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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Shayuri" data-source="post: 4213080" data-attributes="member: 4936">Ah! I see. Here is the skinny.Dragonwrought is available only to kobolds, and only at 1st level. It represents a sort of genetic throwback that brings a kobold some draconic features. In and of itself, it causes the kobold to become a "dragon" rather than a humanoid, becomes immune to magic sleep and paralysis, and gives them low light vision in addition to the darkvision they already possess. It also allows them to take Draconic Wings at 3rd level, instead of 1st as is usually required.Draconic Wings, normally only available to creatures of the dragon type, or with the Dragonborn subtype (which there are various ways to gain), give a +10 to Jump checks and allow the character to glide at a speed of 30 with average manueverability. Gliding is like flying, but you can't gain altitude without some outside force acting (thermals, eg) and MUST lose altitude. At 6 hit dice, you gain a limited flight...only for a number of rounds equal to your Con bonus. Exceed that...and there's a limit as to the total time flying per day too...and you get fatigued. You can switch between flying and gliding though, to extend time in the air. At 12 HD you can actually fly fly.I think you may need another feat at 6 HD or above too...Improved Draconic Wings or something.The Rite of Passage is distinct from a dragonmark in that it doesn't cost a feat. It costs money. And not a whole LOT of it either. Don't have it here to quote from right now though. I'll give a paraphrase of it when I get to the book.</blockquote>

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