| Attributes | Values |
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| rdfs:label
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| Level
| - 320(xsd:integer)
- 512(xsd:integer)
- 671(xsd:integer)
- 960(xsd:integer)
- 1248(xsd:integer)
- 1536(xsd:integer)
- 1823(xsd:integer)
- 2063(xsd:integer)
- 2303(xsd:integer)
- 2560(xsd:integer)
- 2816(xsd:integer)
- 2976(xsd:integer)
- 3056(xsd:integer)
- 3136(xsd:integer)
- 3392(xsd:integer)
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| dcterms:subject
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| Sell
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| Rarity
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| dbkwik:dragon-stor...iPageUsesTemplate
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| Name
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| examplecolortext
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| exampleparent
| - a Coral Dragon
- a Triceratops Dragon
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| Available
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| XP
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| Color
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| Dragon
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| incubation
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| rule
| - colorcount
- splitting
- noncomponentpure
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| adultdesc
| - Though Triceratops are herbivores, they make a poor target for poachers, who try to capture them for human dragon zoos. Other than their trademark three-horned heads, Triceratops Dragons have plenty of other ways to protect themselves. From the plates in their head to the claws on their feet, Triceratops Dragons are completely protected from potential predators.
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| juvdesc
| - Triceratops Dragons have a short memory, thanks to their habit of colliding their heads into one another. Oftentimes, Triceratops Dragons will even forget the thing they were quarreling over. Being the easygoing dragons they are, Triceratops Dragons will choose to make amends and go back to hunting for food.
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| epicimg
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| babydesc
| - Triceratops Dragons are very gentle toward other dragons and toward caretakers but appear to be fairly rough toward each other. With the wide, thick plates on their heads, Triceratops Dragons are well-shielded against blows to the head; as such, when two Triceratops Dragons disagree, they are prone to ramming into one another. It doesn't hurt them, but it does show who the stronger dragon is.
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| secondreqtext
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| firstreqtext
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| eggimg
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| juvimg
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| babyimg
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| secondreqtype
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| epicdesc
| - Epic Triceratops Dragons are so exceptionally fierce that dragon scientists are unsure what could have caused these dragons to become extinct to begin with. Some scientists hypothesize that a meteor hit the Earth long ago, causing all Dino-type Dragons to become extinct. Yet looking at Epic Triceratops Dragons today, it's questionable whether even a meteor could take one out.
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| adultimg
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| buygold
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| firstreqtype
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