Fire Dragons

Fire Dragons are one of the seven primary Broods of Dragons. According to legend, they are all descended from the Fire Dragonlord: Salvakoryn.
Fire Dragons are considered to be the most aggressive and dangerous of dragonkind. They do not get along with the "polite society" of dragons, and they tend to ignore the truces that other broods make amongst each other. They are not merely wild beasts however, but fiercely intelligent predators with an independent viewpoint.
=== Appearance ===
Fire dragons are typically recognisable by their fiery orange or red scales.
Beyond this, Fire dragons are built to fight. They have long claws, sharp spines, and prominent horns. They are muscular and lithe, built for speed and strength.
Some of the most powerful Fire Dragons may possess permanent embers or flames along their body, typically running along their back or claws.
=== Habitat & Territory ===
Fire Dragons tend to live in hot areas, such as deserts and volcanic regions. They are nomadic, so they never stay in one place for too long, but they tend to return to the volcanic peaks of Zakoba, where their worshipers reside.
=== Society ===
Fire Dragons have the most fragmented, disconnected 'society' of any of Dragonkind. The Sovereign, Salvakoryn, has no interest in ruling all of his brood, simply wants them to spread far and bring devastation. Therefore, the Fire Dragons have split into various clans, which are often in competition. Many Fire dragons are not part of any clan, and live as lone predators.
Fire Dragons who achieve great accomplishments of strength and power may be granted the blessing of Salvakoryn, and turned into Royal Dragons.
=== Abilities ===
The fiery breath of a Fire Dragon is more powerful than the breath weapons of any other dragon, and they all possess this capability. They are also all very strong and fast, but not particularly resilient.
Some Fire dragons, particularly the Royal ones, may delve into magic, developing powerful Fire magic, beyond the capabilities of human mages.