Final Open fantribe number 3, and the one that most people seemed interested in: DrownWings!

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If you thought SeaWings were the great whites of the sea, then the DrownWings are the megalodons. Huge, powerful, three-tailed beasts, DrownWings are one of the largest and most mysterious tribes in Pyrrhia. They spend most of their life deep underwater, and only participated briefly in the Great War. (To aid the SkyWings and MudWings during an attack on the SeaWings)

DrownWings loath SeaWings, consider them a joke, and have no respect for the small tribe. Like the other tribes call their kingdoms 'The Kingdom of ____', DrownWings call their underwater city the Kingdom of the Drowned.

Natural abilities? Pft-- aside from the triple tails that are as strong as a SeaWings and as flexible and long as a RainWings that they use to strangle and drown unsuspecting dragons, the enormous size, incredible night vision and vision in darkness, DrownWings don't have much. (Kidding)

They aren't very good fliers, though, for their wings have become more fin-like, and are quite slow on land due to the weight of their tails. (They normally glide) They have two almost angler-fish like tendrils behind their heads with lights on the end, that can be used for attracting attention or mimicking eyes in the darkness when on land.

Their current queen is Queen Thalassa, who became queen at the age of five and has been ruling for nearly thirty years.

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How to make a DrownWing: literally just draw it and tag me in it lol. Comment on this chapter, at least, if you want to make one. (Same as Herb and Flux)

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Designs:

DrownWings are normally VERY dark blues, greens, and purples. They are never albino-- it's genetically improbable. They can also be black/dark grey. They sometimes have patterns of deep-sea fish. (Or just patterns lol. Thalassa has a striped pattern. Patterns are not required.) Their eye color always matches their light color. Have fun with their designs.

DrownWings are normally named after ocean stuff, deep-sea fish, currents, and things pertaining to the depth.