Dragon with a Cloak of Charisma...

[Ambrus]

Heh. If you think a dragon wearing a cloak sounds silly, imagine one wearing a magical shirt or robe.

Wasn't there a book that had alternate slots for dragons instead of the ones for bipeds?I thought it was in Draconomicon, but couldn't find it.[I did a quick look, though, so it probably is in there]If so, say that a piece of magical equipment not only changes size to fit its new master ... it also changes its ability to fit into the appropriate body slot.

It is in the Draconomicon, near the beginning. It does say that dragons can wear any magic item made for a humanoid (except armor though) but they don't have altered body slots; they have the same slots as a humanoid. The Draconomicon only suggests different forms that magic items specially made for dragons might take, such as a pectoral gem instead of a magical shirt, a frill cap instead of a cloak, etc. In turn, humanoids can make use of all a dragon's specialized magic items, say by sowing a frill cap onto a mundane cloak for instance.

Remember Smaug from the Hobbit?I seem to remember some description of him laying on his treasure for so long that it "integrated" into him and becoming an armor or something... So.. Maybe such magic items doesn't necessarily sit on a finger or around the neck, but is merely integrated into the Scales? Would be nice flawer..

That bit of Tolkien lore is already integrated into the rules in the form of the added protection dragons gain against missile attacks as they age. Essentially, the older a dragon gets, the more treasure encrusted its hide becomes, and the less vulnerable it becomes to missiles.