Fighting Dragons?

Question

If two fire breathing dragons were fighting and one dragon blew fire into the other dragon's mouth; how would it affect the dragon? Would it injure him?

Answer 1

It won hurt it the defending dragon will use his own fire and urn the attacking dragons fire around and both dragon's ire would hit he dragon that tried ti hi the other dragon.Confusing i know.

Answer 2

Heh. Well, depends on what mythos you're using. If you're going by 3rd edition dungeons and dragons, if those dragons are breathing fire, they're probably also possessing fire immunity. Of course, from a "realistic" standpoint, nothing is completely immune to fire: even of some kind of matter is "resilient" to heat and doesn't catch on fire, at a certain point, thermal energy will simply cause some form of material reaction.

But from a "realistic" standpoint, think about two flame-throwers. Anything prior to "ignition" of whatever it is that causes the flame is probably not resilient to said flame, but anything past the ignition point MUST be resilient to flame, else breathing fire in the first place would damage it. Then again, dragons are magical creatures (in most mythos) and as thus may not be suspectible to basic physical laws of nature. Hope that "Helps"

Answer 3

No. Fire is fire. Fire coming out and going into a dragon's mouth will not do any harm. the claws however can do some serious harm.

Those born in the year of the dragon (Chinese zodiac) are extremely fortunate people.

Answer 4

Depends on which theory of dragon flight you ascribe to. One theory was that dragons produced hydrogen, which was what allowd them to fly and to breathe fire. The gas only ignated when outside of the body. Being that hydorgen gas is HIGHLY flamable, IF a flame were introuded to the inside fo the body, the hydrogen inside would ignite and when it did, there would be a severe explosion, probably destroying both creatures and anyything else around for many miles.

Answer 5

dork.nerd... no