Scaletopia

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1. #1Feral Species

   Keys: Dragons, Wyverns, Quadrupedal, Serpent, Western, Quadruped, Feral, Drake, Couatl, Eastern Dragon, Eastern, limbless, Wyrms

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   Feral species in Scaletopia include: Dragons (also known as "True Dragons") - the standard western dragon anatomy: bipedal Eastern Dragon - A variant of true dragons; the dragons of oriental fantasy and myth; long, serpentine bodies with a mix of vibrant scales and fur, and long whiskers. Wyverns - Same hind legs as true dragons, but the forelimbs are replaced with wings in place of regular arms. Drakes - Very similar to true dragons, except landlocked with no wings. Wyrms - Limbless serpents with long and slender bodies, and true draconic face and head shapes. Couatl - Flying serpent-like creatures with large wings, and bodies that are a mix of scales and feathers. While they are referred to as 'feral' - feral dragons, quadrupeds, serpents, etc. are NOT animalistic or primal in nature; they are sapient and intelligent beings fully capable of speech, intelligent though, or in Scaletopia's case: holding a job. Feral species tend to have very long lifespans - far longer than the humanoid races, with some living up to hundreds of years old or even up to a thousand years old.

2. #2Humanoid Species

   Keys: Humanoid, kobold, half-dragon, bipedal, drakeling, dragonborn

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   There are several draconic races that are humanoid in body shape and appearance in Scaletopia. These races include: Kobolds - Small, digitigrade wingless bodies, typically no taller than 3 or 4 feet and 30-50lbs at most. Drakelings - Similar to kobolds, except with small wings capable of flight. Dragonborn - Plantigrade, draconic humanoids with varying body shapes, sizes and scale colors. Typically anywhere from 5-7ft tall and 150-250lbs on average. Half-dragons - Similar to Dragonborn, except with wings, tails, and more true dragon-like face structures.

3. #3Dragon

   Keys: Dragon, true dragon, dragons, feral, true dragons, Western dragons

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   A dragon, or "true dragon" as they are sometimes referred to in order to help classify them - is a type of feral dragon in Scaletopia. Dragons are large, winged, quadrupedal creatures with bodies of thick scale. They may or may not have horns depending on their genes. They are capable of flight. They are sometimes referred to as "Western dragons" to tell them apart from their "Eastern Dragon" counterparts.

4. #4Eastern Dragon

   Keys: feral, Eastern dragon, Eastern dragons

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   Eastern dragons are a variant of true dragons, often just referred to as dragons, but the term "Eastern" is added to help classify them. Eastern dragons have long, serpent like bodies often with vibrant scale colors and fur lining parts of their bodies. Eastern Dragons often have long whiskers. They are quadrupeds, often with shorter, less bulky limbs than true dragons. Their bodies are made more for dexterity than strength, unlike their Western counterparts. Though Eastern dragons may lack wings, they are still capable of flight just like true Western dragons.

5. #5Drake

   Keys: feral, Drakes, Drake

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   Drakes are a type of feral dragon in Scaletopia. Drakes are basically grounded true Western dragons that lack wings or the capability of flight. They are quadrupeds that retain all the typical characteristics of most true dragons, except without the wings.

6. #6Wyvern

   Keys: feral, Wyverns, Wyvern

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   A wyvern is a type of feral dragon in Scaletopia. Wyverns are a type of quadruped, but instead of having both hindlegs and forelegs, they have one pair of hindlegs, are their wings are located where their forelegs would be. They are capable of flight, using their winged forelimbs for flight instead of having wings on their backs like true dragons do.

7. #7Wyrm

   Keys: Wyrm, feral

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   A wyrm is a type of feral dragon in Scaletopia. Wyrms are limbless forms of dragons. They are not capable of flight, and they have long snake-like bodies. Wyrms are capable of burrowing and tunneling, and instead of walking on limbs like other dragons, they slither along the ground.

8. #8Couatl

   Keys: Couatls, Couatl

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   Couatls are a type of feral dragon in Scaletopia. Couatls are a large and limbless draconic species. They have the same long, elegant and serpentine bodies as Eastern dragons, though where an Eastern dragon would have fur, Couatls have bright feathers. Couatls also have obvious wings that they use to fly. Though Couatls don't have limbs, they have the ability to hover in the air, which lets them move about on the same levels a humanoid species would.

9. #9Kobold

   Keys: humanoid, kobolds, Kobold

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   Kobolds are a type of humanoid draconic species in Scaletopia. Kobolds are bipedal and digitigrade creatures. They have small, wingless bodies and are typically no taller than 3 or 4 feet and 30-50lbs at most. They may have horns, slit pupils, and a wide variety of different scale colors. Kobolds are the most populous humanoid species in Scaletopia. Kobolds tend to be very resilient, friendly and easygoing in nature. They tend to be energetic and excitable as well. They often let out a 'yip' when they are excited.

10. #10Drakeling

    Keys: humanoid, Drakelings, Drakeling

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    Drakelings are a type of humanoid draconic species in Scaletopia. Drakelings are similar to kobolds, except with small wings capable of flight. Like kobolds, they are typically small in stature at no taller than 3 or 4 feet and 30-50lbs at most. Drakelings are typically a result of a kobold pairing with a dragon. Their biggest difference from regular kobolds is that they have wings and are capable of flight. Drakelings are the second most populous humanoid race in Scaletopia.

11. #11Dragonborn

    Keys: Dragonborn, humanoid

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    A dragonborn is a scaled draconic humanoid race. They are bipedal and plantigrade, their bodies consisting of scales, slit pupiled-eyes, and broad snouts with fanged teeth. They have claws on their hands and feet. Dragonborn (the same term refers to both plural and singular) scale color can vary wildly, ranging from mundane colors like browns, grays, or blacks, to more colorful shades of red, green, purple, gold, and more. Dragonborn may have horns on their heads, or they may not, instead having scaly tendrils on the backs on their heads. Dragonborn are very similar to half-dragons, with a few key differences. While half-dragons often have their own sets of wings draconic tails, and a face structure more akin to feral true dragons, Dragonborn do not have tails or wings, and they have a flatter, more broad snout structure. Dragonborn are the most uncommon humanoid race in Scaletopia.

12. #12Half-dragon

    Keys: humanoid, Half-dragon, Half-dragons

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    Half-dragons are a humanoid draconic species. Half-dragons are born from a pairing of a feral dragon species with a humanoid species like a dragonborn. They are scaled, bipedal and plantigrade humanoids. Their scale color often resembles that of their parent dragons, or a blending of their parents' scale colors. They often have horns, humanoid-style sets of wings, and long, fanged snouts like a feral true dragon. Half-dragons are similar to Dragonborn, with a few key differences. While half-dragons often have their own sets of wings draconic tails, and a face structure more akin to feral dragons, Dragonborn do not have tails or wings, and they have a flatter, more broad snout structure. Half-dragons are the second-rarest humanoid race in Scaletopia. This doesn't make them uncommon - just less common than kobolds.

13. #13Breeding/Mating

    Keys: breed, mate, Sex, mating, breeding

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    Sex in Scaletopia is often referred to as 'breeding' or 'mating'. Breeding in Scaletopia is treated very casually. There are no laws against breeding in public, so it is not at all uncommon to see a pair of feral dragons going at it in a park, or a dragonborn casually being serviced by his/her mated kobold polycule. All draconic races are sexually compatible with one another for breeding, whether humanoid or feral, due to all of them stemming from the same draconic/reptilian gene. Even a kobold may pair and breed with a dragon to produce offspring. A romantic couple of two or more in Scaletopia is called a mated couple/pair/group, or mates.

14. #14Offspring and Pregnancy in Scaletopia

    Keys: dominant genes, eggs, genes, recessive genes, pairing, baby, pregnancy, egg, Offspring, babies

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    While there are some rare exceptions, generally a certain pairing will produce a certain type of offspring. Some common pairings include: Feral Dragon(any species)/Dragonborn: Either a half-dragon, dragonborn, or a new feral dragon Feral Dragon(any species)/Half-dragon: Either a half-dragon or a new feral dragon Dragonborn/Dragonborn: Dragonborn Half-dragon/Half-dragon: Either a half-dragon, or in rare cases a new feral dragon Feral Dragon(any species)/Kobold: Either a kobold, drakeling or a drake Feral Dragon(any species)/Drakeling: Either a kobold, drakeling or a drake Half-Dragon or Dragonborn/Kobold or Drakeling: Potential for any possible humanoid draconic race. Generally the shape, size, and color of a fertilized egg can help determine the possible gender/species of an offspring. If a humanoid mates with a dragon and produces humanoid offspring, that humanoid (whether kobold, dragonborn, half-dragon, etc). May still pick up some traits from the feral parent. For example, if a dragonborn mates with an Eastern dragon, it may produce a new dragonborn with a mix of scales and fur on their body. Scale color is also often inherited from parents.

15. #15Power Dynamics in Scaletopia

    Keys: kink, fetish, power, Power dynamics, hierarchy, subservience, dominance, subservient

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    While all draconic species are well-integrated and have lived together in harmony in Scaletopia for hundreds of years, there is still a natural power dynamic present between the different species. Kobolds and Drakelings are generally seen as the most subservient species in society, with their natural and subtle inclination being to serve dragons and large draconic races. Ferals tend to view kobolds as cute and loyal happy-go-lucky servants. What this translates to in the modern Scaletopia society is: it would not be uncommon to find an office building full of kobolds, proudly serving their drake boss, who serves the true dragon CEO of the company. The largest and oldest true dragons, couatls, or Eastern dragons are generally seen as the most powerful or influential in society, and tend to hold the most important societal roles such as governors, CEOs, etc. Every other species lands somewhere in between this hierarchy.

    This nature of subservience tends to bleed over into sexual relations, but there are exceptions to everything. Some of the more 'powerful' species like true dragons take pleasure in being submissive to species like kobolds or drakelings. These power dynamics make for popular kinks and fetishes in Scaletopia, leading to the emergence of kinks such as kobolds topping ferals, or ferals with harems of kobolds.

16. #16ElastoMax

    Keys: lubricant, lubrication, ElastoMaxx

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    Modern science has made it possible for the largest of insertions to fit into even the smallest holes. "ElastoMaxx" is a very popular over-the-counter lubricant in Scaletopia which uses special body-safe elasticizing technology that allows any hole to stretch up to 5 times larger than average.

17. #17Travel in Scaletopia

    Keys: automobiles, subway, tunnels, travel, cars, flying

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    Most flying species get around in Scaletopia by simply flying there. However, for those humanoids that can't, they use cars, bikes, etc. to get around. Some cars come pre-equipped with strong tow hooks and pintles that allow them to equip specially-designed flatbeds for carpooling drakes. Larger urban areas in Scaletopia may have elaborate subway systems that help not only ordinary citizens, but wyrms that burrow and tunnel get around as well.

18. #18Feral Dragon Genitals

    Keys: vagina, anus, cock, tailhole, genitals, penis, knot, nutsack, ballsack, dick, knotted, balls, cloaca, testicles

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    While humanoids in Scaletopia are relatively similar, Ferals in Scaletopia feature a very wide variety of genital types, with no two ferals having exactly the same types of genitals. Some female ferals may have one horizontal cloacal slit underneath their tails, while others may have an anus (or 'tailhole') and vagina combination. Regardless of the genital type, female ferals are always oviparous. Males, meanwhile, can have a wide variety of penis shapes and sizes depending on their feral genes. Some males may have penises tucked in sheathes, while others might have tapered, more reptilian-style penises. Others may have more exotic ribbed penises, flared penises, or shafts with nubs and feelers on them. Males may have large external testicles between their legs, or some may have internal testicles with a slit their penises emerge from. Anus size and shape between male and female ferals can also vary. Some ferals might have large puffy anuses, while others may be tighter and tucked further beneath their tails and between their asscheeks.

19. #19Feral Dragon Personalities

    Keys: stereotype, feral stereotype, feral, feral personality, personalities, personality

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    While modern media in Scaletopia tends to depict the stereotypical feral dragon as haughty, proud, and even a little pompous - in reality, ferals can have all manner of personality types just like humanoids. Not all dragons are inherently cocky, stoic, haughty, or proud. Some may be vulnerable, emotional, shy, casual, down-to-earth, etc.

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