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<blockquote data-quote="Kristian Serrano" data-source="post: 3676186" data-attributes="member: 13046">Get your hands on a copy of Council of Wyrms. It was a 2e campaign option by TSR, and you can purchase the PDF for $4. There were actually two versions, the later version just updated the first.A friend of mine ran a homebrew campaign that was something similar to what you describe, but dragons, while present, weren't heavily involved. The main monestary just revered dragons in a spiritual sense. That's not to say dragons weren't present as they did make appearances as key NPCs. As an aside, the entire campaign assumed we all at least had a handful of levels of monk and were allowed to multi-class freely. Eventually, we were bestowed half-dragon progressive templates, too.I've been flexing my atrophied creative muscles for a dragon-themed campaign using Draconomicon, Races of the Dragon, and Dragon Magic myself, but I haven't had time to get very far with it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kristian Serrano, post: 3676186, member: 13046"] Get your hands on a copy of Council of Wyrms. It was a 2e campaign option by TSR, and you can purchase the PDF for $4. There were actually two versions, the later version just updated the first. A friend of mine ran a homebrew campaign that was something similar to what you describe, but dragons, while present, weren't heavily involved. The main monestary just revered dragons in a spiritual sense. That's not to say dragons weren't present as they did make appearances as key NPCs. As an aside, the entire campaign assumed we all at least had a handful of levels of monk and were allowed to multi-class freely. Eventually, we were bestowed half-dragon progressive templates, too. I've been flexing my atrophied creative muscles for a dragon-themed campaign using Draconomicon, Races of the Dragon, and Dragon Magic myself, but I haven't had time to get very far with it. [/QUOTE]

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