Species

The second largest of the Cinna family, considered the other of two Cinnadragon species. Their faces resemble that of Cinnadogs and Cinnacats, but they can don Wild faces like all other Cinnas. They have massive front limbs which are almost always equipped with a specialized finger or spike, which extends into a wing. 

Wild ones are prone to dominant, aggressive behavior - though they are known to have become loyal friends, companions, leaders, and more. Wings and Horns are not considered rare on Cinnawyverns 

Their native name - Cinnajhogre - comes from a faraway place, where their species was once more centralized. They are primarily feral, but it is not common to see them walking upright in a most intimidating fashion.

As solitary creatures, they are more drawn to nomadic lifestyles. Their size and mobility make for excellent travel along any terrain, suiting the most adventurous spirit or lonely wanderer.

Less inclined to use magic than Cinnadragons, these Wyverns prefer brute strength and sheer power, along with flavor-elemental breath weapons. 

 

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