
Color / den: Noir
Tairneanach (Tairn)
- Rider
- Naolin; Violet Sorrengail
- Tail type
- Queue étoile du matin

L’EMPYREAN · GUIDE DES DRAGONS
Découvrez les dragons de la série Empyrean de Rebecca Yarros. Parcourez 36 dragons et cavaliers par nom, couleur de tanière ou type de queue, et comprenez le Threshing sans confondre le canon des romans avec les résultats du jeu Dragonkind.
The main novels are Fourth Wing, Iron Flame, and Onyx Storm. Threshing Day is a companion collection.
Spoiler note:The dragon roster includes names, riders, and details from later Empyrean books, including Onyx Storm. Continue only if you are comfortable with series-wide spoilers.
START WITH THE BEST-KNOWN BONDS
These best-known bonds connect the main cast of Fourth Wing to the wider rules and politics of dragonkind.

Color / den: Noir

Color / den: Irid

Color / den: Bleu / bleu marine

Color / den: Noir
NAME · RIDER · DEN · TAIL
Search this Fourth Wing dragon roster by dragon name, rider, den color, or tail type. Names stay in their original spelling so they are easy to compare with the books.
This fan-compiled list follows the supplied reference guide. Some entries are incomplete, and one source entry has a Cuir / Cruth spelling conflict; treat that note as unresolved.
36 sur 36 dragons
| Dragon | Cavalier lié | Couleur / tanière | Type de queue |
|---|---|---|---|
| Naolin; Violet Sorrengail | Noir | Queue étoile du matin | |
| Violet Sorrengail | Irid | Queue scorpion | |
| Xaden Riorson's grandfather; Xaden Riorson | Bleu / bleu marine | Queue dague | |
| Augustine Melgren | Noir | Queue épée | |
| Lilith Sorrengail | Brun | Inconnu | |
| Ridoc Gamlyn | Brun | Queue épée | |
| Jack Barlowe | Orange | Queue scorpion | |
| Bruegan | Professor Carr | Orange | Queue dague |
| Dain Aetos | Rouge | Queue épée | |
| Garrick Tavis | Brun | Queue scorpion | |
| Amber Mavis | Orange | Queue dague | |
| Quinn's aunt; Quinn | Vert | Queue scorpion | |
| Bodhi Durran | Vert | Queue épée | |
| Dagolh | Aura Beinhaven | Rouge | Queue massue |
| Liam Mairi | Rouge | Queue dague | |
| Fann | Ulices Ferris | Vert | Queue épée |
| Rhiannon Matthias | Vert | Queue dague | |
| Fiaclanfuil | Unknown | Noir | Inconnu |
| Soleil Telery | Brun | Queue massue | |
| Gaothal | Cianna | Inconnu | Inconnu |
| Ghrian | Unknown | Rouge | Queue scorpion |
| Imogen Cardulo | Orange | Queue dague | |
| Gleann | Caroline Ashton | Inconnu | Inconnu |
| Greim | Unknown | Inconnu | Inconnu |
| Leothan | None | Irid | Queue plume |
| Maise | Unknown | Inconnu | Inconnu |
| Malla | Nyra Voldaren | Rouge | Queue scorpion |
| Brennan Sorrengail | Orange | Queue dague | |
| Aaric Greycastle | Bleu | Queue massue | |
| Murtcuideam | Unknown | Noir | Inconnu |
| Sawyer | Rouge | Queue épée | |
| Smachd | Professor Kaori | Inconnu | Inconnu |
| Solas | Burton Varrish | Orange | Queue dague |
| Mira Sorrengail | Vert | Queue massue | |
| Thareux | Unknown | Noir | Inconnu |
| Sloane Mairi | Rouge / fraise | Queue dague |
READING THE REFERENCE
The guide records black, blue, green, red, orange, brown, and irid dragons. A color entry identifies a den; it is separate from a dragon’s tail type.
The roster records swordtail, daggertail, clubtail, morningstartail, scorpiontail, and feathertail. These names describe tail classifications; the source does not establish a universal combat ranking.


THE CEREMONY THAT CHANGES EVERYTHING
At Basgiath War College, rider candidates enter the dangerous Threshing Valley and seek a dragon willing to bond with them. A dragon makes the choice; a cadet cannot tame or command one into a pact. The bond can channel a dragon’s power to a rider and shape the rider’s later abilities and responsibilities.
The danger is real in the books: a candidate who is not chosen may die in the valley. Threshing is a life-changing selection, not a safe graduation ceremony.
KEEP EXPLORING
QUICK ANSWERS
The Empyrean is Rebecca Yarros’s fantasy series that begins with Fourth Wing. This reference also covers dragons and riders named in Iron Flame and Onyx Storm.
Threshing is the dangerous ceremony at Basgiath where dragon-rider candidates enter the valley and dragons choose whether to form a bond.
No. Dragonkind is an interactive experience inspired by the books. Its outcomes belong to the game experience and do not establish a character’s canonical dragon bond.
Search by a dragon’s English name, rider, den color, or tail type. Names stay in their original spelling so you can compare them with the books.