pawsplay said:
QFT.Kaodi said:That picture is so much cooler if that is a green 4e dragon rather than a 4e green dragon.
That'd be really, really goddamned nice. Iron Kingdoms' exquisitely cool treatment of dragons stands out more than its guns and steam mecha, in my book, and it'd definitely be a nice route to see D&D head down. Probably ain't gonna happen, though.Kaodi said:B - Killing the sacred cow of colour-coded dragon. That picture is so much cooler if that is a green 4e dragon rather than a 4e green dragon.
GreatLemur said:That'd be really, really goddamned nice. Iron Kingdoms' exquisitely cool treatment of dragons stands out more than its guns and steam mecha, in my book, and it'd definitely be a nice route to see D&D head down. Probably ain't gonna happen, though.
I look at the picture and I see a group...in a Dungeon...fighting a Dragon and I think to myself that its perfect.DragonLancer said:I'm not keen on that picture - just doesn't sit right with me for some reason.
Hjorimir said:I look at the picture and I see a group...in a Dungeon...fighting a Dragon and I think to myself that its perfect.
Hjorimir said:I look at the picture and I see a group...in a Dungeon...fighting a Dragon and I think to myself that its perfect.
I don't disagree with you, but I would be really surprised if this was the case.Kaodi said:After consulting my Draconomicon, comparing that picture to the illustrations of the green and blue dragons in the example dragon section, I am wondering if they are A - Easing up on the physical description limits of dragons to make each one look more unique; or (hopefully) B - Killing the sacred cow of colour-coded dragon. That picture is so much cooler if that is a green 4e dragon rather than a 4e green dragon.