement, if you want to join, you may.
Please note that this swap is listed as an OPEN SWAP, which means it is open for you to join.

I have signed you up.
 
My baby sister would kill me if I didn't join a dragon swap (she has been collecting dragons for over 50 years and has a few ;))
Please sign me up.
I seem to rember, several decades ago, you trading me for one of my flying dragons, and telling me it was going to your baby sister.
I had forgotten about that until just now.

I signed you up!
Welcome!!
 
QUESTION FOR ANYONE.......

The Web lists Quetzalcoatl as a feathered serpent
You Tube claims Quetzalcoatl is a dragon.
Wikipedia says Quetzalcoatl is not a traditional European Dragon, but rather the famous Feathered Serpent Dragon God
from ancient Mesoamerican (Aztec and Mayan) mythology. His name means "quetzal-feathered serpent" in the
Nahuatl language. Because of his serpentine body and ability to fly with bird feathers, modern fantasy media often
compares him to, or depicts him as, a divine feathered dragon

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I am allowing Quetzalcoatl to be any of the above, so if you want to draw him for the dragon swap, it is allowed!
If you do NOT want him in your returns, tell me.
I am flexible

Question:
Do you think Quetzalcoatl is a divine dragon, or just a feathered serpent?
No wrong (or right) answers.........
 
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Think about dragons from movies, on TV shows, in books.
Any and all dragons are allowed:

Smaug, from the Hobbit. Description pulled from the book, or copied from the movie, which are DIFFERENT, by the way!!!

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Tolkien depicted Smaug (in the book) with 4 legs, it was the movie that randomly changed
the dragon design to have 2 legs and bat-like wings like a wyvern

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Toothless, the Dragon
I LOVE Toothless, and the entire How to Train a Dragon franchise, so cute. As for Quetzalcoatl, I think of him more as the Aztec feathered serpent god.
 
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Are you familiar with the ancient Aztec pyramid that, during the spring and autumnal equinoxes, displays a famous light-and-shadow effect
that makes a giant serpent dragon appear to slither down the corner stairs of the structure?

It is soooo awesomely creepy.
The dragon actually moves from the tip of the pyramid to the ground!
 
Other dragon terms:
wyvern
The main difference between a dragon and a wyvern is their body shape. A classic western dragon has four legs and two wings. A wyvern has only two legs and two wings, using its wings like front arms or hands to walk.
Sea dragons may have no legs.

Broadly speaking in world mythology and folklore, dragons are often divided into four main geographical and cultural categories: Western (European) dragons, Eastern (Asian) dragons, Mesoamerican dragons, and Sea (or aquatic) dragons.
 
Welcome QuittinEarly,
I see that you are a new member, but as a new member, you need to learn to read everything.

No one has to drop out for you to join.
I do not need a replacement, if you want to join, you may.
Please note that this swap is listed as an OPEN SWAP, which means it is open for you to join.

I have signed you up.
O ok, i am new and excited to collect this art, the first swap i was in had a limit so i assumed this was the same, ill remember this next time, but due to the response ill pass on this one
 
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