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<blockquote data-quote="Herosmith14" data-source="post: 7143384" data-attributes="member: 6886148"></blockquote>1.) Urban adventures for non-humanoids might be a little odd.&nbsp; How would the noble feel about inviting a dragon to the masquerade ball?2.) Many magic items may not work well for a dragon.&nbsp; Do dragons wear capes (Bib of the Mountebank)?&nbsp; Would magic armor reshape to a dragon? 3.) As you get larger (at higher levels) you might have trouble fitting in some places - literally.4.) Why are you the one dragon that hangs around with PCs?5.) It takes dragons hundreds of years to grow up - why do you do it so quickly?[/QUOTE]I don't really have any good answers for numbers 2 and 5, number 4 you could just say your a particularly adventurous and inquisitive dragon, or that the heroes saved your life in some way, etc.This wouldn't work at lower levels, but for numbers 1 and 3 I believe once a dragon is old/powerful enough it gains the ability to polymorph itself into a humanoid at will. At lower levels, the player would have to be okay with this, the party could say the the giant dragon is their pet, and they refuse to leave it out of the fun of the social events.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="Herosmith14, post: 7143384, member: 6886148"] [/QUOTE]1.) Urban adventures for non-humanoids might be a little odd. How would the noble feel about inviting a dragon to the masquerade ball? 2.) Many magic items may not work well for a dragon. Do dragons wear capes (Bib of the Mountebank)? Would magic armor reshape to a dragon? 3.) As you get larger (at higher levels) you might have trouble fitting in some places - literally. 4.) Why are you the one dragon that hangs around with PCs? 5.) It takes dragons hundreds of years to grow up - why do you do it so quickly?[/QUOTE] I don't really have any good answers for numbers 2 and 5, number 4 you could just say your a particularly adventurous and inquisitive dragon, or that the heroes saved your life in some way, etc. This wouldn't work at lower levels, but for numbers 1 and 3 I believe once a dragon is old/powerful enough it gains the ability to polymorph itself into a humanoid at will. At lower levels, the player would have to be okay with this, the party could say the the giant dragon is their pet, and they refuse to leave it out of the fun of the social events. [/QUOTE]

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