White Wyrmling
Valkyrie	Jandar
Homeworld	Eberron
Species	Dragon
Type	Common Hero
Class	Wyrmling
Personality	Ferocious
Size	Small
Height	3

White Dragons (also known as Ice Dragons or Glacial Wyrms) are the weakest and the most feral of the classic chromatic dragons, but they are by no means stupid or harmless. In battle, they can expel a cone of cold. White Dragons are physically the smallest of chromatic dragons, even smaller than blacks. They appear in shades from white to grey and ice-blue, and in arctic environments, this appearance serves as good camouflage. White Dragons prefer glittery treasure such as diamonds or light gems, but platinum, silver, and anything reflective or polished works of art are also popular. They do not often contemplate what to eat, simply choosing the most convenient prey, and will often freeze it after the kill by burying it in snow or ice for days.

White Dragons usually lay about eight or ten eggs in a clutch. A White Dragon egg is incubated for fourteen months. The first three and a half months are within the mother's body. On average, between a quarter and a third survive to hatching. White Dragon eggs must be buried in snow or encased in ice while incubating. The parents do not bother to tend or protect the eggs in any way, although they will usually lay them near their lairs. A newhatched White Wyrmling has scales as clear as ice, which become white as the dragon matures. They are expected to survive on their own from the moment they hatch, although some White Dragon parents will permit their young to live in their lair until they reach adulthood.

StatsEdit

• Life - 1
• Move - 6
• Range - 1
• Attack - 3
• Defense - 4
• Point Value - 30

AbilitiesEdit

Fledgling Ice Shards Special Attack: Range 5 Attack 2 When a White Wyrmling attacks with its Fledgling Ice Shards Special Attack, it may attack 1 additional time. It cannot attack the same figure more than once this turn.

Wyrmling Bonding: After revealing an order marker on a White Wyrmling Army Card, before taking that White Wyrmling's turn, you may take a turn with one other Wyrmling you control.

Flying: Standard Flying rules apply

StrategyEdit

Wyrmlings are thought to best represent one of the sloppy jobs Wizards of the Coast did during their time with Heroscape. The Wyrmling Bonding power is easy to confuse, leaving some players to think that it allows for Chain Bonding, that a player can take a turn with each and every Wyrmling they control. However this is not the case: The only Wyrmling that can Bond is the one on which the Order Marker has been revealed. This Wymling is the Bonder, the Wyrmling which the Bonder activates - the Bondee - has not had an Order Marker revealed, and therefore cannot use the Bonding power.