At first, to the ignorant, Berry Drakes appear to be relatively harmless. Individuals will wander in search of berries, particularly sweet berries—but where one Berry Drake is, more will follow. What is, at first, one drake taking up home in new land, quickly becomes a mob of Berry Drakes, all packing in to nest together, even pushing native species out of the area—violently, if necessary. Extremely territorial, Berry Drakes will viciously drive away any stray creature that trespasses on the land they have made their home. When excited, threatened, or angry, a Berry Drake will also randomly produce fireballs—although the fireballs are meant to scare away attackers, Berry Drakes have been noted to become distracted by their own fireballs.

Though it may appear at first that dragons and drakes have much in common, the two are completely separate species. Drakes are smaller and less intelligent than their cousin species, though both dragons and drakes sit comfortably near the top of the food chain. They are always found bearing antlers and leathery wings. Drakes share many of the same habitats that dragons do, and typically hunt in packs.

Active and aggressive, Manticore is known for getting snappy with anyone who approaches her. She has an extremely short fuse and will get upset over the slightest misdemeanor. This is especially so when it comes to food. Manticore is a glutton of the highest regard, often munching down entire fields of berries in one sitting. She's been known to get especially vicious when feeding, since she'll bite anyone who may try to encroach. However, this also means she will freely accept gifts of food when offered, and these gifts can go a long way. Anyone wishing to befriend Manticore should start by offering her sweet berries. Her favorites are raspberries, which are the quickest way to her heart. Once she recognizes someone as a food source, she will defend and care for them the same way she will territory. It can be shocking how cuddly she is once tame. She nestles in close to her favorite friends, purring like a kitten. Then, the second somebody else enters, she starts screaming wildly.