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Howler

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Overview

"Howlers are a common sight in the frigid tundra they call home. Howlers become more active at night due to their incredible night vision and silent flight, which helps them hunt unsuspecting prey. Although their overall stats aren't the strongest, they are great for newer adventures due to their calm and patient personalities."

Stats

Added
August 23rd, 2019
Attack
1,333 Breath, 2,999 Bite
Growth
20m 00s
Health
21,344
Rarity
Common
Size
Small
Top speed
38 Walk, 44 Fly
Breeding Cd
Level 1: 22m 19s, Level 50: 13m 30s
Obtained
Tundra Egg, Winter Egg 2021, Winter Egg 2022, Winter Egg 2023

Mutations

The five possible mutations for this species are as follows

Patch history

The Legacy model was created by Erythia. The Advanced model was modeled by JaxonBirb. The Advanced model was animated by BlckBrryJam. The Howler was originally modeled to sit on top of the player's shoulders and act as a turret, and was proposed to be obtained from Grassland. Further debate on whether it would be fully un-rideable, optional to be rideable, or completely rideable went on for some time before it was ultimately decided for it to be rideable like all other dragons. Players got to vote for the species name of the Howler, Alrenoth, and the Sylva on the Dragon Adventures Discord for their upcoming release in Tundra. Players got to vote between the listed four names: 1. Pityr 2. Howler 3. Featon 4. Daether The Howler's Advanced model was inspired by the Howler's scrapped remodel concept. Prior to January 19th, 2024, the was one of three starter dragons the player could choose from during the tutorial, the other two being the Rocirus and the Saurium. The, like all other currently released world dragons, received hatch presets on February 9th, 2024.

Community-sourced from dragon-adventures.fandom.com · Jul 25, 2026

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