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'''Pyrrhia''', also known as the '''Distant Kingdoms''' by the [[dragons]] of [[Pantala]], is the sole setting of the ''[[Wings of Fire (book series)|Wings of Fire]]'' series during the first ten books, as well as the main setting of the ''[[Wings of Fire: Legends|Legends]]'' and ''[[Wings of Fire: Winglets|Winglets]]'' books. It is one of the two known continents, with the other being Pantala. Pyrrhia has highly varied geographical regions, listed as the [[Ice Kingdom]], the [[Kingdom of Sand]], the [[Sky Kingdom]], the [[Mud Kingdom]], the [[Rainforest Kingdom]], the [[Kingdom of the Sea]], and the [[NightWing island|Night Kingdom]], which had been located on an unknown volcanic island north of the Sky Kingdom. The island is now uninhabited after the volcano erupted, forcing the [[NightWing]] tribe to relocate to the Rainforest Kingdom. There is also the [[lost city of night|Old Night Kingdom]], also known as the lost city of night, located on a peninsula southwest of the Kingdom of Sand. During the time of ''[[Darkstalker (Legends)|Darkstalker]]'', this peninsula used to be larger, forming the "claw" of Pyrrhia. The [[scavengers]] who live on Pyrrhia have their villages, or to dragons, dens, including [[Valor]], [[Talisman]], and the [[Indestructible City]].
 
'''Pyrrhia''', also known as the '''Distant Kingdoms''' by the [[dragons]] of [[Pantala]], is the sole setting of the ''[[Wings of Fire (book series)|Wings of Fire]]'' series during the first ten books, as well as the main setting of the ''[[Wings of Fire: Legends|Legends]]'' and ''[[Wings of Fire: Winglets|Winglets]]'' books. Pyrrhia is a large continent with highly varied biomes, including  the [[Ice Kingdom]], the [[Kingdom of Sand]], the [[Sky Kingdom]], the [[Mud Kingdom]], the [[Rainforest Kingdom]], the [[Kingdom of the Sea]], and the [[NightWing island]]. The [[Lost city of night|Old NightWing Kingdom]] was located on a peninsula southwest of the Kingdom of Sand. During the time of ''[[Darkstalker (Legends)|Darkstalker]]'', this peninsula used to be larger, forming the "claw" of Pyrrhia. The [[humans]] who inhabit Pyrrhia live in [[human settlements]].


== Description ==
== Description ==
A large mountain range runs roughly down the center of the entire continent, named the [[Claws of the Clouds Mountains]], where the [[dragonets of destiny]] were hatched and raised. This is part of the [[SkyWings]]' territory and separates the eastern and western halves of Pyrrhia, and is presumably also responsible for the drastic weather differences on the continent. The largest mountain in the range used to be [[Agate Mountain]]; now it is [[Jade Mountain]].
Pyrrhia is a dragon-shaped continent composed of several different biomes. A large mountain range, the [[Claws of the Clouds Mountains]], runs through the center of Pyrrhia, from the "wing" of Pyrrhia down to its "belly". The largest mountain in the range was formerly [[Agate Mountain]],{{Ref|L1|352}} but after it was destroyed by an avalanche approximately 2000 years ago,{{Ref|L1|357}} [[Jade Mountain]] is now considered the largest.
 
The Ice Kingdom is dominated by the tundra's ice lands, snow shelves, and glaciers. Due to the sub-zero temperatures, no dragons other than [[IceWings]] can live there, unless visitors wear the [[Animus enchantments|gift of diplomacy]], an IceWing gift that allows the wearer perfect body temperature.


The Kingdom of Sand is made of rolling dunes and cacti. The heat and lack of humidity are almost unbearable to dragons other than [[SandWings]], except [[RainWings]], who enjoy the sunlight.
The Ice Kingdom forms the "head" of Pyrrhia. Its terrain primarily consists of snowy and icy tundras,{{Ref|TDG|131}}{{Ref|W4q|156}} and it is well known for its sub-zero temperatures and freezing winds.{{Ref|WT|236}} Due to the cold temperatures, it is extremely difficult for dragons other than [[IceWings]] to live there. The land between the Ice Kingdom and the Kingdom of Sand is a barren wasteland{{Ref|EP|19}} that is highly contested territory between the two tribes.{{Ref|TDG|83}}


The Mud Kingdom is populated with swamplands, reeds, and tends to be very humid. Along the Mud Kingdoms' northern border is the [[Diamond Spray River]], which meets up with the ocean at the [[Diamond Spray Delta]].
The lost city of night was located on the Talon Peninsula of Pyrrhia. It was characterized by vast canyons and ravines.{{Ref|L1|13}} Caverns and caves were carved into the rock.{{Ref|L1|14}} The city was surrounded by a range of sharp-edged mountains known to the IceWings as [[Darkstalker's Teeth]].{{Ref|DoD|215}} It was abandoned by the NightWings in fear of [[Darkstalker (L1)|Darkstalker]]'s return.{{Ref|EP|277}} who fled to live on the [[NightWing island]]. Over time, the peninsula sank into the sea, and shrunk due to earthquakes,{{Ref|DoD|214}}  avalanches,{{Ref|DoD|214}}  tidal waves,{{Ref|DoD|214}}  and Darkstalker's magic.{{Ref|Event|https://www.deviantart.com/biohazardia/journal/Wings-of-Fire-News-at-Boskone-2020-831252663}} It was briefly inhabited by Darkstalker and some NightWings in ''[[Talons of Power (book)|Talons of Power]]'' and ''[[Darkness of Dragons]]'' but was later re-abandoned. In the modern period, it is full of ruined and unstable structures, including an abandoned theater.{{Ref|AGttDW|102-103}} Constructed around the ruins of the old city is [[Renewal]], a settlement led by [[Fierceteeth]].


The Rainforest Kingdom is comprised of an endless tangle of vines and trees. Every tribe other than the RainWings and NightWings find the jungle plants and insects annoying and difficult to navigate through.
The Kingdom of Sand makes up the "chest" or southwestern portion of Pyrrhia. It is characterized by its vast,{{Ref|L1|314}} scorching{{Ref|EP|120}} desert landscape and rolling dunes.{{Ref|W3q|87}} The terrain is flat{{Ref|L2|56}} and adorned with numerous oases{{Ref|EP|119}} and oasis towns.{{Ref|L1|315}}{{Ref|ToPe}} The desert is also home to the Great Five-Tail River, which historically was a highly disputed territory between the SandWings and SkyWings.{{Ref|WT|198}} The dragon settlement of [[Possibility]] is located along the river.


At the extreme east of the continent where chains of islands form the dragon's tail is the Kingdom of the Sea, also known as the [[Bay of a Thousand Scales]].
The Kingdom of the Sea forms the "tail" of Pyrrhia. It is primarily made up of small islands, forming the archipelago known as the [[Bay of a Thousand Scales]]. It is characterized by vast stretches of ocean,{{Ref|TLH|22}} featuring landforms such as white beaches,{{Ref|TLH|23}} coral reefs,{{Ref|TLH|25}} and kelp forests.{{Ref|TLH|56}}


Pyrrhia appears to be placed in two hemispheres, as rainforests form solely near the equator of a planet where the climate is warm and humid, with the Ice Kingdom and the northern Sky Kingdom being in the colder northern hemisphere.
The Mud Kingdom makes up the "back" of Pyrrhia. Its terrain primarily consists of a vast, marshy wetland,{{Ref|L2|55–56}} with stretches of grassland{{Ref|TDP|263}} scattered with trees.{{Ref|TDP|264}} Along the Mud Kingdom's northern border is the [[Diamond Spray River]], which feeds into the [[Diamond Spray Delta]].


There are three rivers with known names: the Diamond Spray River, the [[Great Five-Tail River]], and the [[Winding Tail River]].
The Rainforest Kingdom forms the "hind leg" or southeastern section of Pyrrhia. It is characterized by its giant trees,{{Ref|WT|27}}  vibrant flowers,{{Ref|THK|59}} tangles of vines,{{Ref|WT|27}} and thick canopies of leaves.{{Ref|WT|27}}  After the [[NightWing Exodus]], the [[NightWing village]] was constructed within the kingdom to serve as the NightWing tribe's new home.


Two thousand years ago, the old Night Kingdom existed on the Talon Peninsula. The final queen, Queen [[Vigilance]], abandoned it due to urging from [[Clearsight]] and [[Listener]]. Over time, it significantly shrank due to [[Darkstalker]]'s magic.{{Ref|Event|https://www.deviantart.com/biohazardia/journal/Wings-of-Fire-News-at-Boskone-2020-831252663}}
The Sky Kingdom forms the "wing" of Pyrrhia. It is characterized by cliffs,{{Ref|WT|131}} mountains,{{Ref|WT|130}} rivers,{{Ref|WT|130}} lakes,{{Ref|WT|162}} forests,{{Ref|WT|130}} and valleys.{{Ref|WT|154}} The mountains, most notably the Claws of the Clouds Mountains, are often shrouded in mist.{{Ref|EP|170}} It is separated from the Mud Kingdom by the [[Winding Tail River]]. The dragon settlement of Sanctuary is located within the Sky Kingdom, in the foothills of the Claws of the Clouds Mountains.{{Ref|DoDe}} Numerous scavenger dens are located in the Sky Kingdom, including the [[Indestructible City]] and [[Talisman]].


== Notable Features ==
== Notable features ==
=== Kingdoms ===
=== Kingdoms ===
==== [[Ice Kingdom]] ====
* [[Ice Kingdom]]
[[File:Wings of Fire 14 Full Edited.jpg|alt=|thumb|200x200px|The Ice Kingdom on the cover of ''[[The Dangerous Gift]]'', by Joy Ang]]
* [[Kingdom of Sand]]
The current queen of the IceWings is Queen [[Snowfall]], as [[Glacier]] died from the plague caused by [[Darkstalker]] as revenge against the IceWings. The Ice Kingdom is located on the northern peninsula of Pyrrhia and is the "head" of the continent. It is extremely cold and barren, so [[Blaze]] stayed on the southern end of the kingdom to remain near a warmer region. The Ice Kingdom's dungeon is said to be so cold that prisoners from any other tribe would freeze to death, making it so that they could never keep long-term prisoners from other tribes. Icebergs and ice floes are not uncommon in the nearby ocean.
* [[Kingdom of the Sea]]
 
* [[Lost city of night]]
==== [[Kingdom of Sand]] ====
* [[Mud Kingdom]]
[[File:TDGPoster.jpg|alt=|thumb|200x200px|The Kingdom of Sand on the special edition cover of ''[[The Dangerous Gift]]'', by Joy Ang]]
* [[NightWing island]]
The Kingdom of Sand was once ruled by Queen [[Oasis]]. Her death, caused by three scavengers [[Heath]], [[Stone]], and [[Rose]], sparked a nineteen-year long war between the rival sisters, [[Burn]], [[Blister]], and Blaze. This war became known as the infamous [[War of SandWing Succession]]. They are no longer disputing over who will be the next ruler of the SandWings as [[Thorn]], [[Sunny]]'s mother and former leader of the [[Outclaws]], is now queen. Out of the three rival sisters, only Blaze is left alive since the events of ''The Brightest Night''. This kingdom is comprised of the desert in the west and tundra on the borders of IceWing territory. To Darkstalker's voiced dismay, the SandWings had the most treasure before the scavengers robbed them of the majority of it.
* [[Rainforest Kingdom]]
* [[Sky Kingdom]]


==== [[Kingdom of the Sea]] ====
=== Geographical features ===
[[File:Wings of Fire 2 Full.jpg|thumb|200px|The Kingdom of the Sea on the cover of ''[[The Lost Heir (book)|The Lost Heir]]'', by Joy Ang]]
* [[Agate Mountain]]
Composed of a tight spiral of islands known as the Bay of a Thousand Scales, the Kingdom of the Sea is primarily underwater. Queen [[Coral]] is the current ruler, while the current and only heirs to the throne are [[Tsunami]], [[Auklet]], and [[Anemone]], though [[Moray]] could have been an heir as Coral's niece. The [[Summer Palace]], constructed by [[Albatross]] with the help of [[Fathom]], located on one of the kingdom's many islands. The [[Deep Palace]] is constructed far underwater, some miles away from the surface. As of ''[[The Lost Heir (book)|The Lost Heir]]'', however, the Summer Palace was invaded and destroyed by Burn's forces. In ''Darkstalker'', the [[Island Palace]], where the SeaWings used to gather above water for negotiations with other tribes, was abandoned due to the [[Royal SeaWing Massacre]]. The SeaWings now use it for the [[Talons of Power ceremony]], a testing system for finding out if SeaWing dragonets are [[Animus magic|animus]] dragons.
* [[Claws of the Clouds Mountains]]
* [[Darkstalker's Teeth]]
* [[Diamond Spray Delta]]
* [[Diamond Spray River]]
* [[Great Five-Tail River]]
* [[Jade Mountain]]
* [[Winding Tail River]]


==== [[Lost city of night]] ====
=== Dragon settlements ===
[[File:Wings of Fire 10 Full Edited.jpg|alt=|thumb|200x200px|The lost city of night on the cover of ''[[Darkness of Dragons]]'', by Joy Ang]]
* [[Possibility]]
In ''Darkstalker'', the Night Kingdom is on the Talon Peninsula, which is connected to the Kingdom of Sand with the queen's palace located in the northern part of the peninsula. Since then, it has grown smaller due to Darkstalker's magic, making the peninsula collapse.
* [[Renewal]]
* [[Sanctuary]]


==== [[Mud Kingdom]] ====
=== [[Human settlements]] ===  
[[File:Diamond Spray Delta .webp|alt=Diamond Spray Delta in The Dragonet Prophecy graphic novel, by Mike Holmes|thumb|The Mud Kingdom from the [[The Dragonet Prophecy (graphic novel)|''The Dragonet Prophecy'' (graphic novel)]] by Mike Holmes]]
* [[Indestructible City]]
The Mud Kingdom is the southeasternmost kingdom, next to the Kingdom of the Sea. It extends all the way from the [[Diamond Spray Delta]] in the north to the Claws of the Clouds Mountains to the west, the Rainforest towards the south, and the ocean in the east. The current queen is [[Moorhen]], who resides by the shore of the largest lake in the southern swamps of the Mud Kingdom. The lower born MudWings live on the outskirts, closer to the Diamond Spray Delta. The Indestructible City, a notable [[Scavenger dens|scavenger den]], is located nearby. The closer to the center of the kingdom, the higher the status is of the rankings.
* Safe Harbor: Safe Harbor was a scavenger den that was destroyed by [[Blister]].
 
* Scavenger Temple: The scavenger temple was a hidden temple with two missing walls located in the forest near Valor.
==== [[NightWing island]] ====
* [[Talisman]]
[[File:Wings-of-Fire-4-full-cover-final-art.jpg|alt=|thumb|200x200px|The NightWing island on the cover of ''[[The Dark Secret (book)|The Dark Secret]]'', by Joy Ang]]
* [[Valor]]
The NightWing island is located in north Pyrrhia; it was described as a volcanic island in the middle of the ocean. There is but one large building on this island, a stone fortress where Queen [[Battlewinner]] lived before she froze to death. The NightWings had moved to the volcano more than two thousand years ago in fear that there could be another dragon like Darkstalker, so they moved somewhere without moonlight. Many years later, [[Stonemover]] granted the NightWings access from the island to mainland by enchanting a [[NightWing tunnels|tunnel]] leading to the rainforest. However, the island is in ruins after the eruption of the volcano. The NightWings are now under the reign of Queen Glory, living in the rainforest.
** Ruins of Valor: The ruins of Valor, also known as the scavenger ruins to dragons, are the remains of the old village of Valor, found on the border of the Kingdom of Sand and Jade Mountain.
 
==== [[Rainforest Kingdom]] ====
[[file:Wings of Fire 3 Full.jpg|200px|thumb|The Rainforest Kingdom from the cover of ''[[The Hidden Kingdom (book)|The Hidden Kingdom]]'', by Joy Ang]]
The rainforest was once ruled by several different queens. Glory became queen in ''[[The Hidden Kingdom (book)|The Hidden Kingdom]]'', and does not share the throne. After the eruption at the NightWing island, Princess [[Greatness]] agreed to Glory ruling her tribe in exchange for the NightWings being able to live in the rainforest. The rainforest is located in the lower portion of the continent, just southwest of the Mud Kingdom, and south of the Kingdom of the Sea. It does not have a huge palace like most tribes do, but instead has a [[Rainforest Kingdom#Royal Pavilion|Royal Pavilion]] that is in between the [[NightWing village]] and the area where the other RainWings live. The Rainforest Kingdom has one prison, created by Darkstalker in ''Talons of Power,'' and use tranquilizers, or once even quicksand, to contain their prisoners.  
 
==== [[Sky Kingdom]] ====
[[File:Wings of Fire 8 Full.jpg|thumb|200px|The Sky Kingdom from the cover of ''[[Escaping Peril]]'', by Joy Ang]]
The Sky Kingdom was notorious for its [[SkyWing palace#SkyWing Arena|arena]] and harsh practices during Ex-Queen [[Scarlet]]'s reign. It is in political upheaval at the time of ''The Hidden Kingdom'', when Scarlet was hit by Glory's venom in the face and held captive by Burn. Scarlet's daughter, [[Ruby]], then held the throne. For a while, Scarlet resided in one of the mountains, near a lake before eventually trying to take back the throne, being challenged to a duel for the throne by Queen Ruby. The kingdom is located in the northern peaks of the Claws of the Clouds Mountains and stretches down to the south of Pyrrhia. Its current ruler is Queen Ruby.
 
=== Landforms ===
==== [[Agate Mountain]] ====
Agate Mountain is a large mountain in the Sky Kingdom, where [[Darkstalker]] was trapped for over two millennia.{{Ref|L1|352–354}} It was the tallest mountain on Pyrrhia before a landslide, caused by an earthquake, reduced its size.{{Ref|L1|352}}
 
==== [[Claws of the Clouds Mountains]] ====
The Claws of the Clouds Mountains is a mountain range that runs down the center of Pyrrhia. It makes up the main territory of the Sky Kingdom, and includes both Jade Mountain and Agate Mountain. [[Sanctuary]] is located in the foothills of the mountains.
 
==== [[Darkstalker's Teeth]] ====
Darkstalker's Teeth are a range of mountains located in the southwestern region of Pyrrhia, on the peninsula of the Lost city of night. The mountain range was enchanted by [[Darkstalker]] to kill any IceWings flying across; this spell causes other dragons flying above it to feel a buzzing shock.{{Ref|ToP|202}}{{Ref|L1|314}}
 
==== [[Diamond Spray Delta]] ====
[[File:DSD GN.png|thumb|140px|The Diamond Spray Delta from the [[The Dragonet Prophecy (graphic novel)|''The Dragonet Prophecy'' (graphic novel)]] by Mike Holmes]]The Diamond Spray Delta is a wetland that serves as the border between the Sky and Mud Kingdoms. It is located on the east coast of Pyrrhia, connected to the Claws of the Clouds mountains by the Diamond Spray River, and empties out into the Kingdom of the Sea. The delta serves as the home for the lowest born MudWings in the Mud Kingdom.{{Ref|TDP|254}}
 
==== [[Diamond Spray River]] ====
[[File:DSR GN.png|thumb|140px|The Diamond Spray River from the [[The Dragonet Prophecy (graphic novel)|''The Dragonet Prophecy'' (graphic novel)]] by Mike Holmes]]The Diamond Spray River originates in the foothills below [[SkyWing palace|Queen Ruby's palace]], and flows down the east coast of Pyrrhia, connecting to the Diamond Spray Delta. The [[dragonets of destiny]] used this river to hide and travel while escaping the Sky Kingdom.
 
==== [[Great Five-Tail River]] ====
The Great Five-Tail River, or the Great River, is a vast, branching body of blue-green-brown water, spanning the middle of Pyrrhia. It divides the SandWing and SkyWing kingdoms and flows through the Claws of the Clouds Mountains, feeding into the Diamond Spray Delta.
 
This territory was contested by the SkyWings and SandWings for centuries, but remains unclaimed by either tribe; Queen Thorn and Queen Ruby are at peace,{{Ref|WT|198}} and the river runs through the intertribal city of [[Possibility]].
 
==== [[Jade Mountain]] ====
[[File:Wings of Fire 6 Full.jpg|alt=|thumb|200x200px|A cave inside Jade Mountain on the cover of ''[[Moon Rising (book)|Moon Rising]]'' by [[Joy Ang]]]]
Jade Mountain is currently the tallest mountain in Pyrrhia, boasting two peaks and located in the Sky Kingdom near southern region of Pyrrhia. It is the location of [[Jade Mountain Academy]], housing Stonemover, and was the site of the [[Battle of Jade Mountain]].
 
==== [[Winding Tail River]] ====
The Winding Tail River is a river located in the southern region of Pyrrhia and is between the Sky and Rainforest kingdoms. It is located in the Sky Kingdom and the river is surrounded by mountains and forests.
 
=== Dragon Settlements ===
==== [[Possibility]] ====
Possibility is an intertribal city located along the Great Five-Tail River. Originally, there was a SandWing city on the west side and a SkyWing city on the east side, but during the War of SandWing Succession, the two cities merged into one.
 
==== [[Sanctuary]] ====
Sanctuary is an intertribal city named by [[Winter]] and [[Riptide]] located in the foothills of the Claws of the Clouds mountain range beside a cold lake. It is very similar to Possibility and was built by the [[Talons of Peace]], upon gaining permission from Queen Ruby. The queens of Pyrrhia met here to discuss the existence of [[Pantala]].
 
=== [[Human settlements]] ===
==== [[Indestructible City]] ====
The Indestructible City is a famous human settlement located in the western region of the Mud Kingdom. It is supposedly the biggest in Pyrrhia and is not hidden away. It has fortified stone walls, hence its name.
 
==== Ruins of Valor ====
The ruins of Valor, also known as the scavenger ruins to dragons, are the remains of the old village of Valor, found on the border of the Kingdom of Sand and Jade Mountain.
 
==== Safe Harbor ====
Safe Harbor is supposedly a generic scavenger den, and was destroyed by Blister.
 
==== Scavenger Temple ====
The scavenger temple is a hidden temple with two missing walls located in the forest near Valor.
 
==== [[Talisman]] ====
Talisman is located in the mountains south of the [[SkyWing palace]] and close to the Diamond Spray River. The [[dragonmancers]] used to run the village before [[Wren]] exposed their secrets and forced them to step down from power.
 
==== [[Valor]] ====
Valor is an underground human settlement located near the Claws of the Clouds mountains. The city stretches for miles and is connected through several tunnels.


== Flora/Fauna ==
== Flora/Fauna ==
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'''Animals'''
* Anemones{{Ref|TLH|100}}
** Brilliant golden anemones{{Ref|TLH|100}}
** Forest green anemones{{Ref|TLH|100}}
** Lavender anemones{{Ref|TLH|26}}
* Amphibians
** Frogs{{Ref|THK|73}}{{Ref|THK|84}}{{Ref|THK|171}}
*** Bug-eyed sky-blue hallucinogenic frogs{{Ref|THK|73}}
*** Bullfrogs{{Ref|TDP|278}}
*** Fat spiny frogs{{Ref|THK|171}}
*** Fat blue frogs{{Ref|THK|36}}
*** Small blue frogs with darker blue speckles{{Ref|WT|117}}
*** Tree frogs{{Ref|THK|21}}{{Ref|THK|278}}
** Small blue salamanders{{Ref|TFoH|265}}
** Toads{{Ref|WT|29}}
*** Hallucinogenic orange toads{{Ref|WT|29}}
* Antelopes{{Ref|L2|433}}
** Springboks{{Ref|WT|197}}
* Anteaters{{Ref|THK|73}}
* Arachnids
** Furry spiders{{Ref|WT|28}}
** Scorpions{{Ref|L2|303}}{{Ref|W1q|7}}
* Arctic hares{{Ref|TDG|57}}
* Armadillos{{Ref|AGttDW|123}}
* Axolotls<ref>[[:File:Wings of Fire 6 Full.jpg|''Moon Rising'' English cover]]</ref>
* Bats{{Ref|TDP|79}}
* Bears{{Ref|L2|21}}
** Black bears{{Ref|MR|35}}
** Grizzly bears{{Ref|EP|169}}
** Polar bears{{Ref|WT|4}}{{Ref|TDG|131}}
* Beavers{{Ref|L2|218}}
* Birds
** Buzzards{{Ref|DoDp}}
** Chickens{{Ref|L2|218}}
** Crows{{Ref|WT|162}}
** Cormorants{{Ref|TLH|49}}
** Ducks{{Ref|TDP|296}}
** Hawks{{Ref|L1|51}}
** Large white birds{{Ref|EP|118}}
** Long-legged lavender-colored birds{{Ref|THK|73}}
** Ostriches{{Ref|TDP|225}}
** Owls{{Ref|WT|168}}
** Penguins{{Ref|THK|11}}
** Pheasants{{Ref|TDP|296}}
** Quails{{Ref|MR|35}}
** Sparrows{{Ref|L2|234}}
** Seagulls{{Ref|TLCe}}
** Snowy owls{{Ref|WT|1}}
** Tropical birds{{Ref|THK|237}}
*** Large-beaked red birds{{Ref|WT|62}}
*** Lorikeets{{Ref|THK|237}}
*** Parrots{{Ref|THK|237}}
**** Parakeets{{Ref|DoDe}}
*** Quetzals{{Ref|MR|94}}
*** Toucans{{Ref|THK|237}}
*** Unnamed birds with red, yellow, blue, and green feathers{{Ref|WT|27}}
* Boars{{Ref|WT|63}}
* Camels{{Ref|TDG|267}}{{Ref|TDG|131}}
* Cats
** Bobcats{{Ref|L2|218}}
** Sand Cats{{Ref|DoD|7}}
* Centipedes{{Ref|WT|33}}
** Cave centipedes{{Ref|TFoH|103}}
* Chipmunks{{Ref|L2|27}}
* Coral{{Ref|L1|18}}
** Brain coral<ref>[[:File:Wings of Fire 2 Full.jpg|''The Lost Heir'' English cover]]</ref>
** Bubble coral<ref>[[:File:Wings of Fire 2 Full.jpg|''The Lost Heir'' English cover]]</ref>
** Colorful sea whip<ref>[[:File:Wings of Fire 2 Full.jpg|''The Lost Heir'' English cover]]</ref>
** Finger coral<ref>[[:File:Wings of Fire 2 Full.jpg|''The Lost Heir'' English cover]]</ref>
** Leaf coral<ref>[[:File:Wings of Fire 2 Full.jpg|''The Lost Heir'' English cover]]</ref>
** Sea fans{{Ref|TLH|26}}
** Sun coral<ref>[[:File:Wings of Fire 2 Full.jpg|''The Lost Heir'' English cover]]</ref>
* Cows{{Ref|TDP|283}}
* Coyotes{{Ref|TDP|263}}
* Crabs{{Ref|TLCe}}
** Hermit crabs{{Ref|L2|152}}
** White crabs{{Ref|TDP|43}}
* Crocodiles{{Ref|WT|206}}
* Deer
** Caribou{{Ref|WT|239}}{{Ref|TDG|145}}
** Reindeer{{Ref|EP|19}}
* Desert rats{{Ref|W3q|112}}
* Dogs{{Ref|L2|290}}
* Fish{{Ref|L2|425}}
** Catfish{{Ref|TLHp}}
** Clownfish{{Ref|TLH|26}}
** Flatfish{{Ref|TLH|11}}
** Flying fish<ref>[[:File:Wings of Fire 1 Full.jpg|''The Dragonet Prophecy'' English cover]]</ref>
** Electric eels{{Ref|TLH|257}}
** Minnows{{Ref|TLH|11}}
** Seahorses{{Ref|AGttDW|54}}
*** Sea dragons{{Ref|AGttDW|54}}
** Salmon{{Ref|MR|111}}
** Tiny golden and silver fish{{Ref|WT|137}}
* Foxes{{Ref|WT|30}}
** Desert foxes{{Ref|EP|118}}{{Ref|W3q|88}}
** Arctic foxes{{Ref|WT|30}}
* Goats{{Ref|L2|248}}
** Mountain goats{{Ref|MR|95}}
* Hippopotami{{Ref|WT|200}}
* Horses{{Ref|L2|88}}
* Insects
** Ants{{Ref|L2|340}}
** Beetles{{Ref|L1|316}}
** Bumblebees{{Ref|TBN|45}}
** Butterflies{{Ref|THK|24}}
*** Glass-winged butterflies as large as a dragon's talons {{Ref|TFoH|261}}
*** Small yellow butterflies{{Ref|WT|113}}
** Caterpillars{{Ref|MR|247}}
*** Green-striped caterpillars{{Ref|WT|28}}
** Crickets{{Ref|MRp}}
** Dragonflies{{Ref|TBN|45}}
** Fireflies{{Ref|WT|114}}
** Fleas {{Ref|WT|33}}
** Flies{{Ref|WT|206}}
** Glow-in-the-dark moths{{Ref|WT|125}}
** Glowworms{{Ref|MR|196}}
** Grasshoppers{{Ref|WT|208}}{{Ref|L2|341}}
** Ladybugs{{Ref|L2|54}}
** Mosquitoes{{Ref|ToP|130}}
** Walking twig-like insects{{Ref|WT|28}}
* Jaguar{{Ref|MRp}}
* Lizards{{Ref|L2|254}}{{Ref|TDG|131}}
** Frilled Lizards<ref>[[:File:Wings of Fire 5 Full.jpg|''The Brightest Night'' English cover]]</ref>
* Lobsters{{Ref|AGttDW|54}}
* Mice{{Ref|TBN|96}}{{Ref|TBN|105}}
** Desert mice{{Ref|L2|251}}
** Spiny mice{{Ref|DoD|7}}
* Mollusks{{Ref|TDG|271}}
** Snails{{Ref|THK|237}}
*** Luminescent snails{{Ref|MR|196}}
** Cephalopods{{Ref|AGttDW|54}}
*** Bobtail squid{{Ref|AGttDW|54}}
*** Cuttlefish{{Ref|AGttDW|54}}
* Monkeys{{Ref|THK|15}}{{Ref|THK|49}}
** Funny-faced little monkeys with long tails{{Ref|THK|69}}
** Russet monkeys{{Ref|THK|62}}
** Screamer monkeys{{Ref|THK|23}}
** Small orange monkeys with black faces{{Ref|THK|238}}
** Tamarin monkeys{{Ref|WT|33}}
* Orangutans{{Ref|ToP|174}}
* Pigs{{Ref|MR|84}}{{Ref|GN1|191}}
** Warthogs{{Ref|TDP|263}}
* Pinnipeds
** Seals{{Ref|WT|265}}
** Elephant seals{{Ref|DoD|39}}
** Walruses{{Ref|WT|101}}{{Ref|TDG|131}}
* Plankton{{Ref|L1|91}}
* Rabbits{{Ref|TLCe}}
** Jackrabbits{{Ref|W3q|89}}
* Reindeer{{Ref|EP|19}}
* [[Scavengers]]{{Ref|EP|119}}
* Sea cucumbers{{Ref|AGttDW|37}}
* Sloths{{Ref|WT|31}}
* Snakes{{Ref|THK|15}}
** Anacondas{{Ref|GN1|196}}
** [[Dragonbite viper]]s{{Ref|W3q|88}}
** Squirrels{{Ref|DoD|363}}
* Tapirs{{Ref|MR|216}}
* Whales{{Ref|WT|30}}
** Belugas{{Ref|TDG|36}}
** Dolphins{{Ref|TLH|49}}
** Humpback whales{{Ref|AGttDW|54}}
** Narwhals{{Ref|TDG|30}}
* Worms{{Ref|TDP|84}}
** Earthworms{{Ref|L2|471}}
 
'''Plants'''
* Agaves{{Ref|L2|433}}
* Algae{{Ref|TLH|95}}
* Bamboo{{Ref|L1|293}}
* Beans{{Ref|L2|161}}
* Brambles{{Ref|MR|96}}
* Bushes{{Ref|WT|44}}
* Cacti{{Ref|THK|92}}
** [[Brightsting cacti]]{{Ref|THK|144}}
** [[Dragonflame cacti]]{{Ref|EP|100}}
** Prickly pear cacti<ref>[[:File:Wings of Fire 5 Full.jpg|''The Brightest Night'' English cover]]</ref>
** Saguaros<ref>[[:File:Wings of Fire 5 Full.jpg|''The Brightest Night'' English cover]]</ref>
* Carrots{{Ref|EP|95}}
* Cattails<ref>[[:File:Wings of Fire 10 Full Edited.jpg|''Darkness of Dragons'' English cover]]</ref>
* Cinnamon{{Ref|L2|129}}
* Flowers
** Blue hanging flowers{{Ref|MR|74}}
** Chrysanthemums{{Ref|L1|137}}
** Daffodils{{Ref|WT|162}}
** Dandelions{{Ref|L2|105}}
** Frangipanis{{Ref|L1|34}}
** Fuchsia flowers{{Ref|THK|55}}
** Giant bright orange-and-gold flowers{{Ref|TFoH|261}}
** Hibiscus flowers{{Ref|L1|61}}
** Jasmines{{Ref|L1|205}}
** Lacy scarlet flowers{{Ref|THK|62}}
** Moon-colored flowers{{Ref|THK|159}}
** Moonflowers{{Ref|WT|155}}
** Orchids
*** Delicate white-orange-pink orchids{{Ref|WT|56}}
*** Pale night orchids{{Ref|WT|125}}
*** Talon-sized orange orchids{{Ref|THK|26}}
** Purple and blue morning glories{{Ref|WT|56}}
** Red flowers as big as a dragonet's talons{{Ref|WT|30}}
** Roses{{Ref|WT|162}}
** Silvery yellow flowers{{Ref|THK|60}}
** Small white flowers{{Ref|WT|154}}
** Soft white flowers{{Ref|THK|27}}
** Spiraling tendrils of delicate white-blue flowers{{Ref|WT|33}}
** Sunflowers{{Ref|L2|127}}
** Tiny lavender flowers that look like claws{{Ref|TFoH|261}}
** Trumpet flowers{{Ref|EP|98}}
** Violets{{Ref|WT|162}}
** White flowers with petals like dragonfly wings{{Ref|THK|57}}
* Ferns{{Ref|WT|211}}
** Bracken{{Ref|WT|63}}
** Toxic ferns{{Ref|WT|115}}
* Fruit
** Apples{{Ref|L2|98}}
** Bananas{{Ref|ToP|185}}
** Blackberries{{Ref|MR|96}}
** Blueberries{{Ref|L2|70}}
** Cantaloupes{{Ref|DoD|361}}
** Chewy, rubbery red spheres that take an hour to swallow and days to pick from one's teeth{{Ref|THK|71}}
** Clawmentines{{Ref|THK|237}}
** Cloudberries{{Ref|THK|240}}
** Coconuts{{Ref|WT|208}}
** Cranberries{{Ref|L2|119}}
** Dates{{Ref|DoDp}}
** Dragonberries{{Ref|THK|237}}
** Dragonfruits{{Ref|WT|30}}
** Figs{{Ref|THK|240}}
** Guavas{{Ref|THK|240}}
** Kiwi{{Ref|L1|235}}
** Kumbu{{Ref|THK|237}}
** Lemons{{Ref|L2|307}}
** Limes{{Ref|L1|61}}
** Lime-green star-shaped fruit that smells like pineapple and basil{{Ref|THK|28}}
** Mangoes{{Ref|ToP|185}}
** Melons{{Ref|THK|47}}
** Nectarines{{Ref|L2|84}}
** Oranges{{Ref|L2|373}}
** Papayas{{Ref|THK|237}}
** Pears{{Ref|L2|98}}
*** Fire pears{{Ref|THK|237}}
** Peaches{{Ref|WT|143}}
** Pineapples{{Ref|THK|28}}
** Pomegranate{{Ref|L1|104}}
** Pumpkins{{Ref|L2|232}}
** Purple{{Ref|WT|63}} berries{{Ref|WT|60}}
** Purple spotted fruits{{Ref|L1|235}}
** Raspberries{{Ref|THK|240}}
** Small orange fruit{{Ref|THK|57}}
** Starfruits{{Ref|THK|237}}
** Strawberries{{Ref|L2|141}}
** Tangerines{{Ref|L2|425}}
** Tangelos{{Ref|THK|237}}
** Tomatoes{{Ref|L1|137}}
*** Giant tomatoes{{Ref|L1|235}}
** Wild plums{{Ref|WT|154}}
** Wild cherries{{Ref|WT|154}}
* Ginger{{Ref|L1|61}}
* Grass{{Ref|WT|168}}
* Ivy{{Ref|EP|161}}
* Joshua Trees<ref>[[:File:Wings of Fire 5 Full.jpg|''The Brightest Night'' English cover]]</ref>
* Kelp{{Ref|L1|25}}
** Long, sun-colored kelp, glowing an orange-gold in sunlight and covered in small, clear, sticky globules while the rest is slippery smooth{{Ref|TLH|56}}
* Leaves
** Dark purple leaves{{Ref|MR|74}}
** Floppy oval leaves{{Ref|THK|43}}
** Heart-shaped leaves{{Ref|MR|74}}
** Medicinal leaves{{Ref|WT|113}}
** Tea leaves{{Ref|L2|394}}
* Lettuce{{Ref|L1|192}}
* Moss{{Ref|WT|163}}
** Phosphorescent moss{{Ref|L1|114}}
** Spongey blue moss{{Ref|MR|199}}
* Mushrooms
** Translucent mushrooms{{Ref|TLH|95}}
** Truffles{{Ref|L1|275}}
* Nuts{{Ref|L2|54}}
* Olives{{Ref|L2|94}}
* Onions{{Ref|L1|277}}
* Pinecones{{Ref|L1|104}}
* Potatoes{{Ref|L2|95}}
* Papyrus{{Ref|AGttDW|126}}
* Reeds{{Ref|WT|204}}
* Rice{{Ref|L1|61}}
* Seaweed{{Ref|L1|19}}
** Long, thick, black seaweed{{Ref|TLH|47}}
* Sea ferns{{Ref|TLH|26}}
* Sea grass{{Ref|TLH|158}}
** Golden sea grass{{Ref|TLH|153}}
** Eelgrass{{Ref|TLH|11}}
* Seeds{{Ref|L1|97}}
** Large seed pods{{Ref|WT|81}}
* Shrubs{{Ref|WT|211}}
* Sugar cane{{Ref|L1|134}}
* Sweet potatos{{Ref|DoD|371}}
* Trees{{Ref|WT|144}}
** Banyan trees{{Ref|WT|61}}
** Baobab trees{{Ref|DoDe}}
** Cypress trees{{Ref|GN1|196}}
** Evergreens{{Ref|L2|99}}
** Giant palm trees{{Ref|WT|44}}
** Mangrove{{Ref|L2|153}}
** Palm trees{{Ref|WT|199}}
** Pear trees{{Ref|L1|137}}
** Pine trees{{Ref|TDSp}}
** Tall mahogany trees{{Ref|L1|57}}
* Turnips{{Ref|L1|136}}
* Vines{{Ref|WT|156}}
** Vines covered in purple blossoms{{Ref|THK|82}}
* Weeds{{Ref|L2|15}}
* Yams{{Ref|L2|374}}
}}
}}


== Trivia ==
== Trivia ==  
* Pyrrhia has several animal rights movements,{{Ref|DoD|81}} including:
* Pyrrhia has several animal rights movements,{{Ref|DoD|81}} including:
** The Camels' Rights Movement
** The Camels' Rights Movement
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** Save the Scavengers
** Save the Scavengers
** World Walrus Fund
** World Walrus Fund
* [[NightWings]] have calculated that Pyrrhia and [[Pantala]] cover two thirds of the world.{{Ref|DoD|361}}
* NightWings have calculated that Pyrrhia covers a third of the world.{{Ref|DoD|361}}
* Scavengers refer to the continent as Pyrrhia the same way dragons do.{{Ref|L2p}}
* Scavengers refer to the continent as Pyrrhia the same way dragons do.{{Ref|L2p}}
* Although Pyrrhians mostly use scrolls, books do exist on the continent and are an available form of reading.{{Ref|DoD|236}}
* Although Pyrrhians mostly use [[scrolls]], books do exist on the continent and are an available form of reading.{{Ref|DoD|236}}
* [[BeetleWings]] and [[LeafWings]] used to live on Pyrrhia before escaping to Pantala due to an unknown trouble.{{Ref|TPJ|142}}


== Gallery ==
== Gallery ==
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Pyrrhia Map.jpg|Map of Pyrrhia (books 1-5), by [[Mike Schley]]
Pyrrhia Map.jpg|Map of Pyrrhia (books 1-5), by [[Mike Schley]]
Map of Pyrrhia - Moon Rising.png|Map of Pyrrhia (books 6-10), by Mike Schley
Map of Pyrrhia - Moon Rising.png|Map of Pyrrhia (books 6-10), by Mike Schley
Pyrrhia Darkstalker.jpg|Map of Pyrrhia (''[[Darkstalker]]''), by Mike Schley
Pyrrhia Darkstalker.jpg|Map of Pyrrhia (''[[Darkstalker (L1)|Darkstalker]]''), by Mike Schley
Dragonslayer Map.jpg|Map of Pyrrhia (''[[Dragonslayer]]''), by Mike Schley
Dragonslayer Map.jpg|Map of Pyrrhia (''[[Dragonslayer]]''), by Mike Schley
PyrrhiaColored.png|Map of Pyrrhia (colored), by Mike Schley
PyrrhiaColored.png|Colored map of Pyrrhia (books 1-5), by Mike Schley
PyrrhiaColoredArc2.jpg|Colored map of Pyrrhia (books 6-10), by Mike Schley
PyrrhiaColoredDarkstalker.jpg|Colored map of Pyrrhia (''[[Darkstalker (graphic novel)|Darkstalker]]''), by Mike Schley
Pyrrhia AGttDW.png|Map of Pyrrhia (''[[A Guide to the Dragon World]]''), by Mike Schley
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Latest revision as of 16:02, 20 October 2025

Pyrrhia, also known as the Distant Kingdoms by the dragons of Pantala, is the sole setting of the Wings of Fire series during the first ten books, as well as the main setting of the Legends and Winglets books. Pyrrhia is a large continent with highly varied biomes, including the Ice Kingdom, the Kingdom of Sand, the Sky Kingdom, the Mud Kingdom, the Rainforest Kingdom, the Kingdom of the Sea, and the NightWing island. The Old NightWing Kingdom was located on a peninsula southwest of the Kingdom of Sand. During the time of Darkstalker, this peninsula used to be larger, forming the "claw" of Pyrrhia. The humans who inhabit Pyrrhia live in human settlements.

Description

Pyrrhia is a dragon-shaped continent composed of several different biomes. A large mountain range, the Claws of the Clouds Mountains, runs through the center of Pyrrhia, from the "wing" of Pyrrhia down to its "belly". The largest mountain in the range was formerly Agate Mountain,[1] but after it was destroyed by an avalanche approximately 2000 years ago,[2] Jade Mountain is now considered the largest.

The Ice Kingdom forms the "head" of Pyrrhia. Its terrain primarily consists of snowy and icy tundras,[3][4] and it is well known for its sub-zero temperatures and freezing winds.[5] Due to the cold temperatures, it is extremely difficult for dragons other than IceWings to live there. The land between the Ice Kingdom and the Kingdom of Sand is a barren wasteland[6] that is highly contested territory between the two tribes.[7]

The lost city of night was located on the Talon Peninsula of Pyrrhia. It was characterized by vast canyons and ravines.[8] Caverns and caves were carved into the rock.[9] The city was surrounded by a range of sharp-edged mountains known to the IceWings as Darkstalker's Teeth.[10] It was abandoned by the NightWings in fear of Darkstalker's return.[11] who fled to live on the NightWing island. Over time, the peninsula sank into the sea, and shrunk due to earthquakes,[12] avalanches,[12] tidal waves,[12] and Darkstalker's magic.[event 1] It was briefly inhabited by Darkstalker and some NightWings in Talons of Power and Darkness of Dragons but was later re-abandoned. In the modern period, it is full of ruined and unstable structures, including an abandoned theater.[13] Constructed around the ruins of the old city is Renewal, a settlement led by Fierceteeth.

The Kingdom of Sand makes up the "chest" or southwestern portion of Pyrrhia. It is characterized by its vast,[14] scorching[15] desert landscape and rolling dunes.[16] The terrain is flat[17] and adorned with numerous oases[18] and oasis towns.[19][20] The desert is also home to the Great Five-Tail River, which historically was a highly disputed territory between the SandWings and SkyWings.[21] The dragon settlement of Possibility is located along the river.

The Kingdom of the Sea forms the "tail" of Pyrrhia. It is primarily made up of small islands, forming the archipelago known as the Bay of a Thousand Scales. It is characterized by vast stretches of ocean,[22] featuring landforms such as white beaches,[23] coral reefs,[24] and kelp forests.[25]

The Mud Kingdom makes up the "back" of Pyrrhia. Its terrain primarily consists of a vast, marshy wetland,[26] with stretches of grassland[27] scattered with trees.[28] Along the Mud Kingdom's northern border is the Diamond Spray River, which feeds into the Diamond Spray Delta.

The Rainforest Kingdom forms the "hind leg" or southeastern section of Pyrrhia. It is characterized by its giant trees,[29] vibrant flowers,[30] tangles of vines,[29] and thick canopies of leaves.[29] After the NightWing Exodus, the NightWing village was constructed within the kingdom to serve as the NightWing tribe's new home.

The Sky Kingdom forms the "wing" of Pyrrhia. It is characterized by cliffs,[31] mountains,[32] rivers,[32] lakes,[33] forests,[32] and valleys.[34] The mountains, most notably the Claws of the Clouds Mountains, are often shrouded in mist.[35] It is separated from the Mud Kingdom by the Winding Tail River. The dragon settlement of Sanctuary is located within the Sky Kingdom, in the foothills of the Claws of the Clouds Mountains.[36] Numerous scavenger dens are located in the Sky Kingdom, including the Indestructible City and Talisman.

Notable features

Kingdoms

Geographical features

Dragon settlements

  • Indestructible City
  • Safe Harbor: Safe Harbor was a scavenger den that was destroyed by Blister.
  • Scavenger Temple: The scavenger temple was a hidden temple with two missing walls located in the forest near Valor.
  • Talisman
  • Valor
    • Ruins of Valor: The ruins of Valor, also known as the scavenger ruins to dragons, are the remains of the old village of Valor, found on the border of the Kingdom of Sand and Jade Mountain.

Flora/Fauna

Wildlife

Animals

Plants

Trivia

  • Pyrrhia has several animal rights movements,[240] including:
    • The Camels' Rights Movement
    • Iguanas are Dragons, Too
    • Save the Scavengers
    • World Walrus Fund
  • NightWings have calculated that Pyrrhia covers a third of the world.[190]
  • Scavengers refer to the continent as Pyrrhia the same way dragons do.[241]
  • Although Pyrrhians mostly use scrolls, books do exist on the continent and are an available form of reading.[242]
  • BeetleWings and LeafWings used to live on Pyrrhia before escaping to Pantala due to an unknown trouble.[243]

References

  1. Darkstalker, page 352
  2. Darkstalker, page 357
  3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 The Dangerous Gift, page 131
  4. The Winglets Quartet: Runaway, page 156
  5. Winter Turning, page 236
  6. 6.0 6.1 6.2 Escaping Peril, page 19
  7. The Dangerous Gift, page 83
  8. Darkstalker, page 13
  9. Darkstalker, page 14
  10. Darkness of Dragons, page 215
  11. Escaping Peril, page 277
  12. 12.0 12.1 12.2 Darkness of Dragons, page 214
  13. A Guide to the Dragon World, page 102-103
  14. Darkstalker, page 314
  15. Escaping Peril, page 120
  16. The Winglets Quartet: Deserter, page 87
  17. Dragonslayer, page 56
  18. 18.0 18.1 Escaping Peril, page 119
  19. Darkstalker, page 315
  20. Talons of Power, epilogue
  21. Winter Turning, page 198
  22. The Lost Heir, page 22
  23. The Lost Heir, page 23
  24. The Lost Heir, page 25
  25. 25.0 25.1 The Lost Heir, page 56
  26. Dragonslayer, page 55–56
  27. 27.0 27.1 27.2 The Dragonet Prophecy, page 263
  28. The Dragonet Prophecy, page 264
  29. 29.0 29.1 29.2 29.3 Winter Turning, page 27
  30. The Hidden Kingdom, page 59
  31. Winter Turning, page 131
  32. 32.0 32.1 32.2 Winter Turning, page 130
  33. 33.0 33.1 33.2 33.3 33.4 Winter Turning, page 162
  34. 34.0 34.1 34.2 34.3 Winter Turning, page 154
  35. Escaping Peril, page 170
  36. 36.0 36.1 36.2 Darkness of Dragons, epilogue
  37. 37.0 37.1 37.2 The Lost Heir, page 100
  38. 38.0 38.1 38.2 38.3 The Lost Heir, page 26
  39. 39.0 39.1 39.2 39.3 The Hidden Kingdom, page 73
  40. The Hidden Kingdom, page 84
  41. 41.0 41.1 The Hidden Kingdom, page 171
  42. The Dragonet Prophecy, page 278
  43. The Hidden Kingdom, page 36
  44. Winter Turning, page 117
  45. The Hidden Kingdom, page 21
  46. The Hidden Kingdom, page 278
  47. The Flames of Hope, page 265
  48. 48.0 48.1 Winter Turning, page 29
  49. 49.0 49.1 Dragonslayer, page 433
  50. Winter Turning, page 197
  51. 51.0 51.1 51.2 Winter Turning, page 28
  52. Dragonslayer, page 303
  53. The Winglets Quartet: Prisoners, page 7
  54. The Dangerous Gift, page 57
  55. A Guide to the Dragon World, page 123
  56. Moon Rising English cover
  57. The Dragonet Prophecy, page 79
  58. Dragonslayer, page 21
  59. 59.0 59.1 Moon Rising, page 35
  60. Escaping Peril, page 169
  61. Winter Turning, page 4
  62. 62.0 62.1 62.2 Dragonslayer, page 218
  63. 63.0 63.1 Darkness of Dragons, prologue
  64. 64.0 64.1 The Lost Heir, page 49
  65. 65.0 65.1 The Dragonet Prophecy, page 296
  66. Darkstalker, page 51
  67. 67.0 67.1 Escaping Peril, page 118
  68. The Dragonet Prophecy, page 225
  69. 69.0 69.1 Winter Turning, page 168
  70. The Hidden Kingdom, page 11
  71. Dragonslayer, page 234
  72. 72.0 72.1 72.2 The Lost Continent, epilogue
  73. Winter Turning, page 1
  74. 74.00 74.01 74.02 74.03 74.04 74.05 74.06 74.07 74.08 74.09 74.10 74.11 The Hidden Kingdom, page 237
  75. Winter Turning, page 62
  76. Moon Rising, page 94
  77. 77.0 77.1 77.2 Winter Turning, page 63
  78. The Dangerous Gift, page 267
  79. 79.0 79.1 Darkness of Dragons, page 7
  80. 80.0 80.1 80.2 80.3 Winter Turning, page 33
  81. The Flames of Hope, page 103
  82. Dragonslayer, page 27
  83. Darkstalker, page 18
  84. The Lost Heir English cover
  85. The Lost Heir English cover
  86. The Lost Heir English cover
  87. The Lost Heir English cover
  88. The Lost Heir English cover
  89. The Lost Heir English cover
  90. The Dragonet Prophecy, page 283
  91. Dragonslayer, page 152
  92. The Dragonet Prophecy, page 43
  93. 93.0 93.1 Winter Turning, page 206
  94. Winter Turning, page 239
  95. The Dangerous Gift, page 145
  96. The Winglets Quartet: Deserter, page 112
  97. Dragonslayer, page 290
  98. 98.0 98.1 Dragonslayer, page 425
  99. The Lost Heir, prologue
  100. 100.0 100.1 100.2 The Lost Heir, page 11
  101. The Dragonet Prophecy English cover
  102. The Lost Heir, page 257
  103. 103.0 103.1 103.2 103.3 103.4 103.5 103.6 A Guide to the Dragon World, page 54
  104. Moon Rising, page 111
  105. Winter Turning, page 137
  106. 106.0 106.1 106.2 106.3 106.4 Winter Turning, page 30
  107. 107.0 107.1 The Winglets Quartet: Deserter, page 88
  108. Dragonslayer, page 248
  109. Moon Rising, page 95
  110. Winter Turning, page 200
  111. Dragonslayer, page 88
  112. Dragonslayer, page 340
  113. Darkstalker, page 316
  114. 114.0 114.1 The Brightest Night, page 45
  115. The Hidden Kingdom, page 24
  116. 116.0 116.1 116.2 The Flames of Hope, page 261
  117. 117.0 117.1 Winter Turning, page 113
  118. Moon Rising, page 247
  119. 119.0 119.1 Moon Rising, prologue
  120. Winter Turning, page 114
  121. 121.0 121.1 Winter Turning, page 125
  122. 122.0 122.1 Moon Rising, page 196
  123. 123.0 123.1 Winter Turning, page 208
  124. Dragonslayer, page 341
  125. 125.0 125.1 Dragonslayer, page 54
  126. Talons of Power, page 130
  127. Dragonslayer, page 254
  128. The Brightest Night English cover
  129. The Brightest Night, page 96
  130. The Brightest Night, page 105
  131. Dragonslayer, page 251
  132. The Dangerous Gift, page 271
  133. 133.0 133.1 The Hidden Kingdom, page 15
  134. The Hidden Kingdom, page 49
  135. The Hidden Kingdom, page 69
  136. 136.0 136.1 The Hidden Kingdom, page 62
  137. The Hidden Kingdom, page 23
  138. The Hidden Kingdom, page 238
  139. Talons of Power, page 174
  140. Moon Rising, page 84
  141. The Dragonet Prophecy (graphic novel), page 191
  142. Winter Turning, page 265
  143. Darkness of Dragons, page 39
  144. Winter Turning, page 101
  145. Darkstalker, page 91
  146. The Winglets Quartet: Deserter, page 89
  147. A Guide to the Dragon World, page 37
  148. Winter Turning, page 31
  149. 149.0 149.1 The Dragonet Prophecy (graphic novel), page 196
  150. Darkness of Dragons, page 363
  151. Moon Rising, page 216
  152. The Dangerous Gift, page 36
  153. The Dangerous Gift, page 30
  154. The Dragonet Prophecy, page 84
  155. Dragonslayer, page 471
  156. 156.0 156.1 The Lost Heir, page 95
  157. Darkstalker, page 293
  158. Dragonslayer, page 161
  159. 159.0 159.1 Moon Rising, page 96
  160. 160.0 160.1 Winter Turning, page 44
  161. The Hidden Kingdom, page 92
  162. The Hidden Kingdom, page 144
  163. Escaping Peril, page 100
  164. The Brightest Night English cover
  165. The Brightest Night English cover
  166. Escaping Peril, page 95
  167. Darkness of Dragons English cover
  168. Dragonslayer, page 129
  169. 169.0 169.1 169.2 Moon Rising, page 74
  170. 170.0 170.1 170.2 Darkstalker, page 137
  171. Dragonslayer, page 105
  172. Darkstalker, page 34
  173. The Hidden Kingdom, page 55
  174. 174.0 174.1 174.2 174.3 Darkstalker, page 61
  175. Darkstalker, page 205
  176. The Hidden Kingdom, page 159
  177. Winter Turning, page 155
  178. 178.0 178.1 Winter Turning, page 56
  179. The Hidden Kingdom, page 26
  180. The Hidden Kingdom, page 60
  181. The Hidden Kingdom, page 27
  182. Dragonslayer, page 127
  183. Escaping Peril, page 98
  184. 184.0 184.1 The Hidden Kingdom, page 57
  185. 185.0 185.1 Winter Turning, page 211
  186. Winter Turning, page 115
  187. 187.0 187.1 Dragonslayer, page 98
  188. 188.0 188.1 Talons of Power, page 185
  189. Dragonslayer, page 70
  190. 190.0 190.1 Darkness of Dragons, page 361
  191. The Hidden Kingdom, page 71
  192. 192.0 192.1 192.2 192.3 The Hidden Kingdom, page 240
  193. Dragonslayer, page 119
  194. 194.0 194.1 194.2 Darkstalker, page 235
  195. Dragonslayer, page 307
  196. 196.0 196.1 The Hidden Kingdom, page 28
  197. The Hidden Kingdom, page 47
  198. Dragonslayer, page 84
  199. Dragonslayer, page 373
  200. Winter Turning, page 143
  201. 201.0 201.1 Darkstalker, page 104
  202. Dragonslayer, page 232
  203. Winter Turning, page 60
  204. Dragonslayer, page 141
  205. Escaping Peril, page 161
  206. The Brightest Night English cover
  207. Darkstalker, page 25
  208. The Hidden Kingdom, page 43
  209. Dragonslayer, page 394
  210. Darkstalker, page 192
  211. Winter Turning, page 163
  212. Darkstalker, page 114
  213. Moon Rising, page 199
  214. Darkstalker, page 275
  215. Dragonslayer, page 94
  216. Darkstalker, page 277
  217. Dragonslayer, page 95
  218. A Guide to the Dragon World, page 126
  219. Winter Turning, page 204
  220. Darkstalker, page 19
  221. The Lost Heir, page 47
  222. The Lost Heir, page 158
  223. The Lost Heir, page 153
  224. Darkstalker, page 97
  225. Winter Turning, page 81
  226. Darkstalker, page 134
  227. Darkness of Dragons, page 371
  228. Winter Turning, page 144
  229. Winter Turning, page 61
  230. Dragonslayer, page 99
  231. Dragonslayer, page 153
  232. Winter Turning, page 199
  233. The Dark Secret, prologue
  234. Darkstalker, page 57
  235. Darkstalker, page 136
  236. Winter Turning, page 156
  237. The Hidden Kingdom, page 82
  238. Dragonslayer, page 15
  239. Dragonslayer, page 374
  240. Darkness of Dragons, page 81
  241. Dragonslayer, prologue
  242. Darkness of Dragons, page 236
  243. The Poison Jungle, page 142
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