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Roark
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 Posted: Mon 16 Jun 2008 4:57 Post subject: Dragons and Griffins |
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Would a dragon get along with a griffin if ever they met? Or would they be
fighting each other? I suppose it could go both ways but it sounds interesting to say the least. If a Dragon and a Griffin teamed up. That'd be
a force to be reckoned with. It would also be like Kratos and Zeus. if they fought. What do you think?
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Hyraxylos
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As with many two high-order predators, it would depend on how deep one is within the territory of the other. It would also depend on... not just if they're both male, but in HOW MUCH they're male. 
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Ragnarok
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It's dependent on several different factors, among which are the sentience of the creatures, their range/prey and how territorial they are.
In short, as with many other questions, it's impossible to tell.
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Obsidian
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From experiences on roleplay rooms, dragons and gryphons get along very well.
Like a house on fire you might say.
^.=.~
Nah, most of the gryphons I know are pretty nice to be around, and except for pressures of habitat/food, I am fairly sure they would leave one another more or less alone in the wild. |
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Bloody Dragoness
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I think if they did get into a fight, then they both have good chances of winning. a griffon could though, cause it has a beak  |
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GreySpectrum
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It would epend on a number of factors. How well they like each other, proximity to each others territory, age and gender can also play a roll here, availability of food and shelter, and the size of the dragon and gryphon. Personality and personal preference plays a huge factor in whether or not they get along.
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Roark
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Well suppose one is male and the other is female. What happens then?
It would be interesting.
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Ragnarok
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| Posted: Mon 11 Aug 2008 16:49 Post subject: |
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| Well suppose one is male and the other is female. What happens then? |
We speculate some more. Odds are, unless they're sentient, they either don't care or they end up at odds over territory.
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