EVERY Boulder Class🪨Dragon EXPLAINED

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  @thevenomspino · 1 year ago

  We would argue that the Whispering Death makes sense to be a boulder class because, while yes, burrowing isn&apos;t an exclusive Boulder class trait, but given it evolved to live in caves and create them and being able to burrow through hard rock easily without any signs of getting tired, and you can argue that the long snake like body could help underground by helping them fit in different caves, that sounds like a Boulder class. Maybe duel Boulder and Sharp.<br><br>Also, you say they aren&apos;t that tough, remember, one fought against Toothless, and won.

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• FI

  @Firesaur-ut9hy · 1 year ago (edited)

  With all the classes covered, we need Orca to cover every hybrid and what class they would fall into<br><br>Edit: 130 likes? The people have spoken, Orca!

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• BE

  @benjaminfischer3229 · 1 year ago

  I swear that the Whispering Death looked like something from the Fear Class. I mean, look how terrifying it is!

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• MA

  @MarshallCubed · 1 year ago

  I clicked on this like 5 mins ago and it showed me a popup that it was for members. I was binging the series, what a timing!!!

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• CA

  @carolynchurch4642 · 1 year ago (edited)

  If the fear class was kept, i would put the whispering death and screaming death there. Though i would redefine the fear class as &quot;dragons that can cause intense fear or panic due to their unsettling appearance, or are known to be particularly violent and gruesome in their hunting tactics, potentially to the point of being outright sadistic.&quot;

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• SK

  @skeepodoop5197 · 1 year ago

  Surprizingly, the Screaming Death has somewhat of a real world biology basis. <br>Locusts are actually grasshoppers that under extremely specific circumstances moult again, into a new form. Given tetrapods have been observed to partake in changes as a result of specific conditions: like how Male Orangutans develop cheek flaps, not always, but in some individuals, the screaming death being a so called &quot;once in a century mutation&quot; isn&apos;t unreasonable.

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• IC

  @icetide9411 · 1 year ago

  The best class, the Rotund Class

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• SO

  @SoloOrca · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kSWQ3y4wlz4&amp;t=982">16:22</a> MY BOIIIIIIIIIIII

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  @El_Chico_des_Galos · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kSWQ3y4wlz4&amp;t=828">13:48</a> you can’t handle the uber instincts of my uber autism

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• IT

  @ItsTheLittleAL · 1 year ago

  The screaming death is immune to Dragon root, in fact Attracted to it, which is a very Bolder class thing.

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• IC

  @icouldntaffordanamesoigoty4619 · 1 year ago

  There are actually two real world examples of mutations that fit with the Screaming Death. Albinism, caused by a lack of melanin in the body, which causes an individual to be all white with red eyes just like the colors on the Screaming Death and gigantism which causes an individual to grow much larger than what is typical of their species. The Screaming Death appearing every 100 years probably isn&apos;t meant to be taken literally and is just part of the viking myth but it would be expected that Screaming Deaths are incredibly rare since you need it to have two mutations at once. It&apos;s probably like the dragon equivalent of spirit bears which are black bears that are white, they&apos;re the same species as Whispering Deaths but look so different they&apos;re given a different name.

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• CA

  @caiusdrakegaming8087 · 1 year ago

  Dagur really picked the best name for his buddy, Shattermaster is a battering ram even among other Gronkles. He is the master of shattering

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