Do you consider dragon’s to be your friend, or your foe?
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dragon skinnable
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Depends: do they give me shiny things as quest rewards or as loot drops?
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Always friend.
Even corrupted dragons - it’s not their fault - and they deserved better.
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dragons steal agency from mortals
They used to be mysterious and intimidating until Wrath. And it was fun to fight them.
Now they’ll just posing as your gods.
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The mounts seem trustworthy.
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Depends if they’re helping or vermin that need to be exterminated.
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I love dragons. I personally don’t care if the titans are really good or evil. I love dragons. Whoever threatens my dragons, I kill. If a dragon threatens my dragons, well, they brought it on themselves.
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Super intimidating in the Blades Edge Mountains fighting the Gron. Honest.
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Always foe.
Dragons is bad, me keel dragons.
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Depends if they are trying to kill me or not.
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I consider some of them friends. Others I consider as … people I’ve met.
And the ones trying to kill me and burn my house down? They’re definitely off my Winter’s Veil card list.
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Why gotta lump em all in one group? Hmmmmmm?
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Dragon’s PoV: child, pet or snack depending on mood.
The challenge Blizzard faced in designing a dragon-centric expansion was that some people consider hanging out with dragons cool (and there were several beloved dragon NPCs already in the franchise), and other people consider beating up dragons and taking their stuff cool. So they made the storyline center on a dragon civil war so that we could do both at once.
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Depends on the dragon, because I judge them on based on the content of their character.
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As long as they don’t think of me as dinner, they are a friend.
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I didn’t see what you said 
Like every race, it would depend on whether or not the individual is trying to help me or fight me. “Dragons” are not a single organized group.
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always friends when frolicking in the autumn mists of Honah Lee