Owl Dragons live a relatively calm life in their own little grotto and village. While the area itself may be small, the grotto is quite populated! You’ll see many Owl Dragons flying around, hooting their hellos. While they allow visitors, they’re only allowed within the visitor’s area. This area is open to those who want the Owl Dragon’s problem-solving help. There are some exceptions to the visitor rule, but you must be vetted before being allowed further into the grotto.

Owl Dragons are raised to become the problem solvers they are. This includes being raised to be patient and loving to all they interact with, especially those looking for their problem-solving skills. As part of their upbringing, they find their chosen problem-solving method. The most common method that Owl Dragons are found to possess is creativity. They’re encouraged to think outside of the box and are even often paired with those who have wildly different personalities so that they can find solutions that their client had never thought of before.

At first glance, Owl Dragons look like any other owl you can find here. However, upon closer inspection, you’ll find them to have a much longer neck and a longer tail! Their wings are also bigger than their Earthen counterpart. Most of them also resemble Barn Owls, but some look like Great Horned Owls and more.