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<blockquote data-quote="StreamOfTheSky" data-source="post: 4916762" data-attributes="member: 35909">The immunities are more because it makes you into a dragon than being immunities.&nbsp; You also &quot;benefit&quot; from immunity to enlarge/reduce person.It might still be overpowered, but it's a feat for Kobold sorcerers, basically.&nbsp; And kobolds kinda...suck.&nbsp; Scratch that.&nbsp; Kobolds really suck.&nbsp; That said, I was never in favor of letting PCs game the aging rules to get better mental stats for casters even IF they're paying the physical penalties.&nbsp; It really comes down to DM preference, though.&nbsp; Because it's up to him what age you can start at.&nbsp; Certainly, a &quot;late bloomer&quot; kobold that only gained his first PC level at old age and got the Dragonwrought feat is more reasonable to me than the kid monk who achieved greatness before he hit puberty and then...vacationed for 70 years?&nbsp; Not that the latter's impossible.&nbsp; Just that the former is FAR more plausible.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="StreamOfTheSky, post: 4916762, member: 35909"] The immunities are more because it makes you into a dragon than being immunities. You also "benefit" from immunity to enlarge/reduce person. It might still be overpowered, but it's a feat for Kobold sorcerers, basically. And kobolds kinda...suck. Scratch that. Kobolds really suck. That said, I was never in favor of letting PCs game the aging rules to get better mental stats for casters even IF they're paying the physical penalties. It really comes down to DM preference, though. Because it's up to him what age you can start at. Certainly, a "late bloomer" kobold that only gained his first PC level at old age and got the Dragonwrought feat is more reasonable to me than the kid monk who achieved greatness before he hit puberty and then...vacationed for 70 years? Not that the latter's impossible. Just that the former is FAR more plausible. [/QUOTE]

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