Timberjack

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Timberjacks is large dragon with its broad, razor sharp wings that can cut through a forest of trees. They can use their wings to fold around weary riders like a makeshift tent that can be use for protection and warmth from the elements and from other dragons. 

Physically, their main weapon is their wings that can slice through a forest of trees. It can be used for offensive or defensive goals. The Timberjack's wings are not only great at slicing trees, but they are also have the ability to absorb a great deal of damage. Native to dense, wooded area, Timberjacks are acutely sensitive creatures that prefer the peace and solace found in their beloved forests. Its wingspan is huge, along with other dragons such as the Typhoomerang, and each wing has at least 2 hooks, indicating that it has four "limbs" in total coming out of its sides. It walks using these limbs to move around, like "legs." Its body shape in total strongly resembles that of a Typhoomerang, but being "legless". 

Timberjacks can fire a few drops of oil-based fire to burn the kindling wood it has chopped and collected. 

Training a Timberjack is suppose to be pretty easy. A Timberjack's long wings make it impossible for the dragon to scratch its back. However, it has been discovered that if humans scratch any hard-to-reach places for it, the Timberjack will be willing to form a bond with them. 

Titan Wing Timberjacks have a slender neck and longer horns that curve upwards. These Timberjacks have turned from brown to green in color. Their wings are broader and have green zigzag patterns on it and even darker spots between the patterns. There are bumpy, curved outlines on where the wings connect to its body. 

Timberjack eggs look like they have been formed with layers of shell from the base that are folded up to the tip. Its shell is segmented vertically and the tip is pointed. As it has a wider base, it resembles a pear in terms of its shape.

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