yes but you forget Dragons tails are like the strongest spears, you keep thinking of Dragons on the scale of normal animals, they are not they are mystical and super strength and darn near invulnerable.

Unless your a hero with an enchanted blade.

Fafnir wins because he could just fly the Crystal King a fair ways into the sky, and then dive bomb him into the ground. Also, I do believe smashing large, heavy crystal & rock monsters into the ground at terminal velocity is far more effective than a silly little hammer.

Ah, the first possible way to actual crack me skull! That is one fine move you played, SB; one fine move... xD

The only way I could think of counteracting that is saying that *possibly* CK is too heavy? But what I just said has its faults(being the fact that LEGO doesn't give us a weight), so Im just not gonna use that. Good idea, SB. If I ever become a dragon and fight a golem, I will try that!(Its up to you to think if I was serious or not... )

Thank you, and if CK were too heavy the dragon could just lure him up to the top of some cliff and throw him off the ledge or grab him and glide out far enough so CK couldn't grab the cliff face to slow down. I also back that theory up with some sort of dragon smarts or cleverness, they are mythical creatures after all, and thus have some amount of cleverness.

Haha, but CK isn't just a rock head(pun intended). I dont think any monster(besides maybe a troll, who is known for his stupidity) would be lured up that easily, then pushed off a mountain. xD Plus, from all the lore of dragons I have ever learned/heard/watched on the History channel, they are mythical beasts of raw power, but actually have small, unsmartish brains. Think T-rex with wings.

Actually Dragons are noted for being very wise due to their long life.

Personally I think the dragon, in an open battlefield. But what if the Crystal King lured the dragon underground into his realm. Overall I think the dragon would win.

I agree with Asterios. Dragons are wise.

Though possibly foolishly prideful, in the case of Smaug.