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<blockquote data-quote="Goobermunch" data-source="post: 892530" data-attributes="member: 10516">So humans are advanced tool-using beings and dragons are not?I kind of like the idea of an adult red dragon/fighter 10 who wears a glove of storing for her collosal (or whatever it would be)+5 adamantine greatsword.&nbsp; Sure, she's got the spells and the breath weapon, but sometimes she likes to wade in and hit stuff.As far as armor is concerned, I suspect that if dragons used armor, they wouldn't do so very often.&nbsp; When they did, it would be to deal with a real threat.&nbsp; That gives me an idea for an adventure.&nbsp; Take a high level party that should be able to take down a dragon and send them against one that knows they're coming.&nbsp; Give the dragon a few levels of fighter and some magical armor (to bring it up to an appropriate challenge level (that means tpk)).&nbsp; Well . . . maybe that's not such a good plan.&nbsp; I'll have to see if I can make it work.Of course, most of my dragons have class levels too.&nbsp; It makes them more impressive (not that they need to be).&nbsp; It's fun to watch the fighters squirm when the blue dragon gets sneak attack damage during its surprise round.--G</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Goobermunch, post: 892530, member: 10516"] So humans are advanced tool-using beings and dragons are not? I kind of like the idea of an adult red dragon/fighter 10 who wears a glove of storing for her collosal (or whatever it would be)+5 adamantine greatsword. Sure, she's got the spells and the breath weapon, but sometimes she likes to wade in and hit stuff. As far as armor is concerned, I suspect that if dragons used armor, they wouldn't do so very often. When they did, it would be to deal with a real threat. That gives me an idea for an adventure. Take a high level party that should be able to take down a dragon and send them against one that knows they're coming. Give the dragon a few levels of fighter and some magical armor (to bring it up to an appropriate challenge level (that means tpk)). Well . . . maybe that's not such a good plan. I'll have to see if I can make it work. Of course, most of my dragons have class levels too. It makes them more impressive (not that they need to be). It's fun to watch the fighters squirm when the blue dragon gets sneak attack damage during its surprise round. --G [/QUOTE]

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