>>14218426So the 99% times that they share the same traits is just "usually"? most of the time they have scaly reptilian body, wings, claws, and a long tail, but they don't always breath fire.
>Once again, dragons do not have specific qualities.Yes they do
>The word is interchangeable with "monster".Sure? A dragon can be a monster. But not all monsters are dragons. The Boogeyman is a monster, but that doesn't make it a dragon. A dragon can be a subcategory of the term monster. I've already said this and it really isn't a hard concept to grasp
