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Posted: Mon Feb 14, 2011 7:46 pm
Elder Dragon
Elder Dragons are unique creatures that are able to live in a variety of landscapes and have a long lifespan. Although named dragons, they don't all necessarily have four legs or wings. Some may be horse-like like the Kirin, or octopus-like like the Yama Tsukami because of their unnecessary fitting into any categories of monsters. A trait unique among Elder Dragons is that if they are injured by the hunter, they may flee to a different area. Elder Dragons are the most unique and often the most difficult to defeat. The Raviente possesses features of the Lao Shan Lung, although it could be an entirely different species. The only Elder Dragons that have sub-species are Lao Shan Lung and Fatalis. Unfortunatley Teostra and Lunastra are not sub-species. They are both counter parts like Rathian and Rathalos.
Elder Dragons Lao-Shan Lung Ashen Lao-Shan Lung Kirin Yamatsukami Fatalis Crimson Fatalis White Fatalis Teostra Lunastra Kushala Daora Rusted Kushala Daora Chameleos Ceadeus Jhen Mohran Alatreon Raviente Amatsumagatsuchi Miogaruna
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Posted: Mon Feb 14, 2011 8:02 pm
Lao-Shan Lung
Nicknames: Lao
Titles: The Devastator, The Old Mountain Dragon, The Last Shadow, The Cannibal
Size: Monstrous
Status Inflictions: None
Weakness: Dragon
Habitat: Unknown
A giant dragon few have seen and lived to tell the tale. When on the rampage it wreaks havoc on all in its path. The guild has built a fortress to repel the beast.
Because so few have seen - and lived to tell of - the Lao-Shan Lung, not much information can be gathered from it. The Ashen Lao-Shan Lung that attacked years before provided very little information, but from the carcass of the slain Ashen Lao-Shan Lung it was determined their scaled became incredibly hard from minerals gathering on their scales as they tunnel through rock.
The counterpart of the Lao-Shan Lung is the Ashen Lao-Shan Lung which is known by 'The Last Shadow' as well as 'The Cannibal'.
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Posted: Mon Feb 14, 2011 8:08 pm
Kirin
Nicknames: Kelbidrome
Titles: The Phantom Brute
Size: Small
Status Inflictions: Paralysis
Weakness: None
Habitat: Almost all
It casts a pure white "shadow" under it at all times. The Kirin can summon lightning to strike attackers, or the area around it. The Kirin can be seen in the Tower, Snowy Mountains, Swamp, Old Swamp, Battlefield, and Old Jungle.
Similarly to White Fatalis, Kirin's mane will continue to move or "flow" after its death. When it is close to death Kirin won't go into rage mode for a while, no matter how strong the attacks are.
Kirin is surrounded by sparks of electricity at all times, is capable of performing a double back kick, a frontal flip that also releases a vast swathe of lightning, a charge so fast it almost seems to teleport and a huge array of new, powerful, and highly accurate lightning attacks.
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Posted: Mon Feb 14, 2011 8:13 pm
Yamatsukami
Nicknames: Yamakami
Titles: The Mountain God, The Star Swallower, The Ravaging Willow, Floating Disaster, Roaming Dragon
Size: Monstrous
Status Inflictions: None
Weakness: Dragon/Ice
Habitat: Unknown
Yama Tsukami are the oldest creatures known to hunters. Their skin is covered by Dragonmoss and Dragonwood. They have four tentacles and a pair of 'whiskers'. They also drop Dragonwood and Dragonmoss as rewards. When enraged, their red eyes glow yellow.
Their classification as an Elder Dragon is simply due to the fact that they do not fit into any category, like the Kirin. This mysterious creature's place in relation to other monsters is completely unknown. Although of tremendous size, it is able to constantly stay up in the air with no support. Their attacks are slow but devastating.
They seem to have a symbiotic relationship with Great Thunderbugs, which lets them rest inside a Yama Tsukami's body until they mature. In return, the Great Thunderbugs assist them by attacking Hunters. These Thunderbugs can explode when they are near a Hunter, causing a good amount of damage to their target.
Their most terrifying attribute is their preference for close proximity to civilization, no matter how big or small.
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Posted: Mon Feb 14, 2011 8:20 pm
Fatalis
Nicknames: Fate, Miraculous
Titles: Disaster Himself, The Legend of Schrade
Size: Large
Status Inflictions: Dragon/Burn
Weakness: Dragon
Habitat: Castle Schrade
The Fatalis is an interesting monster who will stay in rage until death, bombs are useless against Fatalis and, sadly, not much is known about this elder dragon.
The Fatalis has two counterparts, the more violent and weaker Crimson Fatalis and the more elusive and powerful White Fatalis.
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Posted: Mon Feb 14, 2011 8:31 pm
Teostra
Nicknames: Teo
Titles: The Sun with Fangs, Emporer of Flames
Size: Medium
Status Inflictions: Dragon/Burn
Weakness: Dragon/Water
Habitat: Volcano and Desert
The Teostra is a male Elder Dragon whose distinct features are its large crimson mane and two curved horns. They are most often found in hot areas such as the Desert and the Volcano, but have been known to venture into the Swamp. Teostra, as well as its female counterpart Lunastra, have a dangerous fire aura that deals constant poison-like terrain damage to hunters standing nearby.
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Posted: Mon Feb 14, 2011 8:34 pm
Lunastra
Nicknames: Luna
Titles: Overseer of the Ancients, Empress of Flames
Size: Medium
Status Inflictions: Dragon/Burn
Weakness: Dragon/Ice
Habitat: Volcano and Tower
Lunastra is a medium sized, blue-tinted, female counterpart of the Teostra. They commonly live in high cool Towers, and hot regions like the Volcanoes. Lunastra has also been spotted in the a Desert by a few hunters. On Lunastra's crowns, there are some visible veins.
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Posted: Mon Feb 14, 2011 8:43 pm
Kushala Daora
Nicknames: Daora
Titles: The Frozen Dictator
Size: Medium
Status Inflictions: Dragon/Freeze
Weakness: Dragon/Thunder/Poison
Habitat: Snowy Mountains and Desert
Kushala Daora is a wind-type Elder Dragon armed with a great variety of attacks: The Daora's most common element-based attack is its wind breath that can freeze the hunter if it is in the Snowy Mountains. Other living habitats include the Jungle and Desert.
A typical Kushala has silver-coloured skin constructed of a unique ore grown naturally by the Dragon. The rarer Kushala is one whose metalic skin has rusted to form a dark brown/red crust covering the skin. This skin is shed in a similar fashion to that of snakes, to reveal a softer shinier grey.
Sometimes the Kushala Daora's color can become rusted, thus their counterpart.
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Posted: Tue Feb 15, 2011 3:21 pm
Chameleos
Nicknames: Oona, Leos, Chamee
Titles: The Mist
Size: Medium
Status Inflictions: Poison
Weakness: Dragon/Fire
Habitat: Forest and Swamp
Chameleos is a medium-sized, poisonous Elder Dragon that has the ability to camouflage itself with invisibility almost all the time as long as the horn and the tail remains. They have a hood on their neck to help them in their flight, as well as a leaf-shaped tail and horns that aid its camouflage.
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Posted: Tue Feb 15, 2011 3:28 pm
Ceadeus
Nicknames: Deus
Titles: The Ocean Tyrant, The Keeper of Moga, The Horned God
Size: Large
Status Inflictions: Waterblight
Weakness: Dragon
Habitat: Underwater Ruin
Ceadeus' right horn is a much thicker than the left one and completely covers its right eye. It can be cut off and carved twice. Its neck resembles Lagiacrus' hood like structure, but with a large furry mane underneath. Its beard can be broken and the tail can be scarred, the hood can also be scarred. The quest can be taken multiple times, with Ceadeus unable to recover its health between quests. Eventually it can be killed.
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Posted: Tue Feb 15, 2011 3:36 pm
Jhen Mohran
Nicknames: Mohran, Fenshenlon, Jhen
Titles: The Tower of Loc Lac
Size: Giant
Status Inflictions: Dragon
Weakness: Dragon/Ice
Habitat: Desert
The people of Loc Lac have a festival when it comes. The Guild master hires hunters to kill it so they can mine unique ore found exclusively on its body. Jhen Mohran is often seen with Delex; the two species share a commensalistic relationship in which everytime Jhen Mohran feeds, the Delex swim in and eat the left overs.
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