Sandbuster

Species: Sandbuster

Class: Mystery

Fire Type: Fusing blasts

Abilities: Burrowing

Like a pirate protecting his treasure, the Sandbuster lurks under the Northern Markets' shores to guard its gold and sink any trespassers!

The many criminals who frequent the Northern Markets are a dangerous lot, but even they know to keep away from the beaches. For years now, the Sandbuster has lived under those shores, amassing a valuable pile of gems and gold in its cave. Territorial and greedy, the Sandbuster burrows sinkholes in the ground that swallow up any humans foolish enough to tread near its riches. The dragon's only weakness is sunlight, which burns its sensitive scales in a matter of seconds.



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