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<blockquote data-quote="Mustrum_Ridcully" data-source="post: 4925522" data-attributes="member: 710">Alternatively, the Elves might actually be of aid - they hide around the Dragons lair and aim at him with their bows. So his best bet is to move across the ground and get these bastards where they can't all shoot at him. He knows he can easily beat a group of Elves in melee, but if they are spread around, his breath weapon is of little use and they can all focus their fire on him.What he doesn't know is that the PCs are planning to intercept him.This way, the Dragon can choose to fly - but he is attacked by a barrage of arrows every time he does. (Ruleswise, this might work like a hazard or trap - or maybe more than one, to be &quot;dangerous enough&quot;.) You might not be able to negate the Dragons flight entirely (he must logically reach a minimum height to be targettable by those Archers), but it keeps him close enough for lots of attacks to work.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mustrum_Ridcully, post: 4925522, member: 710"] Alternatively, the Elves might actually be of aid - they hide around the Dragons lair and aim at him with their bows. So his best bet is to move across the ground and get these bastards where they can't all shoot at him. He knows he can easily beat a group of Elves in melee, but if they are spread around, his breath weapon is of little use and they can all focus their fire on him. What he doesn't know is that the PCs are planning to intercept him. This way, the Dragon can choose to fly - but he is attacked by a barrage of arrows every time he does. (Ruleswise, this might work like a hazard or trap - or maybe more than one, to be "dangerous enough".) You might not be able to negate the Dragons flight entirely (he must logically reach a minimum height to be targettable by those Archers), but it keeps him close enough for lots of attacks to work. [/QUOTE]

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