Draigfoxxen

Draigfoxxen is the term for a considerably common domestic Alluvix shift , named so for its notable inspiration taken from the dragon species. It is greatly popular among Alluvix enthusiasts for its exotic appearance.
The classic shift includes sizeable leather wings, a lengthy tail with a smooth-furred spade at the tip, and sufficient structural alterations to accommodate the flight of a naturally unflighted creature. Other favored details are talons with at least one back-facing toe for perching, and keeping two or so fingers unchanged as to be able to grip with these. The polydactylism of Alluvix, usually inconsequential, greatly aids in the dragon shift; muscles and bones already in place, they are more easily able to shift the digits to length without sacrificing surface, support, or grip. Their understanding of external and internal anatomy, gained through their extensive education, grants them the knowledge for heavy adaptation to be applied.
FRivArt (talk) 15:15, July 11, 2014 (UTC)