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| - Royal Challenges are the ways that dragons decide who the next queen of the tribe will be, involving a challenge from a sister, daughter, niece or granddaughter, then a fight to the death between the current queen and the challenger. Only three royal Challenges have been witnessed in the series, in Escaping Peril, where Tourmaline/Ruby challenged Queen Scarlet for the Throne officially, in The Hidden Kingdom, where Glory challenges the current RainWing Queens, and in Darkness of Dragons, when Onyx challenged Queen Thorn for the throne. It was also mentioned in The Lost Heir that Orca challenged Queen Coral, but was unsuccessful. At least in two of the tribes, challenges appear to be a public event, allowing other dragons to spectate the match while the challenger fights the queen for the t
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| - Royal Challenges are the ways that dragons decide who the next queen of the tribe will be, involving a challenge from a sister, daughter, niece or granddaughter, then a fight to the death between the current queen and the challenger. Only three royal Challenges have been witnessed in the series, in Escaping Peril, where Tourmaline/Ruby challenged Queen Scarlet for the Throne officially, in The Hidden Kingdom, where Glory challenges the current RainWing Queens, and in Darkness of Dragons, when Onyx challenged Queen Thorn for the throne. It was also mentioned in The Lost Heir that Orca challenged Queen Coral, but was unsuccessful. At least in two of the tribes, challenges appear to be a public event, allowing other dragons to spectate the match while the challenger fights the queen for the throne. These two tribes include the SkyWings and RainWings. It is unknown how exactly the IceWings, MudWings, SeaWings and NightWings go through their challenges and what the specific rules are, but they are most likely quite similar to how the other tribes do them. The SandWings have the Eye of Onyx given to them after they battle the queen. The MudWing queen will never be challenged by her own sister because of sibling loyalty.
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