The Hatchery
Fierdrakon
In The Peacemaker’s War, Blaise is revealed to be a Fierdrakon—a powerful fire dragon whose whole being is filled with heat and flame. Among the dragons of Havilah, the Fierdrakon are known for their wild strength and their close bond to fire, which can both destroy and bring new beginnings. Blaise shows this legacy clearly, breathing fire as his main power, able to burn through battlefields or light up the darkest night.
A Fierdrakon egg is a swirl of deep black obsidian and glowing ruby red. When they hatch and grow, their scales shine like rubies, with a dark obsidian underside.
Eirdrakon
The Eirdrakon are a rare kind of dragon known for their gift of healing. Their name comes from Eir, a goddess of healing in old Norse stories. Instead of bringing fire and destruction, the Eirdrakon bring comfort, health, and new life wherever they go. Though they cannot bring someone back to life, they can bring them back from neardeath.
Their eggs are beautiful, shining like deep blue sapphires with swirls of glowing emerald green. When they hatch, the young dragons sparkle in bright sapphire blue, their scales shining like gems. As they grow older, their color becomes a rich, royal blue with hints of emerald that shimmer across their scales. Every part of the Eirdrakon reminds people of calm, strength, and hope.
Tytanwyrm
The Tytanwyrm are dragons of brute strength and raw power. Their name comes from the old word Tytan (from “Titan”), which in ancient Greek meant beings of enormous size and strength who once ruled before the gods. The Tytanwyrm carry that same legacy, feared and respected for their mighty muscles, crushing tails, and unstoppable force. Where other dragons wield fire or healing, the Tytanwyrm break through mountains and topple walls, their strength unmatched in all of dragonkind.
Their eggs gleam like carnelian stone, a rich orange crystal, streaked with brown swirls that look like hardened earth. When they hatch, young Tytanwyrm shine in bright orange scales. As they grow older, their coloring deepens, glowing like molten rock with an underside of pale ash, as if the earth itself shaped them into living weapons.