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<blockquote data-quote="aco175" data-source="post: 7871153" data-attributes="member: 27385">Dragons do not think the same way we do.&nbsp; The dragon may live there and the town sprung up to part worship him/ part keep his protection as a crutch against the orcs or such.&nbsp; The dragon might not care about the town or the people and just wish to be left alone or he might come out every year and keep his presence known.&nbsp; I might have the dragon wake and stir every 50-70 years.&nbsp; Like Haley's Comet, people remember last time the dragon stirred or the young have never seen or heard from him.&nbsp; The dragon may think one of the NPCs is his grandfather since it has been so long.&nbsp; Any thing you do, you should have the PCs go on a quest for one of the factions.&nbsp; Maybe they want to get the circlet in the old tombs.&nbsp; Maybe they take the giant boar hunt instead.&nbsp; Bonus points if the players want their PC to go on different quests and need to figure out one.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="aco175, post: 7871153, member: 27385"] Dragons do not think the same way we do. The dragon may live there and the town sprung up to part worship him/ part keep his protection as a crutch against the orcs or such. The dragon might not care about the town or the people and just wish to be left alone or he might come out every year and keep his presence known. I might have the dragon wake and stir every 50-70 years. Like Haley's Comet, people remember last time the dragon stirred or the young have never seen or heard from him. The dragon may think one of the NPCs is his grandfather since it has been so long. Any thing you do, you should have the PCs go on a quest for one of the factions. Maybe they want to get the circlet in the old tombs. Maybe they take the giant boar hunt instead. Bonus points if the players want their PC to go on different quests and need to figure out one. [/QUOTE]

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