True Dragons
The true Dragon is the most commonly used version of the Western Dragon, a large winged reptile with four feet. The other dragons are only sub-species, and not the real thing, except for the Eastern Dragon. The Eastern Dragon is snakelike and has four legs. It can fly, even though the wings may be branchlike or nonexistant.

Name	Description	Picture
Amphiptere	A snake like dragon with no legs or arms, only wings.	6
Amphisbaena	A dragon that has the legs of a bird, a head on the end of it’s tail, and feathered wings. It holds it’s tail in it’s mouth all the time.	9
Gargouille	A type of Wurm, spouts water, kills by drowning.
Guvire	Pure serpent-dragon. Has no appendages of any kind.	12
Heraldic Dragon	sdfghj	12
Hydra	Many headed (usually 7 or 9) dragon. When a head was cut off, a new one (or two, or three, etc.) were said to grow in it's place.
Lindworm	Two hind legs, nothing else.	15
Naga	A psuedo-dragon, a serpent body with a human head. Some can turn into a full snake or a full human, or both.	18
Ouroboros	A snakelike dragon that holds it’s tail in it’s mouth. It is a symbol of eternity in that it is never ending.	21
Serpent	No legs or wings. Mostly lives in or near water.	24
Wurm	A snakelike dragon with two front limbs. A famous example is the Lambton Wurm.	27
Wyvern	A small dragon with no front legs.	30