Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Aaron2" data-source="post: 3998447" data-attributes="member: 1436">True, I used the term &quot;Basic D&amp;D&quot; to refer to the BEMCI/RC version. Didn't dragons in the companion rules have the ability to land on top of you?I remember an article in Dragon Magazine issue #50 (the first one I ever bought) that had rules for boosting a dragons melee power as well as a random table to generate &quot;True Dragons&quot; that were pretty beefy and less predictable. I wonder if anyone ever used those. Of course, that same issue had detailed rules on raising a pet dragon; rules that led to the worst adventure I ever wrote. One that handed out a gold-dragon egg to one of the players. Oi! Just because a party can't squish a dragon like a bug doesn't mean that dragons never have to appear. Its just they take their rightful place as a major threat. Low level parties should &quot;deal with&quot; ogres, not dragons.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aaron2, post: 3998447, member: 1436"] True, I used the term "Basic D&D" to refer to the BEMCI/RC version. Didn't dragons in the companion rules have the ability to land on top of you? I remember an article in Dragon Magazine issue #50 (the first one I ever bought) that had rules for boosting a dragons melee power as well as a random table to generate "True Dragons" that were pretty beefy and less predictable. I wonder if anyone ever used those. Of course, that same issue had detailed rules on raising a pet dragon; rules that led to the worst adventure I ever wrote. One that handed out a gold-dragon egg to one of the players. Oi! Just because a party can't squish a dragon like a bug doesn't mean that dragons never have to appear. Its just they take their rightful place as a major threat. Low level parties should "deal with" ogres, not dragons. [/QUOTE]

Verification