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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Derren" data-source="post: 1696226" data-attributes="member: 2518">The dragons doesn't even have to know which animal is real and which one a druid. He would just kill everything in the area.And even when using natural spell you must cast the spell with all its components and that is noticeable. When the bird sudenly waves arround with its wing and makes strange noises a simple spellcraft check is enough to tell that its casting a spell. So the dragon has a good chance to notice the druid with all its ranks in Spot and keen senses.The promblem with the arrowhawks is that they are slow and the ray has a short range. The dragon can just fly outside the range, turn and charge them which kills an arrowhawk. (Or more if the dragon manages to end his turn threatening other arrowhawks as they will definately draw an AoO)If you really want to have this kind of backstory and your DM wants an explanation you have to spend some of your starting wealth.A scroll of miasma at 19th caster level would kill the dragon, as would a scroll of an extended miasma at lowest possible caster level (13)Now you only need an explanation how you could use this scroll at close range and escaped.This of course only works when your DM allows the extreme broken spell and doesn't uses the unofficial errate which allows a save.</blockquote>