This is Malathar the scribe of the dragon realm, he makes sure all of the dragons are accounted for. It's a big job, but he's up to it. He also keeps track of all the dragon history and legends.
The dragon is a legendary reptilian monster similar in form to a crocodile and usually represented as having wings, huge claws, and a fiery breath. In certain mythologies, the dragon is credited with beneficent powers. 
The ancient Greeks and Romans believed that dragons had the ability to understand and to convey to mortals the secrets of the earth. Partially as a result of this conception of the monster as a benign, protective influence, and partially because of its fearsome qualities, it was employed as a military emblem. The Roman legions adopted it in the first century AD, inscribing the figure of a dragon on the standards carried into battle by the cohorts.
The folklore of the pagan tribes of northern Europe contained both beneficent and terror-inspiring dragons. The ancient Norsemen adorned the prows of their vessels with carved likenesses of dragons. Among the Celtic conquerors of Britain the dragon was a symbol of sovereignty. The legendary monster was also depicted on the shields of the Teutonic tribes that later invaded Britain, and it appeared on the battle standards of the English kings as late as the 16th century. Beginning in the early 20th century, it was inscribed on the armorial bearings of the Prince of Wales.
The dragon also figures in the mythology of various Oriental countries, notably Japan and China. It is deified in the Taoist religion and was the national emblem of the Chinese Empire. Among the Chinese people, the dragon is traditionally regarded as a symbol of good fortune.
I think Elrod has something to tell you about Dragons.
Why don't you ask him. 
Adopted Dragons
Dragon Globes
More dragons can be found in Elements, Seasons and Holidays
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