Survivor Monster Types- DRAGON WINS!
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Eltab
Lord of the Hidden Layer
Aberration 18 - 2 = 16 These things blow out my mind.
Beast 16
Celestial 17
Construct 18
Dragon 34
Elemental 20
Fey 21
Fiend 15
Giant 20
Monstrosity 26
Ooze 11
Swarm 4 + 1 = 5 Bees. Army Ants. Spiders. Hornets. Rats. Giant Wasps. Dire Rats! (to the pacing of "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap")
Undead 11
Beast 16
Celestial 17
Construct 18
Dragon 34
Elemental 20
Fey 21
Fiend 15
Giant 20
Monstrosity 26
Ooze 11
Swarm 4 + 1 = 5 Bees. Army Ants. Spiders. Hornets. Rats. Giant Wasps. Dire Rats! (to the pacing of "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap")
Undead 11
CleverNickName
Limit Break Dancing
Aberration 16
Beast 16
Celestial 17
Construct 18
Dragon 34+1=35
Elemental 20
Fey 21
Fiend 15-2=13
Giant 20
Monstrosity 26
Ooze 11
Swarm 5
Undead 11
Beast 16
Celestial 17
Construct 18
Dragon 34+1=35
Elemental 20
Fey 21
Fiend 15-2=13
Giant 20
Monstrosity 26
Ooze 11
Swarm 5
Undead 11
Swarmkeeper
Hero
DOWNVOTES ARE DEFINITELY, PROBABLY 2
Aberration 16
Beast 14 - Beast noed
Celestial 17
Construct 18
Dragon 35
Elemental 20
Fey 21
Fiend 13
Giant 21 - For the Giants
Monstrosity 26
Ooze 11
Swarm 5
Undead 11
Aberration 16
Beast 14 - Beast noed
Celestial 17
Construct 18
Dragon 35
Elemental 20
Fey 21
Fiend 13
Giant 21 - For the Giants
Monstrosity 26
Ooze 11
Swarm 5
Undead 11
TiwazTyrsfist
Adventurer
Aberration 16
Beast 14
Celestial 17
Construct 18
Dragon 34 - 2 = 32 - I like dragons, but i dislike them as a D&D monster because they are always badly used in actual play. By lore and stats Dragons, even young dragons, are smarter than the average human, some are smarter than high level wizards. They are supposed to be cunning, wise, and powerful. Yet 90+% of the time in games, the DM uses NO tactics, the Dragon will never talk things out, bargin, or bribe/be bribed. Even when battle starts to go badly and they are clearly losing them won't even try to surrender. Apparently all dragons are Death Berserkers? Basically we've lowered what should be the closest thing to a living god in all settings to a very large goblin with lots of hit points and fire breath. Go go dragons.
Elemental 20
Fey 21
Fiend 15
Giant 21
Monstrosity 26
Ooze 11 + 1 = 12 - Slimyboys
Swarm 5
Undead 11
Beast 14
Celestial 17
Construct 18
Dragon 34 - 2 = 32 - I like dragons, but i dislike them as a D&D monster because they are always badly used in actual play. By lore and stats Dragons, even young dragons, are smarter than the average human, some are smarter than high level wizards. They are supposed to be cunning, wise, and powerful. Yet 90+% of the time in games, the DM uses NO tactics, the Dragon will never talk things out, bargin, or bribe/be bribed. Even when battle starts to go badly and they are clearly losing them won't even try to surrender. Apparently all dragons are Death Berserkers? Basically we've lowered what should be the closest thing to a living god in all settings to a very large goblin with lots of hit points and fire breath. Go go dragons.
Elemental 20
Fey 21
Fiend 15
Giant 21
Monstrosity 26
Ooze 11 + 1 = 12 - Slimyboys
Swarm 5
Undead 11
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CleverNickName
Limit Break Dancing
I agree completely, but this is a problem with lazy Dungeon Masters--not a problem with dragons. (If "Lazy DM" was on this list, it would have been voted off in 0.003 seconds and the ENWorld server would have caught fire from the sudden and intense amount of downvoting.)
You aren't the only one who is B.A.D.D. (Bothered About Disposable Dragons.) You should join the club. (I think it's still active; it got awfully quiet over there during the 3E/4E edition wars...)
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