Or Line Inverse."Anti-dragon weaponry", in the context of a FRPG, is Bard the Bowman shooting the Black Arrow. At least, that's how it seems to me.
Not in D&D."Anti-dragon weaponry", in the context of a FRPG, is Bard the Bowman shooting the Black Arrow. At least, that's how it seems to me.
What, it's just an arrow of dragon slaying.Not in D&D.
I don't follow.Not in D&D.
I don't follow.
Well Bard did.You don't kill an ancient dragon with one lucky shot.
Urrgh... not really...In 4e D&D this could be a skill challenge to "minionise" the dragon.
More like "arrows of dragon enraging".Oh well, apparently they don't make arrows of dragonslaying the way they used to. : (
Maybe we should change the name to "arrow of dragon hurting".
Sure, you ask the GM if they will do it.Well Bard did.
In 4e D&D this could be a skill challenge to "minionise" the dragon.
I don't know the details of how 5e D&D would resolve it, but I assume it has a way.
Again, I don't follow.Urrgh... not really...
There you go!Sure, you ask the GM if they will do it.
Extra 6d10 damage won't cut it.
Not the standard Arrow of Dragon Slaying you read about in the DMG. The Black Arrow is a sentient Artifact. You can tell because Bard spoke to it.
Bard also spoke to a random thrush. Lots of things have sentience in Middle Earth.Not the standard Arrow of Dragon Slaying you read about in the DMG. The Black Arrow is a sentient Artifact. You can tell because Bard spoke to it.
I had an old car I spoke to all the time. Mostly "Please start" or "&$^ what's wrong now!" Doesn't mean it was sentient.![]()