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The term "dragon" is actually kinda vague in modern day terms. A simple definition would be something like; Dragons are big reptiles/lizards of magical origins, varying in intelligence and attributed characteristics. In asian culture dragons are celestial, serpentine spirits usually associated with water and storms who embody wisdom and knowledge. In western cultures dragons are giant, fire breathing lizards of many different varieties, such as wyverns and drakes, who commonly represent greed and hoarding. As you can see, "dragons" and what they intale veries widely based on where you are. Personally, I prefer a combination of the western and asian versions; large, winged, magical reptiles of the western depictions with the wisdom and intelligence of the asian depictions. It's an even balance and some good examples of this version are the dragons from Merlin, Wakfu, Eragon, and Skyrim.
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