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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nightfall" data-source="post: 62674" data-attributes="member: 374">Okay this you understand is just an idea I have.Now in this particular world I've created, Dragons (at least TRUE ones) are a rare breed. Most people dismiss them as things from old stories. However in one place, there's an great red wyrm that's been around a VERY long time. He's cunning, deceitful AND very arrogant. (But not to the point of overweening prideful kind of thing). He's also has had time to breed with various "lower" species in an effort to show his "generous" nature. One of his creations is a half Tauron(a monstrous humanoid creature)/half red dragon called Cimber. He's a most fearsome fellow and his beliefs are as follows: Only the strong deserve to survive. His father is the only living being worthy of praise. Death to all the worshippers of divine powers, save those that follow his father. He has levels in fighter and druid. Now the trouble is he's opposed by two main groups, one a small but heavily fortified town of gnomes, and the other is a local legend, Durlock the Undying, an ogre magi that is also a lich. (This happened because of the true ritual lich) Durlock is a believer in his master, called Chern the Plague Lord. However he is also obsessed with destroying the gnomes and making a new place to help bring about the restoration of his lord. My trouble is this. 1: Should the dragon be in any way involved in this conflict. He cares about his progeny (one of them is a half cavern hag that has sworn a blood allegiance to her father, among others and is kind of the defunct spiritual leader) but not at the cost of his existence being found out. (Everyone believes he's dead or is a ghost) 2: If the dragon DOES become involved, can he beat back a town (approximate size is a large town, with around 3,500 gnomes (no other races) AND handle Durlock, with his rather large following of undead legions and pestilent type of creatures? 3. What tactics should he employ if he wants to wage a covert war instead of an overt one?</blockquote>

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