Greatman32
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The campaign i have been running for a couple months has reached its zenith, it was excellent and my players after a few months hiatus want to play again. I pitched to them the idea of a setting where all the player characters start as young dragons in a dragon society of sorts. They would then go on appropriate adventures and quests and such as dragons. This sounded really great when I thought of it but, after further inspection I am starting to see a problem.
4e the game system I am now most familiar with my players having ditched 3.5 fairly early in my DMing career, which is as far as I can tell completely not set up for this sort of thing. So i would have to house-rule A TON of stuff to make it work.
Now I sort of have an idea of how I would like to do it. I would either make new races for the different dragons and then create "Dragon Classes" that would be appropriately strong. Or sort of tweak the monster dragons to work.
If anyone here has any tips on how I should probably set about this they would be welcome. Also if there is already a home-brew or official PC dragon campaign setting even if its not 4e it would probably save me a lot of work.
Thanks for reading and if you know anything that can help I would be much obliged .
4e the game system I am now most familiar with my players having ditched 3.5 fairly early in my DMing career, which is as far as I can tell completely not set up for this sort of thing. So i would have to house-rule A TON of stuff to make it work.
Now I sort of have an idea of how I would like to do it. I would either make new races for the different dragons and then create "Dragon Classes" that would be appropriately strong. Or sort of tweak the monster dragons to work.
If anyone here has any tips on how I should probably set about this they would be welcome. Also if there is already a home-brew or official PC dragon campaign setting even if its not 4e it would probably save me a lot of work.
Thanks for reading and if you know anything that can help I would be much obliged .