By the way, what do you guys think of the Dragadorf? I'm currently looking into this, as well as the dragon. I'm not sure which is better
It's not going to win you the world championship, but it's at least as good as the Colle.
In what kind of ways are the positions different in the Dragadorf compared to the Dragon? (in the sense of which opening gets more active pieces, stronger attacks etc). Also, Bokomuru, I'm simply looking for a sharp opening that can give me some good wins at club-level; I don't mind if I can't beat the Wch with it (I couldn't win with any opening ;)
Dragon gets very sharp attacks. I don't really believe in the dragadorf, although it certainly is playable (and I play both dragon and najdorf too 
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And I have no idea how that thing ended up called the "Dragadorf." That "a" in the middle comes from absolutely nowhere, breaking every known and accepted neologistic rule. Anarchy. Dragodorf would have been so much better.
When it starts as a dragon and then a6 is played it is called a dragadorf.
But when g6 is played in a najdorf, I prefer to call it a najgon.
When it starts as a dragon and then a6 is played it is called a dragadorf.
But when g6 is played in a najdorf, I prefer to call it a najgon.
But not a "najAgon," amirite?
EDIT: @ #2, I think the Bb5+ line is called the Moscow.
its called the canal
yeah... you BETTER say smith morra!
Thoughts on sicilian dragon and its variations?
By the way, what do you guys think of the Dragadorf? I'm currently looking into this, as well as the dragon. I'm not sure which is better