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I like to imagine dragons having far more unique traits than color alone. Anyone else?
u/Fruta-Puta-Tuta — 4 days ago
"King of the Deep Wood" - NPC with normal commoner stats, but the druids and wood-elves let him run around (high on mushrooms) thinking he's a forest-demigod, because it amuses them.
u/Mocking-Eristic — 3 days ago
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House rules my `experienced` table used to improve the drama and RP of combat
Not right for every table obviously, it should fit the vibe of your table, not the other way around.
I wouldn't suggest this for an inexperienced group, it's supposed to be fun, most importantly.
u/Resilient-Sphere — 4 days ago
Yellow Dragon
All this talk of dragons got me thinking about the lesser-known yellow variety.
u/Perfidious_Redt — 4 days ago
Several takes on the same helpful guide
Different things work for different people. Hopefully, one of these will be helpful to your party.
u/Perfidious_Redt — 5 days ago
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Out of the Smoke and Effluvium of Destruction, a Tarrasque Appears
u/Mocking-Eristic — 4 days ago
I'd love to have this as a Tiefling ability.
u/Perfidious_Redt — 6 days ago