Lapis Minoris (also referred to as Rock Drakes) are a gentle and docile species, one of the best suited for younger visitors to the archipelago. They are sturdy and reliable mounts, able to walk through all manner of rough or difficult terrain with little effort. This makes them excellent choices for exploring the black-sand beaches of Tenebris and its much rockier inland features. These drakes function well both alone and in groups, and are therefore well suited for solo or group trips.

Each individual dragon of this species can carry up to one person.

Gemma Majoris (also referred to as Geode Drakes) are just as gentle and docile as their rocky counterparts, but thrive best alone or in pairs. They are slower walkers than Rock Drakes, but have far more stamina in comparison, and are best for our longer tours. They share their excellent ability to traverse rough terrain, and are therefore an equally good choice for your tour of Tenebris.

Each individual dragon of this species can carry up to three people (or two if a tourist accidentally gets consumed) excluding their handler.