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I had forgotten about the hyppogriff riders! I think they were based on the western slopes of the Stormhorns, well away from population centers. My thought was the Purple Dragons should be riding wyverns. Plenty of those on Cormyr’s borders.

lol fyi: writing in all caps doesn’t strengthen an argument. And this is playtest content. Not official content. The Purple Dragons aren’t riding amethyst dragons. Hopefully they never will. Let’s skip over your erroneous mischaracterization of current events in Cormyr, current Cormyrean...

Heh. A “Knight” in Cormyr is a least noble rank that’s awarded on an individual basis. There are individual Purple Dragons who’ve earned the rank of Knight. (There are non-Purple Dragons who’ve earned it, too.) However, there’s no such thing as a “Purple Dragon Knight.” There are no chivalric...

Interesting point of view. Regarding the PDK: as written it's a big fat retcon.

No.

I can work with this. I’m looking forward to the new Monster Manual.

Any updates? I'm a parent of kids who're going to play D&D soon. I appreciate you sharing your experiences.

Regarding the new Purple Dragon Knight found in the latest Unearthed Aracana release: For goodness' sake. If the Purple Dragons are going to be riding across Cormyr's skies, it's going to be on wyverns, not fricking amethyst dragons (or any kind of true dragon). Cormyreans don't like seeing...

The revised versions of Spellfire and its follow on books are much improved. No more heavy hand of TSR/changing the novel’s direction while it was being written.

This is an odd take. The Realms have advanced by nearly a century and a half. A lot has changed. Heck, I remember Ed at GenCon talking about how the Realms must change. Cormyr is a case in point. 4E and 5E saw a boatload of new lore about Cormyr in the form of several novels, Dragon/Dungeon...

It would be nice to see the other continents of Toril fleshed out.

FR got its long, rich history by designers paying attention to to, and being mindful of, what came before (4E excepted). PDKs as presented would only add contradiction, would upend Cormyrean law and tradition, and invite into Cormyr’s territory the last thing anybody wants (dragons). Purple...

Queen Raedra, the Mage Royal, the Wardens of the Easter and Western Marches, and not a few others would object; it’s not the place of a commander to make deals like that. Some dragons might take it as tacit recognition by the humans of the draconic claim over Cormyr. They would see humans...

That’s news to me.

The name dates back to 3.5.

This is as close as anyone has ever come to explaining what a PDK is supposed to be. I like it because it suggests PDKs hunt dragons--always a favorite pastime for adventurers--and that there are dragons who're are ignoring the treaty that bound Thauglor the Black Doom to the the elf lord...

:laughs: My goodness! There's so much snot-nosed snark in your reply I'm tempted to tell you to wipe your nose and go to your room. And while you're there, read a book. (It's a little above your reading level, but you might learn something.)

Well this sounds interesting.

Yikes! The class text for the PDK is written for someplace that isn't Cormyr. Consider: Although the Purple Dragons were originally founded in Cormyr, new recruits are enlisted from any realms where chivalry is in abundance, including the Silver Marches, Damara, and Chessenta. Characters with...

Yep. That is, there has never been a “Purple Dragon Knight” in Cormyr. Ever.