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Message: <blockquote data-quote="prosfilaes" data-source="post: 3253974" data-attributes="member: 40166">There's a good chance that in a D&D universe, most older red dragons have some sort of scars from humans(oids) earlier in life. And even if they don't personally have such scars, other red dragons they've known, heard of, or communicated with probably have been killed by humans. Most dragons aren't stupid enough to dismiss what's probably one of the leading causes of draconic death.Or he could be contemptuous of those who would spread such honorless slander. It seems awfully convenient that every one of these villains who takes the characters seriously is easily incensed into a rage over it, especially as you don't get into their positions without learning a little patience and self-control. The evil general particularly should be able to ignore schoolyard taunts if he wants to stay an appropriately dramatic and threatening enemy.They shouldn't always have the perfect plan of attack, but intelligent and experienced enemies won't fly off half-cocked. They should act in intelligent and experienced ways. Such rash behavior is more reasonable for stupid enemies, like certain giants or devils, or large animals.</blockquote>