Adopt a Virtual Dragon
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Whether you love the look of fire-breathing dragons or prefer cute comical ones, there are many websites where you can adopt a virtual dragon for hours of draconic fun.
What Do You Do With a Virtual Dragon?
There are many things you can do with your virtual dragon. Some of these lovable critters grow, giving you a virtual pet to take care of. Others play interactive online games, stand guard at your website or become your virtual desktop pet.
Many websites that offer virtual pet adoptions also provide one or more of the following:
- Virtual outfits and food
- Skills for you to teach your virtual pet
- Virtual pet blogs and profiles
- Role playing and other games
- Social interactive communication network between players
- Puzzles
- Music
- Videos
Virtual dragons, and other cyber pets, are often free to adopt. However, there are some websites that do charge a fee either for membership or for creating a custom dragon. Also there may be certain websites that are free to join and to adopt a dragon but charge a fee for additional services.
Where to Adopt a Virtual Dragon
- The Silent Wings Adoption Center is home to Mistyc dragons. These lovable little creatures are sweet dragons with a gentle temperament. The caretakers are trying to find them homes away from the "cut-throat society" of Mistyc, which is part of the Mistyc Collective. Adoptable dragons are available as hatchlings, adolescents or adults in a choice of colors including:
- Red
- Blue
- Black
- Green
- White
- Yellow
Dragons adopted from Silent Wings do not grow, as some other virtual dragons do. Mistyc dragons are very realistic looking and the adolescents breath fire. Each friendly dragon is free to adopt. The website includes instructions that are simple to follow.
- Dragon Isle offers a collection of cute little cartoon-like dragons waiting for a home. Once you have your dragon on your page, it will change its pose or position every time the page is refreshed. There are currently six types of dragons for adoption:
- Ralph is the fiery red dragon.
- Albert is the honest green dragon with a calm but spontaneous nature.
- Hector is smaller than the other dragons on Dragon Isle but is full of spunk and fun.
- Martin the flying dragon has a real funny sense of humor.
- Stewart, a snake like dragon without arms, is a great little wiggler.
- Tina is shy at times but has a wonderful sense of humor.
- The Dragon Adoption Center by Moon Dancer offers adorable dragons that are already drawn. If you prefer you can have a dragon made in the colors of your choice.
- The Mistral Adoption Center offers little mistral dragons for adoption. These imaginary winged creatures live on magic in the wild. However, only domesticated mistrals are offered for adoption. Adoptive caretakers must learn how to feed them in case the magic supply is low.
- A free virtual pet website, Petnebula does require registration to join. Dragons are among the adoptable cyber pets at this popular website which provides plenty of online activity. Petnebula is a SIM-type world with planets and battle zones. Members also enjoy user shops, chats, and trading and auction areas.
Additional Resources for Adopting a Cyber Dragon
The following resources provide additional information on adopting an online dragon:
- Free Dragon Cyber Pets from LoveToKnow
- Adopt a Dragon Ring Surf only allows child-safe websites that offer dragons for adoption.
- Draconian is a wonderful website that provides everything dragon, including pictures of adopted dragons and links to other virtual adoption centers.
- The Cyber Adoption Artists and Owners Site Ring
- Mystic Realms
- Dragons’ Lair’s Hatchery
- Condorla Dragons
- Bishen Realm
Once you adopt a virtual dragon you will have a fun online cyber pet to enjoy.
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Comments
Dragons can definitely be a lot of fun, Josh! You can find even more virtual dragons at our article Free Dragon Cyber Pets.
-- Contributed by: Lorie Witkopilove dragins
-- Contributed by: josh dollesIf you would like your own virtual dragon, Aiden, you will need to visit one of the sites mentioned in this article. From there you can follow the particular website's instructions for adopting a new "pet".
-- Contributed by: Lorie Witkop
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