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  • which wings of fire book is your fav? I like The Dangerous Gift, and the Poison Jungle. I especially like the latter and the way Tui Sutherland wrote Sundew talking to plants, and also most authors I know might’ve just talked about carnivorous plants but doesn’t have any encounters with them because it might not seem important, i really like how there are parts where so-and-so almost got eaten by the plant rather than just talking about it. And the main reason I like Snowfall is cuz of her redemption arc in The Dangerous Gift! 😀
    EDIT: yay page flippoooo!

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  • Renda’s tribe ranking (Only the Pyrrhian tribes bc Im lazy and have to go to bed soon)
    From worst to best.
    #7: MudWings.
    I took a survey of which tribe I’d belonged to, and I got MudWings and the explanation made sense (Focuses on friends and family, kind, strong), but I just don’t see MudWings that way. Strong, yes, but kind of boring. I feel like a lot of the MudWings we’ve seen don’t have much of a personality which makes me think of them as just kind of dry and useless.
    #6: NightWings.
    Yeah the NightWings generally suck. Nowadays Moon and Starflight are the only decent NightWings, all the others are just really annoying like Mastermind. I feel like in Darkstalker’s time they weren’t much better, they were kind of seemed like conspiracists who abused their power mostly.
    #5: SkyWings!
    SkyWings are for one, basic dragons: red, mean, fire-breathing dragons. And second, I may be the only one who notices this but SkyWings are a bit I guess discriminating towards dragons who are different. This is probably not the right word, but they do kill animus dragons inside their eggs, and kill dragons who have too much or too little fire upon hatching, except in Peril’s case, when Kestrel tried to stop them I thnk and got banished that just sets them apart as a tribe I don’t like
    #4: SandWings.
    The only interesting thing about them is their tail barb. otherwise not much to look at. Not much to say about them, but it would be nice to have a tail barb.
    #3: SeaWings.
    SeaWings are the tribe I most want to be, it seems like the most strategic move to me, if I could choose powers, to be able to breathe underwater. Then you could survive in more different environments. But…there are just… better tribes.
    #2: RainWings.
    They’re really nice, and more chill, which I really like. I love how Queen Glory kind of transformed them to be less lazy and to be more open to other tribes.
    And………
    #1: ICEWINGS!!!!
    Me, I am no IceWing. Anyone can tell that by just looking at me. I am not icy or angry or brutal towards others in any way and I don’t discriminate people based on a so-called “rank” in society. (Frost-breath might be cool though!) what I love about them is their society and how everything’s organized! I also love there system of having animus IceWings only allowed to make a gift for the tribe then move on although I don’t know what I would make in that position, it seems like a really good way to handle magic.
    There you have it— I’ma go to bed now. Lemme know what you think and how you would rank the 7 tribes! <33

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    • Sounds fun!

      7. NightWings
      I despise the modern-day NightWings except for Moonwatcher and Starflight. Honestly, they committed tons of crimes that they were never held accountable for- such as, kidnapping RainWings, killing the IceWing prisoners in Scarlet’s arena, killing a troop of SkyWings, and assassinating important generals in other tribes just so the world would believe their false Dragonet Prophecy. Other than Morrowseer and Mastermind, the rest of the NightWings got a happy life where they could get all the food they wanted and get off scot-free, including a few that assisted in those life-taking crimes.

      6. SandWings
      I mean, their barbs and ability to survive a long time without water is pretty cool, but other than that, they don’t seem that special to me. Sure, there was Qibli and Thorn that I like, but overall, SandWings don’t do that much that make me think they’re great. They’re mostly just a meh to me.

      5. RainWings
      Before Glory came, most RainWings were lazy, chill, and overly peaceful dragons who couldn’t even dream of hurting others. Heck, they even saw sloths as pets instead of prey, and barely raised a single claw to rescue their missing Tribemates. I do like their abilities to camouflage and have venom-spit though.

      4. SkyWings
      They’re decent, but most of the time, when they’re featured in books, they’re displayed as grumpy, bad-tempered dragons. Like Rosie mentioned, they killed animus dragons and firescales dragosn in a brutal way- like, throwing them off cliffs, etc. The reason I like Kestrel actually, is that she was brave enough to defy SkyClan orders and traditions to save her dragonets, which shows that despite her ill temper and rudeness, she loved Peril and Sky enough to disobey rules and risk her life for them. But even though SkyWings can be quite crabby, they’re usually very loyal to their leaders and fight to the death for their Tribe.

      3. MudWings
      We don’t see many MudWings appearing very prominently in the arcs, and even in the Dragonet Prophecy, they only come out for a limited time. Yet those moments is enough to see a MudWing’s true traits- loyal, warm-hearted, and fiercely protective and loving towards their sibs.

      2. IceWings
      IceWings aren’t my favorite tribe because of how they’re so narrow-minded about working with dragons from other tribes, and how they’re haughty and overly proud to even accept some help especially when they need it. They push their dragonets hard towards the rank of an aristocrat, the only way they’re actually showing any love is setting their young towards the first circle rank. But they’re an organized tribe, they have all their rules, which is how the IceWings never fell into complete chaos, unlike the SandWing sisters.

      1. SeaWings
      I really like how they can breathe underwater, it’s a very unique ability that no other tribe has. Although this is their only power, the ability has proved to be very useful, especially for, when Tsunami and Turtle swam to Pantala via the ocean between the continents. Their creativity in making a whole language based on lighting their glowing stripes is smart, especially when they need to quickly communicate to each other when they couldn’t talk.

      This is getting too long help-

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