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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pour" data-source="post: 5763193" data-attributes="member: 59411">I treated the battlefield on three planes, the ground level, the dragon's body, and in the air. 'The Mountain that Moves' was meant for PCs on his body, which was predominantly just the warden. He managed all of his skill checks to remain mounted on the dragon, while also climbing from the tail to the body. I actually did play 'Trample' as damaging ground level and dragon body level PCs both, and combined with the wings and tail conditions, there were a lot of people being pushed and knocked prone throughout, but it was neither overdone or unimaginable fighting this massive thing. I had a long discussion with the group afterward regarding this approach the a solo- mentioning prone conditions, massive damage expressions (really upped damage of things like breath), and the idea of appendages vs. vital, and the response was very positive- one of the better fights of the Paragon tier, maybe the campaign.</blockquote>