D&D General What if every dragon was unique?


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Did you ask them, "Why would an illiterate 25-year-old resident of a fictitious Medieval village know the detailed biology and ethology of a rare monster that you, nor anyone you know, have never seen before?"
No. This was a player issue, not a PC issue. We had all been playing since 1e and this was during 3.5e sometime. It's just hard to get past color = alignment and breath weapon.
 

I like the idea i theory. It would be helpful if D&D had more robust rules for creating and altering monsters than it presently does to facilitate this.
 

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