good dragon books and games

[Kasatar]

cared a little bit? yes I guess for a second or two. I like the book and will continue to read the series. But right now im routing for Jorge Santos. He deserves some kind of reveng on DelaSangre.

Would not take much to take down a dragon. lol. Anything packing the kick of a .50 cal round will do. Unless of course they have something bigger. But that would be overkill.

Whats your take on the book and main character so far?
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[Dragons Creed]

For books I recomend the Dragonlance series. The books are made up of multiple authors, but mainly Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman. I started out with Dragons of Autumn Twilight, Dragons of Winter Night, and Dragons of Spring Dawning. The main characters are not Dragons, but they do play a big role in the sseries.

As for games. I play a game called DragonFable. Its a free online game. You can have a Dragon as a pet and have it fight by your side.

[Drakhaon]

Books:
A series I just got done with is The Tears of Artamon by Sarah Ash starting with Lord of Snow and Shadows. It continues on in two other books - Prisoner of the Iron Tower, and Children of the Serpent Gate. I found them to be a fantastic read. They are very well written and full of twists and turns. The dragons are called Drakhaoul. They're kind of spectral I guess you could describe them as. They use people from a certain bloodline as their hosts. Gavril Andar (a small town painter/artist) is the main character who inherits his father's title, thus becoming the Lord Drakhaon of Azhkendir. He is then expected to protect his country and people from a very powerful enemy. My name here (Drakhaon) comes from this series.

Games:
Lair (PS3) - Great dragon game. Main character is Rohn and the whole game is based on riding a dragon. Not to mention the graphics are great.
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"Teeth rip and claws shred
As the sky grows dark to mourn the dead."
- Drakhaon

[Dragons Creed]

That is a good series Drakhaon, even if I have only read the first one =)

For Lair, it's just not about riding a Dragon. There is air and ground combat =P This game lets you feel what it is like to be a Dragon. To me anyway There is also a game made after Reign of Fire. I got it for Gamecube, but I think it is on other systems. Like Lair you can be the Dragons, but in this game, you must unlock them. Also, Reign of Fire does not have any ground combat for the Dragons, they are sadly restricted to the skies. The fun part is that you can make the Dragons win =)

[Grouwel]

books i would suggest: there is only one series of books that i would suggest that hasn't already been suggested. Dragon Champion, Dragon Avenger, and Dragon Outcast. This series put a very interesting perspective on dragons. Though i must warn you there is a lot of detail of blood. I would not suggest this book to anyone under 12.