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==Antimony 51==
While many dragons have a relation to fire, few are closer to it than the Antimony dragons.

Antimony dragons are lithe, highly refractive and silver in color, although the area around their eyes darkens as they age. They also bear broad, white-coated wings. Oddly, they prefer to dwell along the border between arid areas and rivers, and many have been known to acts as merchants for Alkaline dragons, bringing materials from the wetter areas they cannot go.

Unusually for Metallic dragons, Antimony dragons are highly flammable, burning quite easily. Indeed, their breath weapon is spitting steel-gray metal nodules that explode on impact. However, they are equally adept at putting out fires, as their wings are coated in fire-retardant white powder, allowing them to rapidly put out fires by flapping their wings. As a result of these two characteristics, Antimony dragons are obsessed with fire, frequently seeking to control it and prevent it from damaging anything. However, while they will not harm beings with fire, they have no qualms about using other forms of damage.

Crossbreeds of Lead and Antimony dragons are much more durable than either form, and possess the ability to spit nodules like their Antimony parents. However, the nodules are non-explosive and instead travel at much higher speeds, being capable of damaging castle walls.

Like many other dragons, Antimony dragons have been found to mate on rare occasion with Fluorine females, in this case producing an exceptionally horrific result. The offspring of an Antimony and a Fluorine is a Liquid dragon that secretes an exceptionally dangerous substance from every pore of it's body, reducing anything the dragon touches to a puddle within seconds. Even exceptionally resistant dragons bubble and melt at the hybrid's touch. Fittingly, these hybrid destroyers breathe a cloud of utter destruction, totally destroying any foe unfortunate enough to engage it in combat.