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We could also go with Ardent, Lurk, or Psychic Warrior, but I would say go for Psion, with a discipline.

Blech, any character capable of HAVING a 100 Strength should be MORE than able to handle any deficiencies in his stats. After all, he managed to MAKE it to said level. Now, It is possible to have a 100-ish strength by level 80 (Depending on your race and all that). If one made it to that level...

Corellon: Wizard 26, Bard 25, Druid 25, Ranger 25 Hmmm, well, I supose there is no accounting for taste. LOL I would think Corellon may work better as: Wizard 26/Bard 25/Ranger 25/Cleric 22/Elf Paragon 3 (from Unearthed Arcana) I just don't see him as the druidy type.

Ahhh yes, I have done that on numerous occasions.

Hmmm, actually, I got a thought about possibly having them have Improved Grab/Constrict instead of Pounce. That coupled with the fact that they can cast spells should make them different enough from the landwyrms. Also, I was thinking of a Burrow speed to replace the fly speed.

I would think it is bacause it is a half-dragon elephant, and thus stands somewhat upright, possibly in a huched-over simian stance. That was my though.... Dunno though...

I Like the drakes. Yeah, the Diamond Dragon would look better with some psionics attatched. :p As for the Aluminum, I would rather not add the wings, but instead add a pounce attack. Also, Improved Grab is a possibility. Thoughts?

Aspect of Tiamat appeared in Dragon Magic, Red Hand of Doom, Miniatures Handbook and the FCII Web Enhancement. I think we should go with the Dragon Magic version, and also point out that stats can also be found in those other sources.

I would say unecessary. We would have to almost re-write a chunk of text to include it. Many other creatures had such limits in 1E, and they were dropped. I'd say use the spell as written, with its 375 pound limit. Also, in 3rd ed. 50 gp = 1 pound, so that would make it 100 lbs. :p I don't...

We don't need the number of days for regening the tail. That is covered in regeneration. I recommend severing the tail deal 7 points of damage to Amduscias. That is half the total hit points of the tail. 1d8 sounds good. Most constrict attacks I've seen are Str x 1.5 though, so 1d8+15 would...

Yay! Oblivax and Scarecrow! I hope they did include the variant ones! I remember enjoying coming up with them.

LOL, I didn't catch that the first time either! :p

Her realm is accessable via the Demonweb pits.

Ding! Sold. Of course, I prolly would have bought it anyways. I *love* the monster series so far. Draconomicon hooked me, and so far I've liked all of them (my least favourite being Libris Mortiss, and I LIKED Libris Mortiss)

Hmmm, I'm thinking a long, snakelike dragon. Almost Craw Wurm-ish, but with claws and the like. Should we add Pounce to these dragons, to account for lack of wings? Also, for the aluminum's acid breath, d'yall think a cone or a line?? I'm not sure. I can go either way. Also, since it's a...

I indeed have had fun mixing up templates like this. One of my personal fav's was a Force-Using (Star Wars) Titanic (MM2) Dire (Right Here :) ) Albadian Battle Dog (Creature Collection).

Lol, well, we have an African Metallic Dragon with acid breath and resistance. I'm inclined to go with freyar's suggestions on SLA's earlier.

The Gem Dragons are in the MM2 The Lung Dragons are in Oriental Adventures (3.0) The Epic Dragons (Force and Prismatic) are in the Epic Level Handbook The Faerûnian Dragons (Brown, Song, Deep, Fang, and Shadow) are in Monsters of Faerûn. The Planar Dragons are in the Draconomicon, as are the...

Another Planet? Possibly, I don't have my Epic Bestiary with me. I am thinking Macro-Huge for Asteroid-size. Anyone want to confirm?

Well then, how about Peridot, Tanzanite, and Malachite as the three, being the three most popular in Africa/Middle East?? Later, if we do a Mesoamerican section, we can add the other gemstones. IIRC, there is only one Mesoamerican dragon in the D&D world stated, and that is the Tlalocoatl.