• Rumble - Pleasure, amusement. A loud rumble is the closest equivalent to •laughter. (Dragons can voluntarily imitate laughter, but don't actually laugh.)
• Bellow - A "yell" that get's attention or voices frustration.
• Bugle - Greeting or triumph
• Roar - Anger or pain
• Growl - Threat, dislike
• Moan - Dismay, misery, angsiety
• Hum - A "pre-birth-lullaby." A low frequency hum, just within human audible range that dragons produce collectively to signify an imminent hatching. It has variable emotional, psychic impact on Humans.
• Keen - A response to death. As with humming, it can spread through a large network of mentally linked dragons.
• Warble - Gratitude, appreciation
• Trill - Excited amusement, enjoyment, satisfaction, intense affection
• Croon - Pleasure, reassurance, apology
• Wail - Grief, helplessness, fear, pain
Dragons Types
Species
Black
White
Blue
Red
Green
Obsidian
Diamond
Sapphire
Ruby
Emerald
Gold
Silver
Copper
Elements
Light
Dark
Fire
Water
Ice
Air
Earth
Acid
Vocals
• Rumble - Pleasure, amusement. A loud rumble is the closest equivalent to •laughter. (Dragons can voluntarily imitate laughter, but don't actually laugh.)
• Bellow - A "yell" that get's attention or voices frustration.
• Bugle - Greeting or triumph
• Roar - Anger or pain
• Growl - Threat, dislike
• Moan - Dismay, misery, angsiety
• Hum - A "pre-birth-lullaby." A low frequency hum, just within human audible range that dragons produce collectively to signify an imminent hatching. It has variable emotional, psychic impact on Humans.
• Keen - A response to death. As with humming, it can spread through a large network of mentally linked dragons.
• Warble - Gratitude, appreciation
• Trill - Excited amusement, enjoyment, satisfaction, intense affection
• Croon - Pleasure, reassurance, apology
• Wail - Grief, helplessness, fear, pain