Dragonology

Hello everyone im Shiku and here ill disscuss Dragonology to everyone how to tame dragons how to summon dragons and much more.
First here is a list of the dragons. If you want a discription plz message me^^

Dragons

Forest area:
Knuckler
Marsupial

Mountain:
European
Asian Lung
Tibetan dragon

Praire & Steppe:
American Amphitere
Lindworm

Arctic Regions:
Frost Dragon

Desert&Savanna:
Wyvern

Jungle:
Mex. Amphithere

Dragons are astral beings,though some believed that they existed long ago and got extinct,while some believe they went to the astral world.As is now,dragons are not physical.Dragon spirits are called upon in a ritual or spell casting for guidance and to empower the spell.
You cannot,by any means tame a dragon.In fact,if they are not physical,how are you going to tame it?Again,dragon spirits are powerful and dominating.They will asist you in your spell,but it is for your safety,that you do not try to order them to do something.
So,please refrain from giving false advice to those who are new!You may describe about the dragons listed above,but they are of folklore and mythology,hence cannot be tamed!

And by reading your bio,i see you are a six-tailed fox,kyuubi?
Magick is more than that of hollywood and tv serials.Magick is not that you see in 'naruto' and 'dragon ball z'.Magick is spiritual.Magick does not allow you to tame dragons,be a wolf,a fairy,kyuubi and what not!Explore what real magick is and you will come to know its reality!
We are here to discuss about real magick and not role-play.Refrain from all the fluffiness in you,if you are here to learn about 'magick'.

Ah yes, the Dragonolgy book by Ernest Drake...this comes up periodically and I see you have provided exerpts though did not site the source. These "ology" book are available at scholastic book fairs. They are fantasy fiction for children. My son had several in the series when he was in grade school, they are a delightful read for children but should not be taken as a legitimate magical resource anymore than the Harry Potter book series, though the potter books are for a more mature reading level.