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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Black Omega" data-source="post: 1394454" data-attributes="member: 79">May you live in interesting times.  May you come to the attention of those in power.Old chinese curse but a cool one.  Personally, I'd not talk the player out of it.  But I'd just keep an eye on how much he plays it up.  If he uses it anytime he introduces himself, people are going to ask questions about the event.  Even if he's truthful, many people will be impressed.  It's still a pretty tough dragon, though young.  It certainly might draw higher level attention than the group would otherwise get if the title is used all the time.  That doesn't mean people coming to kill them, necessarily.  People already mentioned the requests for help.And how about a bad guy group who comes after the group, knowing the group is weaker and figuring that party had to have gotten good loot from killing the dragon, loot they would be too weak to defend.  If they find during the attack, the group doesn't have cool stuff then there is no need for the fight and they'd be wasting their time killing the group, but the group's annoyed them so it's worth keeping an  eye on them for when they do get loot.  Used sparingly, this could make for a good, not necessarily lethal challenge.  And the PC's will love when they finally get tough enough to smack the bad guys around.I doubt really old dragons would bother with him.  "Who?  Hmm..who did he kill?  None of the really tough dragons in this area are dead that I'm aware of.  He probably killed a whelp.  Yawn."</blockquote>

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