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<blockquote data-quote="Lord Zardoz" data-source="post: 3379795" data-attributes="member: 704">The Draconians are new in the sense that they did not exist until recently, much as in the Dragonlance novels.By soulless, I mean that they do not possess whatever quality / essense qualifies as a soul in D&amp;D.&nbsp; So Trap the Soul would not quite function on them.&nbsp; Your phrase &quot;lacking an immortal individuality&quot; actually fits quite well.&nbsp; Within my game, attempts to bond souls from other creatures to a goblin results in Fiendish goblins.I suppose the owls could fit for the Orcs, but stylistically, they dont quite fit.&nbsp; I may go for giant Vultures though.Prince Oden is arrogant and stupid enough to think that he is going to be in charge of the horde types.&nbsp; Once things go wrong, it is possible he could choose to hold what is left of his forces back, forcing the players to try to convince him to dummy up.&nbsp; It turns out that I managed to work aspects of that civil war into my game today, so things may work well with that (the players met him due to a wonderful set of hilarious circumstances).Anyway, thanks for the ideas so far.&nbsp; If you come up with any ideas to cover number 4, I would appreciate it.END COMMUNICATION</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lord Zardoz, post: 3379795, member: 704"] The Draconians are new in the sense that they did not exist until recently, much as in the Dragonlance novels. By soulless, I mean that they do not possess whatever quality / essense qualifies as a soul in D&D. So Trap the Soul would not quite function on them. Your phrase "lacking an immortal individuality" actually fits quite well. Within my game, attempts to bond souls from other creatures to a goblin results in Fiendish goblins. I suppose the owls could fit for the Orcs, but stylistically, they dont quite fit. I may go for giant Vultures though. Prince Oden is arrogant and stupid enough to think that he is going to be in charge of the horde types. Once things go wrong, it is possible he could choose to hold what is left of his forces back, forcing the players to try to convince him to dummy up. It turns out that I managed to work aspects of that civil war into my game today, so things may work well with that (the players met him due to a wonderful set of hilarious circumstances). Anyway, thanks for the ideas so far. If you come up with any ideas to cover number 4, I would appreciate it. END COMMUNICATION [/QUOTE]

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