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Don't be fooled - your Chocolate Dragon is not food. Sure, it's made of a savory blend of both white and dark chocolate, covered with sweetened strawberry syrup confection, and topped with a ripe, juicy berry on its head. The candy-coated egg it's hatched in even consists of a flaky pleasant crust. But remember: not food.
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By now, you've noticed that your Chocolate Dragon gets a lot of unwanted attention. Flies, bugs, and other hungry dragons sometimes nibble at the Chocolate Dragon for a taste of its rich, creamy chocolate scales. It doesn't hurt the Chocolate Dragon, but it is still annoying, so be sure to bathe the Chocolate Dragon regularly.
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If frequently washing the Chocolate Dragon doesn't keep repeat snackers at bay, try rubbing a coat of Bitter Butter on its scales. One bite, and no dragon will ever want to nibble at a Chocolate Dragon again.
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Epic Chocolate Dragons are still delicious, but they're big enough to take care of themselves. In fact, Epic Chocolate Dragons have no natural predators but one: lactose intolerance. In very rare cases, Chocolate Dragons get tummy aches reacting to the milk chocolate within their own bloodstream.
