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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Krafus" data-source="post: 6364143" data-attributes="member: 27256">I don't know if this is the sort of thing you're looking for, but you might find Ed Greenwood's old Wyrms of the North articles useful if you'd like to insert some good or evil dragons with already-developed personalities into your Tyranny of Dragons campaign. You can find copies of those articles here:<a href="http://www.realmshelps.net/npc/wyrms/index.shtml" target="_blank">http://www.realmshelps.net/npc/wyrms/index.shtml</a>In particular, Daurgothoth the Creeping Doom (a dracolich wizard), Malaeragoth the Dragon Unseen (a sapphire dragon who likes to manipulate the Cult of the Dragon), Valadamarace the Dragon Queen (an ancient gold dragon who rules a domain in the North, and would likely thus be a prime target for the Cult) and her mate Deszeldarundyn Silverwing (a silver dragon) would IMO be likely to be involved in Tyranny of Dragons, willingly or not. Mind you, all this info dates back to 3e, but could easily enough be adapted to 5e (you could change Malaeragoth's species). At Candlekeep, I actually asked Greenwood about what Daurgothoth might be up to during the events of Tyranny of Dragons, and this was his answer: "the Creeping Doom wants to subvert all Cult of the Dragon members who have misgivings about the central goal of Tyranny into working for, yep, the Creeping Doom, on a more subtle/low-profile/slower-paced scheme to enrich the Cult members through investments and illicit (undercutting guilds and not honoring guild rules or local near-monopolies) trade(which will please the Cult members) and then ensuring that the Cult members further the will of the Creeping Doom, which is to covertly rule/influence political matters..."</blockquote>

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