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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Psion" data-source="post: 2926144" data-attributes="member: 172">Motivation for such dragons seem pretty straightforward.They are good; I read this as altruistic. Those that bother to assume human form may be rather patronly as well.They may assume their form to disguise their movements and involvement from enemies, and avoid alarm in humanoids.I typically create alter egos for dragons that don't compromise them using their non-physical abilities and knowledge. In my last game of my River of Worlds campaign, I had two silvers show up at the site of a village destroyed by a red dragon enemy of theirs. They disguised themselves as priests, in priestly robes which I described in some detail, along with the silver hair. The hair is a little tell I use in my game... polymorhped dragons always have hair the color of their scales. Nonetheless, the players didn't pick up on this, and the priests spellcasting and knowledge was accepted by the party without a blink.I've also cast dragons in the form of monks, sages, and hermits.</blockquote>