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| + | TSnowW Idle.png|Titan Snow Wraith Idle |
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| + | TSnowW Sit.png|Titan Snow Wraith Sitting |
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| + | TSnowW Sleep.png|Titan Snow Wraith Sleeping (profile) |
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| + | TSnowW Sleep top.png|Titan Snow Wraith Sleeping (upper view) |
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| + | TSnowW Fire.png|Titan Snow Wraith Fire |
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| + | TSnowW Hover.png|Titan Snow Wraith Hovering |
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| + | TSnowW Fly.png|Titan Snow Wraith Flying |
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| + | TSnowW Break.png|Titan Snow Wraith Breaking |
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| + | TSnowW Glide.png|Titan Snow Wraith Gliding |
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| + | TSnowvsNormal.png|Comparison between Titan and non-Titan |
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Revision as of 16:00, 8 October 2017
The Snow Wraith is a Strike Class dragon released on June 26th, 2015. They can be purchased for 750 gems (600 for members) from the store.
On April 7th, 2016, the Snow Wraith recieved a new model and animations.
On December 9th, 2016, the Snow Wraith recieved a Titan Stage.
Description
From the How to Train Your Dragon Wiki:
- "This 30-foot-long, bipedal dragon has thermal vision that allows it to track prey even during the most blustery blizzard, which it uses for cover. Being a Strike Class, it’s a speedy, snarling white worm. Snow Wraiths have no known vulnerabilities, making them a supremely formidable force to be reckoned with during battle. It lives in sub-zero climates and have adapted to these desolate conditions in surprising ways, such as their all-white coloration that allows for natural camouflage in snowy conditions and an ability to grip onto ice using claws on their wings and tails. Snow Wraiths’ teeth is also the sole tool that can unlock the Dragon Eye.
- "The erratic Snow Wraith is known for its vicious and predatory nature and dangerous and reclusive temperament. Like all Strike Class dragons, it is highly intelligent."
- For more information on the Snow Wraith, visit here.
Hatchling and Adulthood
Titan Stage
Titan Snow Wraith Standing
Titan Snow Wraith Idle
Titan Snow Wraith Sitting
Titan Snow Wraith Sleeping (profile)
Titan Snow Wraith Sleeping (upper view)
Titan Snow Wraith Fire
Titan Snow Wraith Hovering
Titan Snow Wraith Flying
Titan Snow Wraith Breaking
Titan Snow Wraith Gliding
Comparison between Titan and non-Titan