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<blockquote data-quote="Liolel" data-source="post: 1502233" data-attributes="member: 1766">I think Thanee has the right idea. The dragon has to eat sometime. Unless their is going to be permenant damage to the river if it's not killed soon, starve it out. It would have a hard time escaping unoticed, as you can't swim up a waterfall, so its only two options are to swim down the river which should be easier to see it in then the pool, or fly out of the water leaving it open to range attacks.About the base thing, I think that it didn't work, because it at least to me seemed to be getting to much into the realm of science and some dm's limit how much science work's and other's would just assume its out of the knowladge of your characters. Someone can correct me and tell me that its more basic then it seems, but I doubt it was well know science at the time period D&amp;D is partly based on, and with magic in the world a lot less science would be studied.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Liolel, post: 1502233, member: 1766"] I think Thanee has the right idea. The dragon has to eat sometime. Unless their is going to be permenant damage to the river if it's not killed soon, starve it out. It would have a hard time escaping unoticed, as you can't swim up a waterfall, so its only two options are to swim down the river which should be easier to see it in then the pool, or fly out of the water leaving it open to range attacks. About the base thing, I think that it didn't work, because it at least to me seemed to be getting to much into the realm of science and some dm's limit how much science work's and other's would just assume its out of the knowladge of your characters. Someone can correct me and tell me that its more basic then it seems, but I doubt it was well know science at the time period D&D is partly based on, and with magic in the world a lot less science would be studied. [/QUOTE]

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