Okay, before I say anything else, in order for this to make sense you need to understand one thing. I believe that class simply determines much of what a dragon looks like, and a given class can be any color of draconium. So, you could have a bull-class dragon that isn't green, etc. They did that in the show actually, remember the turquoise dragons in "Artha The Drac"? They were bull-classes! In later episodes, Vociferus and Spynn were riding sonic-classes, and they looked totally different! Sorta like Psi-classes with a Sky-class tail and they had hoods like cobras! *intensely wishes she could take screenshots* Watch "The Defiant" this Tuesday to see them!
So, now that we have that clear, I present to you my new class of dragon, the Aeros class.
Aeros-class dragons are not used for racing because if they run at more than 70mph. their wings will be severely damaged. In the air, however, they can reach the same speeds as other classes of dragons. Their maneuverability is not nearly as good though, so even if you flew an Aeros-class above the track, any sharp turns would be out of the question. Aeros-class dragons are strictly white-bone dragons, and are thought to be very pure. The reduced weight of white draconium is the reason they are able to get into the air without dropping off of a high ledge. Despite their purer draconium, their mag abilities are not as good as other classes, which is another reason they are not used in racing.
The large fins on the forelegs are used as horizontal stabelizers when in flight. In order to rise into the air an Aeros-class dragon will build up speed on the ground before putting on a large bust of speed as the wings are spread, often times mag-jumping forward as well. The lift takes effect within a split second, and the dragon rises hundreds of feet in only a few seconds.
Adult Aeros-classes reach five feet at the shoulder, with necks of up to seven feet, while tails reach thirteen feet. The typical wingspan is roughly fifty feet.
In regards to coloring the vast majority are very light, usually white or nearly so. What isn't white is usually similar to the five "power colors": Gold, black, blue, green and red. Thus translating to yellow-orange, grey, sky-blue, light green, and faded red, but not pink! Their patterning is always simple, anything ornate was obviously added or altered using a chromo-shifter.
Females are more common than males, though neither could really be called "common", as only two or three eggs are laid in a single clutch.If you want to create an Aeros-class dragon, please ask first. Since they are rare I want to keep track of how many there are. And so I can bash people who have "unauthorized" ones. :lol: