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Everyone saying this "wouldn't be D&D" understands that this was how dragons worked in Birthright back in 2E, right? No chromatics or...

Dragons are already unique. Just because two dragons are "red" doesn't make them the same. It simply makes them come from the same...

Did you ask them, "Why would an illiterate 25-year-old resident of a fictitious Medieval village know the detailed biology and ethology...

I was just at half-price books. They had a big stack of "The Game Masters Book of Legendary Dragons" which is basically a bunch of...

I personally think this is the best approach. You take something familiar and add a twist or tweak, some unique elements. You still have...

This has been done..... Back in 2E Ed Greenwood had a bunch of articles, Wyrms of the North, each one was a very unique dragon. And...

I lose nothing by making monsters wholly unique. I gain the ability to suprise and frighten players by having monsters who's abilities...

How do you catch a unique dragon?

I tend to agree that examples of most types of game mechanics can be found in earlier games that wouldn’t be called modern. For me, I...

This is my dragon. There are many like it but this one is mine.

Yes! I much prefer "monsters" to be akin to the creatures of mythology. I have never liked the idea of "monsters" being natural. They...

I'm a big fan of "every monster is unique." There is A CHIMERA, and A GORGON, etc...

This is pretty much how I run dragons. I also run them as massive, unfathomably powerful, forces of nature (oftentimes tied to an actual...

Are you just deliberately missing the point?

I think it's purely group specific. I watch a heck of a lot of 5e D&D YT creators that espouse what I can only describe as a...