Dragons by terrain - are they any for savannah/plains?

[Hunter In Darkness]

Brass (arid desert and plains)?
Steel (rarely temperate plains)?
That's AD&D stuff, but certainly transplantable to whatever edition you use. Just remember that even metallics are jerks.

I had forgot of the brass, great link . Ya saved me from pulling that book out. I may do it anyhow

 

[NewJeffCT]

Well technically now in 4e, Blue are costal and Brown are desert.

Hmm... Well if you decide that a Brown can burrow through just normal ground and not just dunes then I think it could work fine.

Thanks - that would be helpful, but I did not specify in my original post that my campaign is a long-running 3.5 game.

 

[Hunter In Darkness]

yeah go steel dragon or brass then. Do you have monsters of faerun? Song dragon stands in for a steel dragon real good.

 

[NewJeffCT]

yeah go steel dragon or brass then. Do you have monsters of faerun? Song dragon stands in for a steel dragon real good.

brass dragons are good, though. i'm looking for evil.

 

[Corsair]

As soon as you start using a non-standard dragon, especially one your players don't recognize, you're free to change alignments and whatever to suit your needs. What is most important, the existing background of a dragon, or just having premade stats?

 

[demiurge1138]

If I may pimp myself a bit--not a standard dragon, but the lightning drakes I wrote up are native to arid plains.

 

[Hunter In Darkness]

Well your looking for evil make the brass dragon evil. It's uncommon but it does happen. In the realms for instance there is at lest 2 know case of good "evil" dragons. One is NG green the other was a LG red. Evil "good" dragons do happen just like evils elves. Its not common and the pc Will not see it comeing. He would be a real once in a life time encounter something they will remember for a long long time.

Make him evil, cruel and nasty.