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<blockquote data-quote="Aservan" data-source="post: 4384374" data-attributes="member: 63340">I think it is a neat idea in some ways.&nbsp; Kind of like letting the dragonborn with fire breath never need a flint and steal.&nbsp; Minor flavor advantages are fun.That said dragonborn breath does not deal ongoing damage which does mean it is very unstable as an acid.&nbsp; Also it is a vapor or else you are suggesting that the dragonborn can puke up several times his body weight in liquid (225 ft[sup]2[/sup]).&nbsp; His body has also evolved so that he can fire this diffuse vapor from his mouth.&nbsp; He would have to retrain himself to dribble it into a glass.&nbsp; Make him spend a feat on this.&nbsp; Your precedence is in the dragonborn ecology article.&nbsp; Then make the bottles cost a lot.&nbsp; After all, well made glass is already expensive in a medieval economy and one with a well fitting stopper that doesn't fall out is expensive.In other words: do what the DMG says.&nbsp; Find ways to say yes that won't ruin every one's fun.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aservan, post: 4384374, member: 63340"] I think it is a neat idea in some ways. Kind of like letting the dragonborn with fire breath never need a flint and steal. Minor flavor advantages are fun. That said dragonborn breath does not deal ongoing damage which does mean it is very unstable as an acid. Also it is a vapor or else you are suggesting that the dragonborn can puke up several times his body weight in liquid (225 ft[sup]2[/sup]). His body has also evolved so that he can fire this diffuse vapor from his mouth. He would have to retrain himself to dribble it into a glass. Make him spend a feat on this. Your precedence is in the dragonborn ecology article. Then make the bottles cost a lot. After all, well made glass is already expensive in a medieval economy and one with a well fitting stopper that doesn't fall out is expensive. In other words: do what the DMG says. Find ways to say yes that won't ruin every one's fun. [/QUOTE]

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