Veni, vidi, vici! Even from a young age, the Caesar Dragon is precocious in exerting its control over other young dragons. Hatchlings flock to this charismatic young breed for its assertiveness, though others think Caesar Dragons can be a bit too aggressive and territorial. Caesar Dragons usually go through an awkward teenage stage. Their successes early in life tend to make them paranoid around large groups of dragons. They also have an elevated fear of pointy objects, so if you're harvesting fruit before visiting your Caesar Dragon, make sure to leave your tools at the farm. Among their roosts and islands, adult Caesar Dragons are often thrust into the role of the unwilling leader. Dragons will follow Caesar Dragons around the island incessantly, even after being snapped at in relaliation. In fact, the more tough love the Caesar Dragons show, the more the other dragons seem to admire them. Among their roosts and islands, adult Caesar Dragons are often thrust into the role of the unwilling leader. Dragons will follow Caesar Dragons around the island incessantly, even after being snapped at in relaliation. In fact, the more tough love the Caesar Dragons show, the more the other dragons seem to admire them.