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<blockquote data-quote="shalaqua" data-source="post: 4073039" data-attributes="member: 28420">Perhaps there might be campagin specific details of where certain descibed abilities are prevalent,&nbsp; I.E. spell casting is now not standard for Dragons, but Morueme family of blue dragons in the Nether Mountains of Faerun are noted spellcasters and here is how to handle doing that.&nbsp; Therefore doing this would show how to graft powers onto a standard dragon.&nbsp; Giving a usable set of dragons in the process.&nbsp; If they did this there would be no need for sepderate Dragons of Faerun or a Dragons of Eberron.&nbsp; But two core books that tell you how to adapt Dragons to the Flavour of the two supported settings.&nbsp; I suspect that this would generate more sales than a single Ragons bokk, plus two seperate campaign specific dragon books.I like the idea to make each dragon unpredictable.&nbsp; Shape Breath feat from Draconomicon was a wake up call for my players that dragons play hardball as well.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="shalaqua, post: 4073039, member: 28420"] Perhaps there might be campagin specific details of where certain descibed abilities are prevalent, I.E. spell casting is now not standard for Dragons, but Morueme family of blue dragons in the Nether Mountains of Faerun are noted spellcasters and here is how to handle doing that. Therefore doing this would show how to graft powers onto a standard dragon. Giving a usable set of dragons in the process. If they did this there would be no need for sepderate Dragons of Faerun or a Dragons of Eberron. But two core books that tell you how to adapt Dragons to the Flavour of the two supported settings. I suspect that this would generate more sales than a single Ragons bokk, plus two seperate campaign specific dragon books. I like the idea to make each dragon unpredictable. Shape Breath feat from Draconomicon was a wake up call for my players that dragons play hardball as well. [/QUOTE]

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