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<blockquote data-quote="Cleon" data-source="post: 6911284" data-attributes="member: 57383">Ahi the Steel Dragon Original StatsSteel Dragon (Draco Ferrosus Carbo)&nbsp; FREQUENCY: Very rare&nbsp; NO. APPEARING: 1&nbsp; ARMOR CLASS: -2&nbsp; MOVEMENT: 9″/48″&nbsp; HIT DICE: 12 (96 hit points)&nbsp; % IN LAIR: 85%&nbsp; TREASURE TYPE: H, S, T&nbsp; NO. OF ATTACKS: 3&nbsp; DAMAGE/ATTACK: 1-6/1-6/3-24&nbsp; SPECIAL ATTACKS: See below&nbsp; SPECIAL DEFENSES: See below&nbsp; MAGIC RESISTANCE: Standard&nbsp; INTELLIGENCE: Genius&nbsp; ALIGNMENT: Lawful good&nbsp; SIZE: L (60′ long)&nbsp; PSIONIC ABILITY: NilAttack/Defense Modes: Nil&nbsp; CHANCE OF:Speaking: 100%Magic Use: 100%Sleeping: 15%Ahi, the steel dragon, is a loner. He lives high in the uppermost atmosphere of the Prime Material Plane in a castle that circles the earth on the west wind. Although he is lawful good, Ahi will not hesitate to properly deal with trespassers and other intruders into his home. At regular intervals, the steel dragon visits the earth to feed and to gather small treasures from any evil characters he finds.The steel dragon can attack with the usual claw/claw/bite routine of other dragons or with one of three breath weapons: a cloud (2″×2″×3″) of poison vapor that causes 2-12 hit points of damage and unconsciousness for 2-4 rounds; a cloud (same size) of scalding water vapor that causes 6-36 points of damage and blinds for two rounds; or a cone of vapor 6″ long (base diameter 2″) that causes affected creatures to assume gaseous form for 5-10 rounds.Ahi can cast any magic-user spell of first through sixth level, but can employ only two spells per day. The steel dragon can make himself gaseous at will and will do so in order to get behind an opponent. In addition to this, Ahi's normal appearance is as a shifting, cloudy, dragon-shaped mass of vapor. Because of this appearance, any opponent attacking the steel dragon with a weapon will always miss on his or her first attempt to hit.&nbsp;Originally appeared in Dragon Magazine #62 (“Steel Dragon - Grey Dragon” by Pat Reinken, June 1982).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cleon, post: 6911284, member: 57383"] [b]Ahi the Steel Dragon Original Stats[/b] [SIZE=4][SIZE=5][B]Steel Dragon [/B][/SIZE][I](Draco Ferrosus Carbo)[/I][/SIZE] FREQUENCY: [I]Very rare[/I] NO. APPEARING:[I] 1[/I] ARMOR CLASS: [I]-2[/I] MOVEMENT: [I]9[/I]″[I]/48[/I]″ HIT DICE: [I]12 (96 hit points)[/I] % IN LAIR: [I]85%[/I] TREASURE TYPE: [I]H, S, T[/I] NO. OF ATTACKS:[I] 3[/I] DAMAGE/ATTACK: [I]1-6/1-6/3-24[/I] SPECIAL ATTACKS: [I]See below[/I] SPECIAL DEFENSES: [I]See below[/I] MAGIC RESISTANCE: [I]Standard[/I] INTELLIGENCE: [I]Genius[/I] ALIGNMENT: [I]Lawful good[/I] SIZE: [I]L (60′ long)[/I] PSIONIC ABILITY: [I]Nil [/I]Attack/Defense Modes: [I]Nil[/I] CHANCE OF: [I]Speaking: 100% Magic Use: 100% Sleeping: 15%[/I] Ahi, the steel dragon, is a loner. He lives high in the uppermost atmosphere of the Prime Material Plane in a castle that circles the earth on the west wind. Although he is lawful good, Ahi will not hesitate to properly deal with trespassers and other intruders into his home. At regular intervals, the steel dragon visits the earth to feed and to gather small treasures from any evil characters he finds. The steel dragon can attack with the usual claw/claw/bite routine of other dragons or with one of three breath weapons: a cloud (2″×2″×3″) of poison vapor that causes 2-12 hit points of damage and unconsciousness for 2-4 rounds; a cloud (same size) of scalding water vapor that causes 6-36 points of damage and blinds for two rounds; or a cone of vapor 6″ long (base diameter 2″) that causes affected creatures to assume [I]gaseous form [/I]for 5-10 rounds. Ahi can cast any magic-user spell of first through sixth level, but can employ only two spells per day. The steel dragon can make himself gaseous at will and will do so in order to get behind an opponent. In addition to this, Ahi's normal appearance is as a shifting, cloudy, dragon-shaped mass of vapor. Because of this appearance, any opponent attacking the steel dragon with a weapon will always miss on his or her first attempt to hit. [I]Originally appeared in Dragon Magazine #62 (“Steel Dragon - Grey Dragon” by Pat Reinken, June 1982)[/I]. [/QUOTE]

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