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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Goonalan" data-source="post: 5419079" data-attributes="member: 16069">I tried to play the dragon as a powerful and yet reasonable controlling element, he lead the conversation, asked each PC in turn various questions, and insisted they answer truthfully- at first the PCs were relcutant to divulge their mission. I didn't make an Insight check I just presumed the Dragon could see through the PCs half-truths. To be fair the PCs very quickly realised that not telling the truth, the whole truth, would just be the wrong thing to do- the Dragon Channoa has been stuck in Kiris for the last 8 months or so- guardian of the Slaying Stone. The PCs turning up is an ideal opportunity for it to get out of the ruined town and get on with other things- it was happy to see the PCs, and hopeful that they would prove themselves capable of taking care of the Slaying Stone.The Dragon also has another secret, not one I'm going to reveal now of course...Hoyt, as I stated in one of the previous write-ups was played as a sympathetic character, his backstory tailored to present the PCs with an ethical dilemma- Wererat but a good man, with a desire to do the right thing- and still faithful to idea of seeing Kiris Dahn made anew, but better...Seems I did okay with Hoyt.In different circumstances Channoa, the Dragon, may of course behave in a different way.PDR</blockquote>