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<blockquote data-quote="Fallen Seraph" data-source="post: 4031651" data-attributes="member: 57894">Just quick point with the whole Dragonborn thing, I think it depends on how Dragonborn are used. They could potentially make a Dragon seem more fantastic, or more dangerous, rare, etc.You could have rampaging-hordes of Dragonborn flying a Dragon banner, that strikes fear into the hearts of civilians. Just imagine the horror and fear when a real Dragon is seen.Or perhaps Dragonborn in your world were slaves who rebelled against the Dragons. For centuries they have told tales of these &quot;Dragons&quot; but to see one in the flesh, simply brings all these tales to the forefront and all the horror the Dragonborn experienced into view.I could list a ton of more examples, but yeah I think it depends on how Dragonborn are used. Since they aren't Dragons, they are only-related to Dragons. They are still human-sized, mass-multiplaying PC-allowed race.A Dragon, well it is a DRAGON!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fallen Seraph, post: 4031651, member: 57894"] Just quick point with the whole Dragonborn thing, I think it depends on how Dragonborn are used. They could potentially make a Dragon seem more fantastic, or more dangerous, rare, etc. You could have rampaging-hordes of Dragonborn flying a Dragon banner, that strikes fear into the hearts of civilians. Just imagine the horror and fear when a real Dragon is seen. Or perhaps Dragonborn in your world were slaves who rebelled against the Dragons. For centuries they have told tales of these "Dragons" but to see one in the flesh, simply brings all these tales to the forefront and all the horror the Dragonborn experienced into view. I could list a ton of more examples, but yeah I think it depends on how Dragonborn are used. Since they aren't Dragons, they are only-related to Dragons. They are still human-sized, mass-multiplaying PC-allowed race. A Dragon, well it is a DRAGON! [/QUOTE]

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