The witch Ally Tanco was the first to breed the plumewing after the stabilization of the Rift. You should know this about Ally: she dresses EXCLUSIVELY in gold and silver, and the day of the plumewing's discovery was no exception. When the plummeting hatched and saw the mesmerizing metallic materials of Ally's fashion choices, it flew about in a dizzying tizzy, squeaking so excitedly, Ally feared the hatchling would faint. Whatever the reason, it seems plumewing dragons REALLY like shiny things. Like, really really. You might want to warn visitors to keep an eye on any loose change in their pockets
Plumpkin Dragon




Plumpkin dragons usually stick together, but one baby became enchanted by the Vale's horticultural expert, Gardenia. One evening while taking a sip from a nearby stream, it watched the witch cast spell after spell, moving plants, soil, and rocks in all directions. The baby was so hypnotized by the display that it forgot it was drinking. The plumpkin baby feverishly flapped its wings to get a closer look, but instead it just rolled forward, too engorged with water.
Poison Dragon




The poison dragon loves people. Not for breakfast, it just thinks they're great company. Unfortunately, people don't often react well to their deadly neurotoxin. Best to watch it play with its own kind from a safe distance.
Polarian Dragon




Looking up on a clear night in the Vale, this dragon's namesake star can be seen burning white hot and unmoving on its celestial throne. When other stars are whisked to and fro by the pull of season and the push of time, this one stays planted, a comfort to any who seek stability. Spend time with the polarian dragon, and you'll see this constance and grace reflected in its demeanor.
Pollen Dragon
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Pollen dragons may be adorable, but rest assured these dragons can be quite the nuisance. They release a fine powder-like substance that is known to attract other dragons. Unfortunately, many people report being allergic to it. Guests that experience any symptoms should report directly to the Wizard Clinic. We've been assured that side effects of treatment only include being turned into the occasional frog.
