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<blockquote data-quote="Noctos" data-source="post: 5483495" data-attributes="member: 6671455"><p>i guess i was gone to dnd longer than i thought but when i last played dragons caused fear. had a radius effect going on. it's a dragon they are f-ing scary. ok but as the game progressed i always lowered it's modifiers as i rolled being as the last 6 or 10 dragons heads were now hanging from dining rooms walls. So in my opinion fear is great. the larger, old, stronger the dragon the more fear it should cause. it's honestly the being frozen with fear the truly makes a dragon deadly. When my party was no longer having random members paralyzed for a few rounds with fear the dragon was squashed rather quickly. but as most dm figure out a single foe no mater how strong is easyer to defeat than even a small horde of kobolds.</p><p></p><p></p><p>ok now i have to ask before i go much farther in my judging of your dragon., what is it going up against. lvl's of players, number, classes, magical to normal item power ratio. all these things will help me decide if it's to weak or too strong. cause i think 5 players of lvl 7-9 could smash that dragon quickly far quicker then you might expect.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>but</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Noctos, post: 5483495, member: 6671455"] i guess i was gone to dnd longer than i thought but when i last played dragons caused fear. had a radius effect going on. it's a dragon they are f-ing scary. ok but as the game progressed i always lowered it's modifiers as i rolled being as the last 6 or 10 dragons heads were now hanging from dining rooms walls. So in my opinion fear is great. the larger, old, stronger the dragon the more fear it should cause. it's honestly the being frozen with fear the truly makes a dragon deadly. When my party was no longer having random members paralyzed for a few rounds with fear the dragon was squashed rather quickly. but as most dm figure out a single foe no mater how strong is easyer to defeat than even a small horde of kobolds. ok now i have to ask before i go much farther in my judging of your dragon., what is it going up against. lvl's of players, number, classes, magical to normal item power ratio. all these things will help me decide if it's to weak or too strong. cause i think 5 players of lvl 7-9 could smash that dragon quickly far quicker then you might expect. but [/QUOTE]
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