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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rechan" data-source="post: 5019465" data-attributes="member: 54846">As a side note, I just compared the Steel dragon to the Cobalt dragon. The Steel is the same role, and just 2 levels higher, but it looks leagues more lethal than the Cobalt. The bite: +2d8 more damage. The claw: +1d6 more. (Comparing the At Will double attack, I think the win goes to the Cobalt though - it gets a bite, and two claws, with a shift in between). The at-will immediate reaction attack knocks the target prone and lets the STeel dragon get away, compared to the Cobalt simply pushing the target away when they miss with an attack. This means that the Steel dragon is going to get to cancel one melee attack per turn (since it fires on an adjacent move). Breath weapon: 2d10 vs. 1d6! Dazed vs restrained/slowed. I wonder why the Steel is so much more potent?</blockquote>