In School of Dragons, Scauldron eggs are bluish in color, ranging from turquoise to cyan and even shades of dark green. Early concept art depicts the Scauldron with a thin membrane inside its mouth, covering the lower jaw when it's not filled with water. Originally, the Scauldron was going to be much smaller, around the size of a Monstrous Nightmare, with a shorter neck. Instead of breathing fire, Scauldron spits scalding hot water at its prey. This huge underwater dragon is a speedy and silent swimmer. In fact, if a Scauldron is out of water for too long, its body will dry out and eventually perish, unless it is returned to the sea before it's too late.ĭespite their dreadful reputation, Scauldrons actually possess a secret, healing ability: their venom is the only known antidote to the rare Dragon Flower, whose pollen can prove harmful - even fatal - to all dragons!Įmerging from the depths of the Northern seas, this Tidal Class swimmer blasts enemies with steaming streams of boiling water!Ī bellyful of boiling water quickly teaches opponents not to get too close to an angry Scauldron in battle. Being ocean-based, the Scauldron will not typically attack on land. With its long neck, the Scauldron has a long firing range and can blast an entire ship in a matter of seconds. Instead, Scauldrons scoop up water in their gullets (like pelicans), then boil it internally and shoot the boiling-hot water out again. Although a Scauldron has never been seen to shoot flames, the few Vikings who have survived encounters with the fearsome sea dragons have reported smelling traces of the signature flammable gas that precedes a dragon fire strike. Scauldrons hunt in groups, or pods, and have picked-off smaller species to near-extinction. Patient and organized strategists by nature, Scauldrons are one of the few dragons known to prey on other dragons. 9.6 How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World.
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