The sky dragon is long in body, and Asian-looking, like the forest, but more slender. It has a mixture of feathers and iridescent scales over its body. It has long, slightly curving horns, and whiskers like the forest dragon. It has two sets of wings, just like a Sky Kat’s. It has power over weather.
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Forest Dragon (Forest Kats)
The forest dragon looks very Asian; it has curving antlers and long moustache/whisker things. Its body is long and limber; its legs rather short. A crest of fur runs down its spine and an odd, leaf-shaped structure tips its tail. The tail tip’s form is unique to each dragon. The dragon’s elbow and knee joints are tufted with fur. Its scales resemble those of a carp, or a pangolin, or a pinecone; take your pick. It has power over plants.
Fire Dragon (Plains Kats)
The plains dragon has long, powerful legs, to run down its prey, the "big toes" on the hind feet have large, sickle claws, like a dromeosaur (raptor-type dinosaurs). Its tail is long and thin, and can be used to whip an enemy. Its wings are useless for flight, but they are perfect for another purpose, the wing-fingers are shortened, tipped with wickedly sharp talons, and are used to slash at other beings. It has smallish horns on its nose, chin, cheeks, and the back of its head. A spiny crest with a web of skin in between each spike runs down its spine. It has power over fire.
Rock Dragon (Mountain Kats)
The mountain dragon has a thick shaggy coat of dense fur, to protect and insulate it against the harsh alpine weather. Its neck is rather short. A pair of spiralling rams horns are set atop its head, and a single curving horn juts from the centre of its forehead. Short spikes protrude near the back of its lower jaw. Its ears are small, to hold in heat. Its wings are bat-like, and covered with a short but dense coat of fur. Its tail is tipped with a stout club, a bit like an anklyosaurus. It has power over rock.
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Glass Dragon (Desert Kats)
The desert dragon is long and lithe in form, almost more serpentine than draconic. It is adapted to allow it to move swiftly under the sand. Its legs and wings are tiny, nearly useless. It has three pairs of compound eyes, one large pair, and two smaller, one above and one in front of the larger. It has two pairs of straight horns sprouting from the back of its head; its ears are fin-like, and supported by spines. It has power over sand and glass.
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Acid Dragon (Cave Kats)
The cave dragon has large eyes, and three pairs of bat-like ears, one inside the other, each set adapted to hear different sound frequencies. The nose is shaped like a leaf-nosed bat’s (it pretty much looks like a pig’s snout). Its chin has two little barb thingies, like a carp’s. It is a wyvern, its forelimbs serving both as legs and rudimentary wings, and it can glide, but not truly fly. Its tail has a thrice-forked prehensile tip. It has power over acid.
Water Dragon (Beach Kats)
The beach dragon looks like a moasasaur with crocodile legs and a webbed fish-like fin running down its spine. Its ears are internal and it is wingless. It has control over water.
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Cloud Dragon (Valley Kats)
The valley dragon highly resembles a gryphon, but its neck is longer, its forelimbs shorter, and it has clawed fingers on its feathered wings. It has a long feathered tail with a tuft of fur at the end. It normally bounces along the ground like a kangaroo on its strong hind limbs. It has power over clouds and vapours.
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Spirit Dragon (Old Mystics)
The holy dragon looks somewhere between a Western and Eastern dragon. It has a long, lithe body, short but powerful legs; the hind legs are a little longer than the front legs. Its eyes are faceted, and allow it to see both visible light and spirit energy. A pair of antennae on its head also aid in sensing spirit energies. Its jaws hold many sharp teeth, and are tipped with a strong beak. Its ears are long and slender, a crest of spines run down its back all the way to its tail tip, which is diamond-shaped and can open up into a structure somewhat like a cross between a pair of scissors and a pitch fork. It has three pairs of long, slender bat-like wings, which allow it even greater manoeuvrability in the air than a Sky dragon. It has power over spirit energy.
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Frost Dragon (Tundra Kats)
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Marsh Dragon (Marsh Kats)
The Marsh dragon is extremely snake-like: long in neck, body, and tail. Its serpentine body is perfect for swimming and slithering through the swampy terrain of the marshes, but it also has a short pair of muscular forelegs to aid its travel on drier ground. The Marsh dragon is the fastest of the nonflying dragonforms. Its forepaws are three-toed not including their opposable thumbs, and each digit bears a huge, scythe-like claw. It has no hind legs. Its long tail is tipped with a scorpion-like stinger, with which the dragon can strike with amazing accuracy. Its head is flat and somewhat diamond-shaped, and backed by a cobra-like hood. It has two sets of eyes: one pair is long and narrow, and the other is smaller and pearl-like. The long pair is for normal sight, while the smaller pair---set in the dragon’s forehead---view the infrared spectrum like heat-vision goggles. The Marsh dragon’s four canine teeth are like the fangs of a snake, and contain a venom much more dangerous than the venom of its tail stinger. The tail venom paralyses, while the fang venom is a deadly neurotoxin. Older dragons have much more toxic venoms than young dragons.
Light and Shadow Dragons (Plateau Kats)
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Decay Dragon (Isle Kats)
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Multibreed kats and hybrid dragonforms
Multibreed kats will have the dragonform ability for each of their breeds, and will usually use them seperatly. However, it is possible for a multibreed kat to cast all of its dragonforms in one go, appearing as a hybrid dragon. However, the dragon's abilities will be unstable and difficult to control unless the kat is well practised at using the hybrid dragonform.
