afallenwolf:

Why do Dragons have treasure hordes?

Their giant flying fire breathing reptiles what do they need gold for? And saying it’s shiny and they’re greedy isn’t an answer

maybe they use silver to clean themselves and gold to create a solid but malleable nest for their eggs?

Reblogged 2 years ago from afallenwolf
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    i mean, they arent wrong in thinking theyre superior.
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  14. afallenwolf reblogged this from silver-tongues-blog and added:
    Holy shit a dragon nest forged out of gold and gems! No wonder they’d think they’re superior. The first thing they ever...
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    Two words: Bower birdsDragons use their hordes to show off for potential mates.
  16. fat-dude-who-memes reblogged this from afallenwolf and added:
    If the dragon is intelligent, it is beacause it is a symbol of power, so theg can instill fear into the kingdoms...
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  18. changelingsrule reblogged this from afallenwolf and added:
    In D&D the gold and gems allow them to elementally harmonize with their element. They draw in elemental energy though...