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Dragon may refer to:

Monsters & NPCs

• Dragon (race), any one of various winged monsters with the ability to use a breath attack of fire
  • Chromatic dragons, vicious dragons with coloured scales.
    • Green dragon, the weakest of the four adult chromatic dragons, combat level 79
    • Brutal green dragon, a much stronger relative to the green dragons residing in the Wilderness, combat level 227
    • Blue dragon, the second weakest chromatic dragons, combat level 111
    • Baby blue dragon, small dragons found in Taverley Dungeon, combat level 48
    • Red dragon, small dragons in the Brimhaven Dungeon, combat level 152
    • Baby red dragon, combat level 48
    • Black dragon, combat level 227
    • Baby black dragon, combat level 83
  • Metal dragons, a type of dragon with metallic scales
    • Bronze dragon, the weakest metal dragon, found in Brimhaven Dungeon and the Chaos tunnels, combat level 131
    • Iron dragon, the second weakest of the metal dragons, combat level 189
    • Steel dragon, the second toughest of the metal dragons, combat level 246
    • Mithril dragon, the toughest of the metal dragons, combat level 304
  • Revenant dragon, the two-headed ghost of a dragon slain during the god wars, combat level 135
  • King Black Dragon, formerly the strongest monster in RuneScape, combat level 276
• Dragon (Learning the Ropes), an NPC that appeared in Learning the Ropes, a former tutorial quest
• Dragon (Unstable Foundations), an NPC that appears in Unstable Foundations, a tutorial quest
• Baby dragon (pet), a pet that players can keep if they have level 99 Summoning

Items

• Dragonhide, the skin of a dragon, obtained after slaying one
  • Dragon leather, a crafting material that a tanner makes from dragonhide
    • Dragonhide armour, a category of ranged armour made from dragon leather
• Dragon (metal), a rare, red material that is stronger than runite
  • Dragon weapons, a category of melee weapons made from dragon metal
  • Dragon armour, a category of melee armour made from dragon metal
  • Corrupt dragon equipment, a corrupt version of the dragon equipment released for PVP

See also

• Dragonkin, a race of powerful and intelligent vulture-like creatures
  • Sakirth, a dragonkin
  • Sithaph, a dragonkin
  • Strisath, a dragonkin
• Mr. Mordaut, a dragon NPC who appears only as part of a random event
• K'klik, a fairy dragon that players can summon by rubbing a dragon token obtained during the Recipe for Disaster quest
• Skeletal Wyvern, the re-animated skeleton of a dragon-like being, combat level 140
• Dragonstone, a purple gem
• Snapdragon, a herb used for making super restore potions

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From Wookieepedia, the Star Wars wiki.

The Dargon was an Imperial Dreadnaught-class heavy cruiser that served the Empire as a prison ship.

History

Its escort typically included TIE Avengers and Assault Gunboats.

Carrying Bothan and Rebel prisoners, it came under attack from Rebel forces bent at rescuing prisoners, at least twice.

Behind the scenes

In Star Wars: TIE Fighter, the player (acting as Maarek Stele) prevents the Dargon from being disabled, ensuring that the prisoners can be brought to Lord Vader and interrogated by him. The Rebels sent three waves of starfighters then 2 CR90 corvettes called Keeper and an Assassin-class corvette called Hut'to. In another mission involving the Dargon, it's engines shut down, this is suspected through sabotage. The Rebels then attack again with a Nebulon-B2 frigate called Bay Point with Y-wings and A-wings.

In X-Wing vs. TIE Fighter the Rebels attempt to disable the Dargon with starfighters and the MC80 cruiser Columbia. The outcome of the event involving the Dargon depends on which side the player takes.

Appearances

• Star Wars: TIE Fighter (First appearance)
• Star Wars: X-wing vs. TIE Fighter

The Star Wars wiki of fan invention.

Dargon was the fifth planet of the Dargonian System. It was invaded by the Kroprulan Sith Empire in 3,845 BBY. It was then presided over by Darth Minious as his private domain.