Here's how dragonborn look in my setting

[lutecius]

It looks really good. The only thing I'm insisting on in my gaming worlds is that they have tails. Any lizard-ish humanoid looks weird to me without a tail.

yeah. how could anyone think that was a good idea? It's not like I'll ever use them as a pc race, but still... wtf? I thought they would at least grow one at a later stage and get some sweeping attack racial power.
The "beak" of RSKennan's dragonborn reminds me of a dodo. If only db had gone the same way.

 

[Kwalish Kid]

Didn't the 2nd edition dragons look a lot more leonine that the 3rd edition ones?

Why do you talk about 2nd edition but post something from 1st edition?

 

[Lurks-no-More]

Didn't the 2nd edition dragons look a lot more leonine that the 3rd edition ones?

The DL dragons have always looked different from the MM dragons; the 2e dragons generally looked like uglier and worse drawn versions of the 3e ones.

 

[Fenes]

I consider Dragonborn a new name for lizardfolk.

 

[Pbartender]

How do your dragonborn or other races look?

I'm planning on making my dragonborn the default "oriental" race... with ninjas and samurai and all that.

I haven't found a good means of illustrating them yet, but I imagine their features with all the same aspects of oriental-style dragons -- mustache-like tendrils and feathery fringed manes and such.

 

[Dragonhelm]

I consider Dragonborn a new name for lizardfolk.

The dragonborn are cool, but my version of them are the originals - draconians!

Gotta love Jason Engle's art! Plus, the new noble draconians...

 

[ProfessorCirno]

Here we go:




And that's how Dragonborn look in my setting!

 

[mhacdebhandia]

I really like the spined crest, RSKennan. Very cool.

I haven't though much about my own setting, since I'm planning to convert my Pathfinder Rise of the Runelords game and start up a new Eberron game using the H-series adventures, but if I ever do anything with the Exile setting idea I had I'll probably look for some kind of North American reptile, if not several, to pattern my dragonborn after.