Upgrade your account to a Community Supporter account and remove most of the site ads.
Enchanted Trinkets Complete--a hardcover book containing over 500 magic items for your D&D games!

Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="Xarlen" data-source="post: 609549" data-attributes="member: 1060">Here's some nasty tactics.A permenant Olituke's Greater Dispelling Screen from T&B (Invisible of course) cast on the entrance to the Dragon's main cave. Players walk through, and get smacked with a targeted Greater Dispelling. That'll loosen their bolts. A Globe of Invulnerability will atleast hedge out fireballs and other low level fire spells (I'm not sure if metamagiced spells count as upped in level).There's a spell in the Book of Eldrich Might II that not only protects against a designated element, but allows the caster to fire the damage right back. THat'll be a shock: Fire damage right back on them.Or, you can always exploit the Immunity to Energy (Fire) 7th level T&B spell. I have always liked the Frozen lake at the bottom of the cavern; Burst the ice, and pull the PCs into it. DRowning rules, subdual damage from Instant frost-bite, and they can't stand to fight. Of course, the slanted floor with spikes in a pit is also sneaky; a Wall of Iron or Fire down in the hole will certainly cramp their style. Here's another nasty trick: Have the dragon select a target (Likely one of the mages). Swoop down, Snatch one of them, then cast Wall of Force (Sphere) around itself and the PC. Even if the PC would have had a save, he's grappled, and thus cannot resist. The dragon rips him a new one, and by then the Sphere of Force will likely be dispelled. Also, Snatching/Breathing/Hurling (The Big Bad Fighter type), then following up with a wall spell that seals the person up against a wall is a good method of getting them out of the Dragon's hair.</blockquote>

Verification