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There have been five versions of the Christmas Dragons so far:

The red and gold "Holly" dragon released in 2007
The red and white "Yulebuck" dragon in 2008
The gold and white "Snow Angel" dragon in 2009.
The gold, red, and green "Ribbon Dancer" dragon in 2010.
The gold, silver, green and red "Winter Magi" dragon in 2011.
The red, green and white "Wrapping-Wing" dragon in 2012.

Ribbon Dancers and Snow Angels are female-only dragons, while Yulebucks, Winter Magis and Wrapping-Wings are male-only. When first released, Holly Dragons were also male-only. In 2008, however, the Holly dragons were able to breed more of their kind during Christmas and the resulting offspring were able to become either female or male. To this day Holly dragons are the only Christmas dragon breed with individuals of both genders.

Only two of each Christmas dragon breed are allowed per scroll. None of them have a Breed Specific Action. Since the "rare x rare breeding" got implemented, Christmas dragons are able to reproduce with each other the week surrounding Christmas day. During the course of the year they can breed with common dragons, also these breedings result only in common eggs, but in the time period surrounding Christmas they can result in eggs of the breed of the Christmas dragon parent.

Official Dragon DescriptionEdit

Displayed here are the descriptions all five dragons share. However, each one differs with their egg description.

Adult:

"Christmas dragons are a very mysterious breed. They are only seen during winter, and even then it is hard to catch a glimpse of one. They are responsible for the general cheer that spreads during the holidays. In essence, they are the 'Spirits of Christmas."'

Mature hatchling:

"Aww... It's a cute baby dragon. It's very festively colored. And look! It's grown its wings! It must be close to maturing."

Hatchling:

"Aww... It's a cute baby dragon. It's very festively colored."

Egg:

"This egg has a rich, shiny pattern on it." - 2012

"This colorful egg is covered by a light layer of snow." - 2011

"This egg shines like a holiday ribbon." - 2010

"This egg fills you with holiday cheer." - 2009

"This egg is covered with bright, festive stripes." - 2008

"This egg has a holly leaf stuck to it." - 2007