Dorminus

Dorminus, God of Earth, Stone and Rock
Although technically not a dragon but instead some form of flightless fire breathing beast, Dorminus is largely viewed as the opposite to his colorful counterpart Eros the god of fire and chaos.

Dorminus is depicted as a large black dragon with red eyes and no wings, he is often shown moving earth or breaking open the ground.

Legends say that Dorminus labored many thousands of years stabilizing the earth from within, assuring that the surface would not split asunder or collapse into the depths. He moved dirt, carved stone and forged crude supports to hold up the world. So the tales go.

Evidence for Dorminus is quite thin as the only depictions we have of him are found deep underground in cave drawings and carvings. They speak of the "Strong Black Dragon" that roamed the depths until he fell into a deep slumber. Although the word 'dragon' appears the images that follow never show any wings on the beast but aside from that it appears to be the same as any dragon, if a bit bulkier.

The common folk believe that earthquakes are a sign that Dorminus is waking up, of course we can dismiss such ideas but it does bring to question if such a beast really does exist, what effect are earthquakes and fissures having on it. His symbol is that of a black dragon head, with a crimson red eye on a field of brown and bordered with grey.