Forming the Bond: You permanently bond with a newly hatched metallic dragon. This requires you to locate an unhatched dragon egg and spend 1d4 days nurturing the egg so that it hatches. The hatchling may be of any of the following types of metallic dragon: brass, bronze, copper, or silver.
You can confer the bond to another recipient who you are touching when you cast the spell. A dragon that has been bonded can never be bonded with another target. Likewise, this spell cannot be used to bond more than one dragon to any individual.
Wyrmlings cannot be used as mounts until they grow into young dragons. A dragon cannot use legendary actions while is being used in combat.
Controlling the Dragon: Your dragon moves and acts on your turn and initiative. You can decide how the dragon moves and attacks. While your dragon is fighting alongside you, it loses it multi-attack feature. If your dragon has a breath weapon, it can be used once, and it recharges after you and the dragon complete a long rest.
If your bonded dragon dies, you will die within 24 hours unless the dragon is returned to life. You cannot be raised from the dead unless your bonded dragon is alive. The same is true of your dragon.
* - (magical armour, shield, weapon, ring, rod, staff, or wand worth at least 5,000 gp, which the spell consumes; an unhatched dragon egg)
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