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<blockquote data-quote="TheDelphian" data-source="post: 8265204" data-attributes="member: 7022317">I have a campaign that the dragons instead of getting more powerful as they age they grew in power for how much area they controlled and number of creatures they mastered. It came from the player's commenting when they heard about a possible dragon being around in the swamp that if it were true they would wait while they leveled up and come back and kick its ass.&nbsp; Which made me think of the paradigm and thought it would be more interesting if they grew in size/age as they grew in power and this would explain dragons contesting in territory and some other ideas.worked out well when they went back after the dragon and it had time to subjugate some lizard folk and grow more powerful and hence bigger. was a nice surprise. It wasn't to screw the players. Them ignoring it was fine with me as I tend to throw out many hooks and let them bite on which ever one they like just their comments set me to thinking.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TheDelphian, post: 8265204, member: 7022317"] I have a campaign that the dragons instead of getting more powerful as they age they grew in power for how much area they controlled and number of creatures they mastered. It came from the player's commenting when they heard about a possible dragon being around in the swamp that if it were true they would wait while they leveled up and come back and kick its ass. Which made me think of the paradigm and thought it would be more interesting if they grew in size/age as they grew in power and this would explain dragons contesting in territory and some other ideas. worked out well when they went back after the dragon and it had time to subjugate some lizard folk and grow more powerful and hence bigger. was a nice surprise. It wasn't to screw the players. Them ignoring it was fine with me as I tend to throw out many hooks and let them bite on which ever one they like just their comments set me to thinking. [/QUOTE]

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