[center][color=FF8000]I mean, they’re literally sitting in a pool of lava. That should make them very incubated.
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If fire eggs alone are too hot to touch, incubating them in lava might be overkill.
And if ice eggs' shells are covered in frost, wouldn't incubating them make them all melty...? Unless dragons don't actually touch/warm the eggs to incubate them.
A smoldering, unhatched fire egg. It is almost too hot to hold and is rocking back and forth constantly. Its cragged surface is pulsing with embers.
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Unhatched Ice Egg
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A razor sharp egg crusted in hoarfrost. It is frigid and heavy, encasing a ferocious creature inside. A single crack is snaking its way along the shell.
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If fire eggs alone are too hot to touch, incubating them in lava might be overkill.
And if ice eggs' shells are covered in frost, wouldn't incubating them make them all melty...? Unless dragons don't actually touch/warm the eggs to incubate them.
Looking for colors or near miss:
—Mantis/Peacock/Peridot
—Ginger/Auburn/Sanguine
—Cerulean/Teal/Ice
—Periwinkle/Plum/Fuschia
Because you need to turn them over from time to time. Otherwise only the hatchling's butt would develop properly.
Because you need to turn them over from time to time. Otherwise only the hatchling's butt would develop properly.
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Even lava is not hot enough to incubate fire eggs. You need something hotter. Fire magic? Nah. A metal slide from a playground after it has been in the hot summer sun for a few hours? That might already work!
Even lava is not hot enough to incubate fire eggs. You need something hotter. Fire magic? Nah. A metal slide from a playground after it has been in the hot summer sun for a few hours? That might already work!
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[quote name="Foxofwonders" date="2018-06-21 08:12:06" ]
Because you need to turn them over from time to time. Otherwise only the hatchling's butt would develop properly.
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oh my god
Because you need to turn them over from time to time. Otherwise only the hatchling's butt would develop properly.
oh my god
[quote name="Serpenthyne" date="2018-06-21 08:11:21" ]
[item=unhatched fire egg][item=unhatched ice egg]
If fire eggs alone are too hot to touch, incubating them in lava might be overkill.
And if ice eggs' shells are covered in frost, wouldn't incubating them make them all melty...? Unless dragons don't actually touch/warm the eggs to incubate them.
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Fire eggs need to be turned. For ice eggs "incubation" would be more accurately "refrigeration".
A smoldering, unhatched fire egg. It is almost too hot to hold and is rocking back and forth constantly. Its cragged surface is pulsing with embers.
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Unhatched Ice Egg
Dragon Eggs
A razor sharp egg crusted in hoarfrost. It is frigid and heavy, encasing a ferocious creature inside. A single crack is snaking its way along the shell.
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If fire eggs alone are too hot to touch, incubating them in lava might be overkill.
And if ice eggs' shells are covered in frost, wouldn't incubating them make them all melty...? Unless dragons don't actually touch/warm the eggs to incubate them.
Fire eggs need to be turned. For ice eggs "incubation" would be more accurately "refrigeration".
reminds me of this
[img]https://orig00.deviantart.net/5678/f/2018/172/e/7/jpeg_by_pocketsizedoreo-dcf0of7.jpg[/img]
[quote name="Gouldiae" date="2018-06-21 08:22:00" ]
A metal slide from a playground after it has been in the hot summer sun for a few hours? That might already work!
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I 'aint gonna lie. I laughed way too hard at this.
#SoAccurate
[quote name="Foxofwonders" date="2018-06-21 08:12:06" ]
Because you need to turn them over from time to time. Otherwise only the hatchling's butt would develop properly.
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[color=FF8000]I’m slightly concerned for people which leave their nests unincibated for weeks.
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