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<blockquote data-quote="doctorhook" data-source="post: 6363355" data-attributes="member: 58401">Overall, it looks awesome! Maybe just a bit too 4E-style though...I sort of agree. While I'm definitely not in the &quot;dragons should be giant wizards!&quot; camp, I'd like it if they had access to at least some utility spells and rituals. Dragons ought to be the biggest, baddest, toughest things on the block; they shouldn't have to hire (/enslave) a wizard-contractor to disguise themselves into humanoids (Lord Firkraag from BGII:SoA), summon a demon to replace their heart (Ashardalon), or ward their lairs.Question: What kinds of lair actions does a red dragon have if it doesn't live in a volcano? (I.e.: Smaug from The Hobbit.) Finally, what's this about red dragons coming into territorial conflict with copper dragons? Red dragons have historically always been competing with silver dragons (their metallic equals) for mountaintop territory....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="doctorhook, post: 6363355, member: 58401"] Overall, it looks awesome! Maybe just a bit too 4E-style though... I sort of agree. While I'm definitely not in the "dragons should be giant wizards!" camp, I'd like it if they had access to at least some utility spells and rituals. Dragons ought to be the biggest, baddest, toughest things on the block; they shouldn't have to hire (/enslave) a wizard-contractor to disguise themselves into humanoids (Lord Firkraag from BGII:SoA), summon a demon to replace their heart (Ashardalon), or ward their lairs. Question: What kinds of lair actions does a red dragon have if it doesn't live in a volcano? (I.e.: Smaug from The Hobbit.) Finally, what's this about red dragons coming into territorial conflict with [i]copper dragons[/i]? Red dragons have historically always been competing with silver dragons (their metallic equals) for mountaintop territory.... [/QUOTE]

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