I mean...how many dragons can you think of besides Wormy who had a pool table with bound "demons" for balls?
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Mark Hope
Adventurer
Corpse Tearer was awesome. I still have a tape recording of a huge battle with him that one of my old groups played through. I'd love to see him statted out for 3e.Mouseferatu said:Ever since the Linnorms appeared in 2E, I've been a huge fan of Corpse-Tearer.
He was wussed out, and even made into a type of dragon in 3E--Boo! Hiss!--but I'd love to see him addressed as an individual again.
He'd be my vote. (Although in my current DS campaign he isn't actually real - just a legend put about by the sorcerer-kings to keep the liddle peeple in line...) Still, coolest dragon of them all. Although he also has the stupidest name of them all too. I mean, at what point did the original designers figure that "Borys" would be a neat name for the setting's iconic badass?
theredrobedwizard
Explorer
Voting for Meepo; he eventually becomes a Dragon... ish...
A bit more seriously; Gellidus (Frost). The last Dragon Overlord of Krynn. He survived for a long time after all the others had been slaughterated through careful manipulation and all kinds of crazy fun.
-TRRW
A bit more seriously; Gellidus (Frost). The last Dragon Overlord of Krynn. He survived for a long time after all the others had been slaughterated through careful manipulation and all kinds of crazy fun.
-TRRW
wykthor
First Post
Top 10 Dragons of all time? Tough question.
1 - Synn (OD&D Mystara, Night Dragon, corruptor of Glantri)
2 - Tiamat
3 - Cyan Bloodbane (DL)
4 - The Great One (OD&D, the "chief god" of all Dragons)
5 - Falazure (I love shadow dragons and dracoliches)
6 - Bahamut
7 - Aestrella Shanfarel (Greyhawk Dragon, masquerading as Theater Diva)
8 - Tchazzar (FR)
9 - Chronepsis
10 - Borys of Tyr (I know very little of DS, but included him just in case)
If half-dragons were allowed, I'd certainly include Vol
1 - Synn (OD&D Mystara, Night Dragon, corruptor of Glantri)
2 - Tiamat
3 - Cyan Bloodbane (DL)
4 - The Great One (OD&D, the "chief god" of all Dragons)
5 - Falazure (I love shadow dragons and dracoliches)
6 - Bahamut
7 - Aestrella Shanfarel (Greyhawk Dragon, masquerading as Theater Diva)
8 - Tchazzar (FR)
9 - Chronepsis
10 - Borys of Tyr (I know very little of DS, but included him just in case)
If half-dragons were allowed, I'd certainly include Vol
freebfrost
Explorer
Flame.
The only dragon to be featured in 3 Dungeon magazine adventures:
The only dragon to be featured in 3 Dungeon magazine adventures:
- Dungeon #1 "Into the Fire"
- Dungeon #17 "Out of the Ashes"
- Dungeon #100 "Old Embers Never Die".
Thunderfoot
Hero
1 - Tiamat
2 - Bahamut
3 - Smaug
4 - Wormy
5 - Gworf
6 - Puff
beyond this, I really don't care, I never got into any of the specific 'settings' so any other suggestions I would have would leave people scrathing their head.
I'm surprised more people haven't put Smaug down from 'The Hobbit' one of the few redeeming qualities from that book as I recall.
2 - Bahamut
3 - Smaug
4 - Wormy
5 - Gworf
6 - Puff
beyond this, I really don't care, I never got into any of the specific 'settings' so any other suggestions I would have would leave people scrathing their head.
I'm surprised more people haven't put Smaug down from 'The Hobbit' one of the few redeeming qualities from that book as I recall.
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