Book of Dragons

Raincutter

The Raincutter is a long-necked Sharp Class dragon who LOVES the rain. Some would say the wetter the better. Rainy days are the best days for a Raincutter to find it favorite snack... wiggly worms! 

The Raincutter looks like the Scauldron, but it has sails on its back and head like the Speed Stinger. The Raincutter's size may also be comparable to the Scauldron. It has a big rounded body, a long tail and a long neck without the nasal horn. Its first pair of legs are small. Its nose horn is similar to the Deadly Nadder's, but smaller and its chin looks like the Hobblegrunt's. The Raincutter's lower jaw is very massive and armored. This dragon's teeth is very similar to the teeth of a Hobblegrunt. 

The Raincutter's long neck enables it to pick up any grubs or worms in the dirt and mud. 

The Raincutter can breathe fire, and its flames are capable to stay alive in wet and damp air during a rain or a storm. 

These dragons dislike hot weather and the species are very alike. However, it is unknown if the Raincutter lives in the water like the Scauldron. Raincutters are known to be loyal and grateful to their owners. 

Despite a few differences here and there, one could say that a Titan Raincutter looks very similar to that of an adult one. Titans' body color starts to take on a more luminous, brighter hue of blue. Stripes of a darker blue-green color run down their back and over their wings. Their wings are larger and appear to be spinier and sharper, and their edges are tinted pink, together with the sail on their head and the spikes on their back. The tentacle-like structures on their chin also grows longer. 

Raincutter eggs are lavender with dimples all over the surface. The egg also has blue bubbles covering it, though it is unknown what use they serve. 

Raincutters like to live in temperate rain forests or other dense areas. For example some habitats would include Belching Bog, Cliff of Forever, Dragon Island, Edge Cove, Ostara Isle, Queen's Cove, Roost Rock, Sundering Wastes, Tender Tides and Towering Timberland. 

Raincutters are pretty big about 50 feet (15.2 meters) long. Their average wingspan is 60 feet (18.3 meters) and they weigh about 2100 lbs (952.5 kg).