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BlackDrago
The Circle of the Dragon explores dragon and serpent history, mystery, science and theory.

About BlackDrago
BlackDrago, also known as The Circle of the Dragon, is a website about dragon and serpent history, mythology, science and theories. The homepage says the site is meant to help readers explore the mystery of the dragon and to be informative as well as entertaining. Content is organized into sections that include Dragons of Fame, Dragon Species, Dragon Slayers, Dragon Mythology, Dragon Science and Dragon Theories. The author is listed as Kylie 'drago' McCormick.
The site is rated 14 for slightly offensive material. The homepage notes that it includes stories from mythology, history and folklore, some of which are quite violent or contain adult themes, along with information on alchemy that may offend some readers. Parents and teachers reviewing material for children or students under 13 are advised to read each page completely first. The homepage lists updates by date, most recently 23 July 2024, which it describes as minor layout changes and spelling corrections. Pricing is unknown, and the source does not describe any paid features.
Key features
- Dragon species entries, including Boa, Uwabami and Vouivre
- Dragons of Fame articles on individual dragons, such as Apophis and Tiamat
- Dragon Slayer section with entries such as Tokoyo and Wada Heita Tanenaga
- Articles on dragon science and dragon theories
- Dragon mythology and folklore stories from several traditions
- Dated update log listing revised species and Dragons of Fame articles
- Covers dragon and serpent topics across mythology, history, science and theories in separate sections
- Lists dated updates to individual articles, so readers can see when entries changed
- Includes a bibliography, which was updated in November 2014
- Rated 14 for slightly offensive material
- Some stories contain violence or adult themes, and alchemy content may offend some readers
- Parents and teachers should read each page fully before letting children under 13 view it
BlackDrago at a glance
- Website
- blackdrago.com
- Category
- Lifestyle & Hobbies › Fun & Interesting Sites
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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