Comments on: D&D 4E review: DRAGONS!!!

By: BeLeDiN DM

BeLeDiN DM — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 01:56:20 +0000

Hey, i have a Silver dragon in my campaign and every single player enjoy that. (especially the dragonborn player) :D and my personally favorites are Silver-Steel-Red & Black dragons.

By: Mini-Fluff'N'Crunch: Requiem for my Bronze Friend : Critical Hits

Mini-Fluff'N'Crunch: Requiem for my Bronze Friend : Critical Hits — Fri, 24 Sep 2010 16:00:18 +0000

[...] That perfidious and oh so diabolical Yax has been reading all those “WotC presents” books and, through his Red Dragon comic-relief Minion Expy, has announced that our cherished Wizards on the Coast are revamping the dragons. [...]

By: Issac

Issac — Sat, 14 Jun 2008 04:15:24 +0000

Hey, I have a Brass in my campaign thats an intimate part of the plot.The players enjoy his prescence and find the dragons character intriguing. Besides its up to the DM to figure out what really differentiates one race from another, dropping creatures which were initally brought in by Dragonlance seems a little like a sad attempt to glam up the game. Cool names and colors don’t make good D&D, its roleplay, game play, and DM attention which make a good game. “If it ain’t broke, leave it alone.”

By: Marty Lund

Marty Lund — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 23:50:09 +0000

Cutting Brass and Bronze makes sense – they were just alloys of Copper anyway. Silver, Copper, and Gold were pure metallic elements. What’s worse, Bronze was higher on the hierarchy as an alloy-dragon than Copper was as a pure-metal.

Iron and Adamantine are likewise pure metallic elements, and make much more sense to include.

Seriously, I think we’ll be better off with just Copper, Iron, and Adamantine Dragons that than Copper, Copper-diluted-with-Tin, and Copper-diluted-with-Zinc Dragons.

By: The Chatty DM

The Chatty DM — Wed, 16 Jan 2008 01:31:30 +0000

He he he he!

Chatty Whistles innocently