Dragonology increases resistance and damage against Dragon class monsters and also gives an INT bonus depending on skill level.
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| - Dragonology increases resistance and damage against Dragon class monsters and also gives an INT bonus depending on skill level.
- The science of Dragonology has often been frowned upon by the scientific community, as they seem to consider Dragons to be about as made up as a skinny Santa and the Loch Ness Monster, which every self-respecting researcher here at Uncyclopedia knows is as real as the Bungo nivensis, better known as Yeti, since the four legged wingless Draco montana has to have large enough prey to sustain itself in the Tibetan mountains of the Himalayas. Yet it is one of the oldest, and definitely better researched sciences. Due to the majority of normal people believing that there is no such thing as dragons, dragonologists have organised themselves into secret societies such as the Freemasons, Mensa the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, Wicca and the Parents Against Dungeons and Dragons, which has prov
- Dragonology is the title of several books, a modeling kit, and a board game. The publisher's note at the beginning of the original book reads: This book purports to be the facsimile of an original published on a print run of 100 copies in 1895, of which a copy was recently found in a bookshop near the Seven Dials in London. Unfortunately, the publisher has been unable to ascertain whether a real Dr. Ernest Drake ever lived in St. Leonard's Forest or wrote a book called Dragonology and so, with regret, is unable to make any claim as to the truth of this and must present this volume merely as an interesting curiosity. Dragonology is mainly about summoning a dragon and learning the secrets of dragons.
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| - Dragonology is the title of several books, a modeling kit, and a board game. The publisher's note at the beginning of the original book reads: This book purports to be the facsimile of an original published on a print run of 100 copies in 1895, of which a copy was recently found in a bookshop near the Seven Dials in London. Unfortunately, the publisher has been unable to ascertain whether a real Dr. Ernest Drake ever lived in St. Leonard's Forest or wrote a book called Dragonology and so, with regret, is unable to make any claim as to the truth of this and must present this volume merely as an interesting curiosity. Dragonology is mainly about summoning a dragon and learning the secrets of dragons. The first book is officially edited by Dugald A. Steer, with other contributors credited as Helen Ward ("Scientific Artist"), Douglas Carrel ("Chief Draughtsman"), Wayne Anderson ("Pictorial Artist"), and Nghiem Ta ("Artistic Direction").
- Dragonology increases resistance and damage against Dragon class monsters and also gives an INT bonus depending on skill level.
- The science of Dragonology has often been frowned upon by the scientific community, as they seem to consider Dragons to be about as made up as a skinny Santa and the Loch Ness Monster, which every self-respecting researcher here at Uncyclopedia knows is as real as the Bungo nivensis, better known as Yeti, since the four legged wingless Draco montana has to have large enough prey to sustain itself in the Tibetan mountains of the Himalayas. Yet it is one of the oldest, and definitely better researched sciences. Due to the majority of normal people believing that there is no such thing as dragons, dragonologists have organised themselves into secret societies such as the Freemasons, Mensa the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, Wicca and the Parents Against Dungeons and Dragons, which has proven to be one of the more successful fronts for this operation.
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