Vulture Wings #8048942
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Description
[ This is an RP group, yet you can make a in game model ] The Vulture Wings of Aries are avian like, carnivores dragons. They have down feathers closest to their bodies that grow longer mainly at the wings and tail, some may have extra feathers in a crest or on their ankles and other body parts. They have scales on their legs, snouts and sometimes their heads. Their scales can be red, orange, gold, yellow or grey while their feathers can be black, grey, gold, brown. They can have red, amber, yellow, grey and white eyes while royals can have blue, pink and purple eyes, although heterochromia is common. They have sharp, thin talons and needle like teeth. Their wounds heal rather quickly, but they bleed fast. They have feather tuft s on their head that act like ears. They have very acidic stomach acid that helps break down food quickly, they have a rather fast metabolism due to this. They're named after monochrome shades, black things in nature, weapons and words like plague and death.
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| Measured (UTC) | Members | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 21 Aug 2026, 13:23 | 19 | first reading |
Ownership
Owned by user #1393552567 as measured.
Members we’ve seen
cam (@Camis2_cool4u) — Visitor (rank 1)
ERR0R (@fifi9222) — Visitor (rank 1)
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