Dragons are large, sometimes winged creatures that are often used for guarding objects or places.

Contents 1 Description 2 Abilities 3 Notable dragons 4 See also

DescriptionEdit

Dragons are extremely powerful and strong, with their hard scales that cannot be easily pierced by weapons such as swords or arrows.

The apples of immortality in the Garden of the Hesperides are protected by the dragon Ladon. Another dragon, Peleus, is currently under employment of Camp Half-Blood, guarding the Golden Fleece that hangs on the pine tree on top of Half-Blood Hill. Some automatons are made to resemble or represent dragons, such as Festus. Dragons often make appearances in the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series and The Heroes of Olympus series. In The Last Olympian, several were seen in the Lincoln Tunnel and according to Grover, a young dragon had appeared at Harlem and destroyed a dozen nature spirits.

AbilitiesEdit

• Most dragons can fly, breathe fire, and are extremely powerful, strong, and intelligent.
• They have hard scales that cannot be easily pierced by swords, arrows, or any other weapon.
• Some dragons, like Ladon, have deadly poisons in their teeth and claws.

Notable dragonsEdit

• Ladon
• Peleus
• Sybaris
• Festus (Automaton)

See alsoEdit

• Drakon

Monsters
Species:	Centaur | Cyclopes | Dragon | Drakon | Empousa | Giants | Harpy | Hyperborean Giant | Ichthyocentaur | Karpoi | Laistrygonian Giant | Pegasus | Skolopendra | Stymphalian Birds | Telekhine
Friendly Monsters:	Argus | Blackjack | Briares | Chiron | Don | Ella | Festus | Gleeson Hedge | Grover Underwood | Hippocampus | Mellie | Mrs. O'Leary | Ophiotaurus | Peleus | Scipio | Tyson | Tempest
Enemy Monsters:	Agrius and Oreius | Arachne | Basilisk | Charybdis and Scylla | Chimera | Chrysaor | Clazmonian Sow | Colchis Bull | Echidna | Euryale | Geryon | Joe Bob | Kampê | Manticore | Medusa | Minotaur | Nemean Lion | Polyphemus | Sphinx | Stheno | Typhon |
Neutral Monsters:	Cerberus | Erymanthian Boar | Gray Sisters | Gorgons | Furies | Flesh-Eating Horse | Gryphon | Hippocampus | Siren