Upgrade your account to a Community Supporter account and remove most of the site ads.

Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ahnehnois" data-source="post: 6030166" data-attributes="member: 17106">Dragons are indeed likely to be very good at sundering or disarming (or just flying). It is not entirely clear to me whether antimagic would suppress a dragon's DR as well.The only by-the-book options I'm aware of for making a dragon's DR something other than /magic are in Draconomicon.Prestige classes:Bloodscaled Fury gains increases to DR and makes the DR /cold iron during rage.Dragon Ascendant makes the DR epic and increases the amount of DR as well.Hidecarved Dragon adds chaotic and later epic and increases the amount of DR.The dragon advancement rules (also presented in the ELH and epic SRD, I believe) make the DR /epic if you advance a dragon far enough.***I am not immediately aware of any feats or spells that do this in Draconomicon, RotD, Dragon Magic, or anywhere else. It does strike me as something that might exist. It would also be reasonable to houserule in such options (though I wouldn't make it too easy for the dragon).It's also worth noting that as spellcasters, dragons can cast spells that give them DR. A dragon with a Stoneskin spell requires a magic and adamantine weapon to really hurt it. If the dragon can cast cleric spells, the investiture spells (PHBII) are also interesting options, as are a variety of fiendish spells. Fey heritage feats (CM) aren't bad either. Overlapping DR can create some favorable situations, as characters commonly have a nonmagical special material backup weapon or two for DR penetration (very campaign dependent).</blockquote>

Verification