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The cost of a dragon

I wonder if a Wizard with the Dragon Familiar feat is how Sorcerers end up with a draconic bloodline...

Seriously though I think that maybe a hybrid of both ideas, don't make the player spend Gold or Exp but make his character invest his off-time in raising it and allow him to occasionally stumble upon a quest hook while searching for food/resources for his "pet" (call it a familiar all you want but it is a pet) maybe an ambushed patrol or group of merchants are stumbled upon and their cargo/attackers must be found...

As mentioned above by [MENTION=98644]Jacob[/MENTION] it depends on whether you think the Sorcerer should find a Toad or just sit in one spot and have the Toad find him...
 

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Actually...this Feat is awesome. I would take this feat over any of those feats mentioned if the scenario I described was allowed. Stop thinking about the fighting for a moment, and consider the story implications that in a dragon's lifetime (possibly 1,200 or more), it owed its existence to you. That's something to geek out over in the afterlife, and something to haunt the bloodline of the caster. B-)
Excellent Roleplaying application!
 

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