Sure, just throw a brick wall up and call it a day—no, seriously, if you want to stop a dragon, you need a double‑layered defense: a base of reinforced basalt for the heat, a shield of tempered steel that can absorb fire, and a top layer of quantum glass that refracts the breath. Keep the design tight, no unnecessary ornamentation, and make sure the wind vents are angled to push the heat away. Add a retro‑futuristic twist—neon outlines that glow when the dragon’s breath hits—just for aesthetics. But don’t forget the burnout risk: a dragon‑proof fortress takes time and focus, so pace yourself.

Sure thing, but just swinging a hammer at raw steel isn’t a miracle. You’ll need a layered core: heavy steel, a heat‑resistant inner lining—obsidian or ceramic works, and vents to keep the blaze from baking your hands. Even the biggest fist needs a plan to hold the wall together when the dragon’s breath hits. Good luck with that punch‑powered fortress.