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A dragon's scales are largely, they're not entirely impervious to flame.

They protect the more vulnerable flesh and musculature beneath.

As a dragon ages, its scales thicken and grow harder, affording even more

protection, even as its flames burn hotter and fiercer.

Where the flames of a hatchling can set straw afire, the flames of

ballerian and feygar in the fullness of their power could and did melt steel and stone.

When two dragons meet in mortal combat, therefore, they will often

employ weapons other than their flame.

Claw's black as iron, long as swords and sharp as razors.

Jaws so powerful they can crunch through even a night's steel plate.

Tails like whips, whose lashing blows have been known to smash

wagons to splinters, break the spine of heavy destriers and send men

flying 50 feet in the air.

The night is the standard dominant martial figure of Westeros and has been

for eons now.

This quote shows us that the warrior class is completely outclassed by dragons

who minus the occasional lucky shot from a scorpion or the like, have no

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