Shumoga Dragons are a skittish breed, more likely to spit fire at a threat and take to the air than stand and fight. However, if cornered, they will wield their fiery breath and sharp hind claws in lethal defense. Their claws are also a powerful weapon for hunting—they drop down on their prey from above and disembowel it with a swift slash. In the wild, females turn their eggs daily in the nest and will crack the shells with a hind claw to encourage hatching once the egg developed enough to survive. Wild Shumoga Dragons always have dark silver scales and black wings due to this forced hatching, and those that survive to adulthood display these colors proudly as a sign of survival of the fittest. However, the stress of hatching early affects their temperament, and adults tend to be nervous, irritable, and quick to take offense.

Dragons are highly-intelligent reptilian creatures that—from a human perspective, at least—appear to live forever. Many different varieties of dragon exist, each with their own unique qualities, habitats, and behavior. Adolescence in dragons is usually marked by the growth of a hatchling’s wings, although not all breeds of dragons grow wings and some breeds have other traits that indicate the beginning of maturation. In Galsreim, dragons and humans coexist peacefully.

Fowl is neurotic and constantly stressed out. She speaks in screechy tones and tends to be especially irritable around others. Her jumpy nature makes her quick to make assumptions, jump to conclusions, and take offense. Often times, innocuous comments made by others spur her into all-out attack mode. As a fighter, Fowl is just as sporadic. She's very flighty. Typically, her move is to disorient or incapacitate an opponent before bolting, putting as much distance between herself and the potential threat as possible. Even if she doesn't see someone as a threat, she still acts rude, avoidant, and cold towards them, regardless if they offend her or not. Fowl prefers solitude. She wants to feel safe and (obviously) has major trust issues. Even within her own family, she is an outcast and can't stand to be near them. Her fellow Wild Shumoga understand her better, but even they are not eager to provide her company, not that she desires it in the first place. Fowl is all around quite foul.