Novus Draco - New Dragons

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Introduction

Optional Rules - Novus Draco

(Aka New Dragon)

Familiarity breeds contempt

Mark Twain

After a while, most players become familiar

with any creature they encounter. If a red

dragon is spotted coming towards the village

you are in, its a good bed its going to use a

fire based breath weapon.

The ideas behind this are to make each

dragon encountered unique and make your

characters question what they know about

these so-called flying lizards.

Similar to the Kits by Ennead Games, this is a

core book in the Novus Draco range. You

wont need to get the whole set, but

supplements will add and build on what is

here.

A note regarding Challenge Ratings (CR)

The CRs listed for various changes and

abilities here can be thought of as guidelines.

Feel free to change them if you want, simply

keep the proportions the same.

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Rulebook (PZO1110)

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Bestiary (PZO1112)

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Contents

Introduction .................................................... 2

Credits & Legal ................................................ 2

Swapping Abilities ........................................... 4

Colour/Type ................................................ 6

Caster Level ................................................. 6

Wyrmling ..................................................... 6

Very Young .................................................. 7

Young .......................................................... 7

Juvenile ....................................................... 7

Young Adult ................................................. 7

Adult ............................................................ 8

Mature Adult ............................................... 8

Old ............................................................... 8

Very Old ...................................................... 8

Ancient ........................................................ 9

Wyrm........................................................... 9

Great Wyrm ................................................ 9

Unique & Random Dragons .......................... 10

Base Type/Stats ......................................... 10

Age Categories .......................................... 11

CR Changes ............................................... 12

Health/HD ................................................. 13

Alignment .................................................. 13

Base attack bonus ..................................... 13

Breath Weapon ......................................... 13

Class Levels/Abilities ................................. 15

Damage Reduction .................................... 15

Environment ............................................. 16

Feats .......................................................... 17

Flight ......................................................... 19

Immunities ................................................ 19

Languages ................................................. 19

Lore ........................................................... 20

Movement (Non-flight) ............................. 20

Natural Armour ......................................... 20

Saving throws ............................................ 21

Senses ....................................................... 21

Size ............................................................ 21

Skills .......................................................... 22

Spell casting .............................................. 23

Body Details .................................................. 24

Dragon Names & Titles ................................. 30

True Name ................................................ 30

Mortal Name......................................... 30

Titles .......................................................... 31

Lairs ............................................................... 32

Location .................................................... 32

Features .................................................... 32

Dragon Eggs .................................................. 33

Templates ..................................................... 36

Feats .............................................................. 38

Breath Weapon Feats ............................... 38

Dragon Blood ............................................ 39

Appendix 1 Spell Packs ................................. 40

Arcane Spell Packs ................................ 40

Divine Spell Packs .................................. 42

Appendix 2 Physical Size Details ................... 44

Appendix 3 Treasure Hordes ........................ 46

Appendix 4 Handy charts .............................. 55

Appendix 5 Name Components .................... 57

Upcoming Products....................................... 60

OPEN GAME LICENSE............................. 61


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Swapping Abilities

ets face it, adventurers after a while

can get quite cocky and full of them

self. Oh look another red dragon they

say. At this point the smart wizard notices

something a bit off. Namely, the frost around

its mouth. The blast of pure cold coming from

the dragon rather surprised the party who

had just taken potions of fire protection.

This chapter deals with taking dragon abilities

and giving them to other dragons.

This can be done quickly and added to existing

or normal dragons. The easiest way to do

this is work out how many changes have

occurred and what

As the name of this chapter suggests, these

abilities are exchanged on a like-for-like basis.

Breath weapons are swapped for breath

weapons etc.

Age categories are factored in as well.

Wyrmling abilities would be swapped for

wyrmling, young for young etc. For example a

wyrmling black dragon has the ability to be

immune to acid. This could be swapped with a

blue dragons immunity to electricity.

The number of possible changes/swap is

determined by one of the following methods

1. 1d3Handy if you just want to give a

dragon a twist or tweak. This is the

recommended option to go with.

2.

1 change per age category. An old

dragon would have 8 changes. This

may not work for all categories and

can get harder the older the dragon is.

Not always recommended to use.

3. A random amount based on Age

category

Lvl Age # of change(s)

1 Wyrmling 1

2 Very Young 1d2

3 Young 1d3

4 Juvenile 1d4

5 Young Adult 1d4 +1

6 Adult 1d4 +2

7 Mature Adult 1d6

8 Old 1d6 +1

9 Very Old 1d6 +2

10 Ancient 1d8

11 Wyrm 1d8 +1

12 Great Wyrm 1d8 +2

Now you have the # of changes to be made,you need to work out what change has

occurred, remembering that the older

dragons could have changes from

younger/previous categories as well.

D8 Change

1 2 Age Related

3 4 Breath Weapon

5 - 6 Caster Level

7 - 8 Colour change

For Caster level and Breath Weapon, roll on

the colour chart. With the exception of age

related, only one of these types of change

changes can occur per dragon. If caster level is

improved then add +2 to CR, if reduced, then

-2.

Colour change is quite simple. The dragon

looks like one type, say red, but is in factanother, like white. In many ways this can be

the most effective swap to make as you are

only changing their colour, not their stats,

abilities, behaviour etc. Those encountering

these freaks of nature though, may have an

interesting time once they find out.


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Age Based

Roll the dice after the age name to determine

the age-level ability that has been swapped.

Age Range

Wyrmling 1

Very Young 1d2

Young 1d3

Juvenile 1d4

Young Adult 1d5

Adult 1d6

Mature Adult 1d6 + 1d1

Old 1d8

Very Old 1d8 + 1d1

Ancient 1d10

Wyrm 1d10 +1d1Great Wyrm 1d12

A 1d1 is any dice rolled. An even number = 1,

and odd = 0. This allows for odd numbers, like

a 7, 9 or 11 to be rolled easily.

If an age has multiple abilities, randomly

determine which one is replaced.

Multiple Swaps

If your dragon has multiple abilities swappedout, then you have a choice to make or roll

on. Are you swapping from the same colour,

or is each swap possible from another

colour/type?

E.G. you have 3 abilities to change on your

adult red. Do you;

a) Take them all from another colour

b) You randomly determine each one?

If using option A, then roll/pick on theColour/Type chart. If B, then roll on the age

chart for the ability that will be gained. Of

course, you can select instead of rolling.

Skills, feats etc. are not changed from those

listed for the type/age. This is on purpose as

this change is simply to give a spin on existing

creatures, not design new ones, or to make

things much more complex. That is job of thenext chapter.

Example Swap

You have an Adult Red, so youd roll a d6.

Rolling a 4 would mean the ability/feature

replaced would be the one at Juvenile

level/age; in this case either Frightfulpresence or pyrotechnics would be replaced.

Pyrotechnics is randomly picked to be

replaced and is swapped with the Juvenile

ability of a black dragon, namely Darkness.

Duplicated Swap

If you end up with an ability the dragon

already has, then either:

(1) Reroll result

(2)

Make the ability twice as effective.

Saves are harder, duration longer, etcIt could be used twice as many times

per day or other effects. In effect the

dragon has lost one ability, but gained

power in another.

Throughout this and subsequent sections, the

following notes are applicable:

(1)

Found in Pathfinder Roleplaying

Game Bestiary (PZO1112)

(2) Found in Pathfinder Roleplaying

Game: Bestiary 2 (PZO1116)

(3)



Some abilities are mentioned twice or more,

in which case the notes indicate the first place

they can be found.


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Very Young

D20

1 Burning Hands (2)

2 - 5 Change shape (1)

6 Cloud Sight (3)

7 Cloud Walking (1)

8 Colour Spray (2)

9 Darkness (2)

10 Detect Evil (1)

11 Detect Good (1)

12 Grease (1)

13 Obscuring Mist (2)

14 Smoke Vision (1)

15 Snow Vision (1)

16 Sound Imitation (1)

17 Speak with animals (1)

18 Swamp Stride (1)

19 Torrent Breath (3)

20 Woodland Stride (1)

Young

D100

01

05 Change Shape (1)06 10 Create Water (3)

11 15 Detect Evil (3)

16 20 Detect Gems (1)

21 25 Detect Magic (1)

26 30 Entangle (1)

31 35 Fast Flight (1)

36 40 Fog Cloud (2)

41 45 Ghost Bane (2)

46 50 Ghost Sound (1)

51 55 Graceful Flight (1)

56 60 Ice Shape (1)

61 65 Move sand (1)

66 70 Obscuring Mist (2)

71 75 Pass without Trace (3)

76 80 Soften Earth and Stone (3)

81 85 Speak With Reptiles (1)

86 90 Superheated (2)

91 95 Tremor Sense (2)

96 98 Uncanny dodge (1)

99 - 00 Violent retort (3)

Juvenile

D100

01 04 Bless (1)

05 - 08 Calm Emotions (3)

09 - 12 Charm Person (1)

13 16 Create food and water (1)

17 20 Darkness (1)

21 24 Desert Wind (1)

25 28 Endure Elements (1)

29 32 Entangle (3)

33 36 Feather Fall (1)

40 44 Fog Cloud (1)

45 48 Fog Vision (1)

49 52 Frightful Presence (1)

53 56 Glitterdust (2)

57 60 Hideous Laughter (1)

61 64 Hydraulic Push (3)

65 68 Minor Image (1)

69 72 Pyrotechnics (1)

73 76 Scorching Ray (2)

77 80 Stone Shape (3)

81 84 Trap Master (1)

85 88 Unfettered swimmer (3)

89 92 Vampiric Touch (2)

93

96 Water Breathing (2)97 - 00 Wave Mastery (1)

Young Adult

D20

01 - 05 DR 2/adamantine (3)

06 10 DR 5/magic (1)

11 15 Gust of wind (1)

16 - 20 Spell resistance (1)


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Adult

D100

01 04 Blight (3)

05 - 08 Call Lightning (3)

09 - 12 Change Shape (3)

13 16 Cloud Form (2)

17 20 Cold Aura (1)

21 24 Control Water (2)

25 28 Corrupt water (1)

29 32 Daylight (1)

33 36 Electricity Aura (1)

40 44 Fire Aura (1)

45 48 Fog Cloud (1)

49 52 Frightful Presence (1)

53 56 Gust of Wind (3)

57 60 Luck (1)

61 64 Rainbow Pattern (2)

65 68 Shadow Breath (2)

69 72 Shadow Walk (2)

73 76 Solid Fog (2)

77 80 Spike Stones (3)

81 84 Stone Shape (1)

85 88 Suggestion (1)

89 92 Tongues (3)

93 - 94 Trackless Step (1)95 - 96 Underworld Burrower (3)

97 - 98 Ventriloquism (1)

99 - 00 Wall of fire (2)

Mature Adult

D20

01 15 DR 10/magic (1)


Old

D100

01 03 Acidic Bite (1)

04 06 Call Lightning Storm (3)

07 09 Camouflage (1)

10 12 Capsize (2)

13 15 Cloud Kill (2)

16 18 Cold Aura (1)


22 26 Control Winds (1)

27 29 Destructive Crush (3)

30 32 Detect Thoughts (1)

33 35 Electricity Aura (1)

36 40 Fire Aura (1)

41 43 Fire Shield (2)

44 46 Freezing Fog (1)

47 49 Geas/Quest (1)

50 52 Golden Armor (3)

53 55 Hallucinatory Terrain (1)

56 - 60 Manipulate Flames (1)

61 63 Mirage (1)

64 66 Plant Growth (1)

67 69 Primal Lightning (3)

70 - 74 Project Image (2)

75

77 Sea Strider (3)78 80 Slow Aura (1)

81 - 85 Stone to Flesh (2)

86 88 Sympathetic Vibration (3)

89 91 Transmute rock/mud (1)

92 94 Tree Stride (3)

95 97 Wall of Fire (1)

98 - 00 Wall of Stone (3)

Very Old

D20

01 15 DR 15/magic (1)



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Ancient

D100

01 03 Acid Pool (1)

04 05 Animate Plants (3)

06 - 07 Blizzard (1)


10 12 Control Weather (1)

13 15 Control Winds (3)

16 18 Create Shadows (2)

19 21 Delayed Blast Fireball (2)

22 24 Desiccating bite (2)

25 27 Dominate Person (1)

28 30 Elemental Breath (3)

31 33 Find the Path (1)

34 36 Finger of Death (2)

37 39 Grounding Breath (3)

40 42 Horrid Wilting (2)

43 45 Insect Plague (1)

46 48 Magma Breath (1)

49 - 51 Mass Laughter (1)

52 54 Melt Stone (1)

55 57 Miasma

58 60 Prismatic Spray (2)

61 63 Ray Reflection (2)

64

66 Reflective Scales (1)67 69 Repel Metal or Stone (3)

70 72 Sandstorm (1)

73 - 75 Storm Breath (1)

76 78 Sunburst (1)

79 81 Thundering bite (2)

82 84 Veil (1)

85 87 Vortex (1)

88 90 Wall of Ice (1)

91 93 Wall of Stone (1)

94

96Water Walk (3)

97 - 00 Wind Walk (2)

Wyrm

D20

01 15 DR 20/magic (1)


Great Wyrm

D100

01 02 Awaken Treants (1)

03 04 Celestial Emissary (3)

05 - 08 Charm Reptiles (1)

09 10 Clashing Rocks (3)

11 - 14 Cloud Breath (2)

15 17 Command Plants (1)

18 19 Control Weather (1)

20 21 Deadly Joke (1)

22 - 25 Discern Location (1)

26 27 Divine Aid (1)

28 29 Earthquake (3)

30 31 Energy Drain (2)

32 - 35 Foresight (1)

36 38 Ice Tomb (1)

39 40 Imprisonment (2)

41 - 44 Incinerate (1)

45 46 Lava Eruption (3)

47 48 Magma Tomb (2)

49 - 52 Master Counterspelling (3)

53 54 Mirage Arcana (1)

55 56 Moment of Prescience (3)

57 58 Move Earth (1)

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62 Painful Strikes (2)63 64 Reverse Gravity (1)

65 66 Sandstorm (1)

67 - 70 Scintillating aura (2)

71 72 Shades (2)

73 74 Stony Death (3)

75 76 Storm of Vengeance (2)

77 - 80 Stormbolts (3)

81 82 Summon Djinni (1)

83 85 Tidal Wave (3)

86

90True Courage (1)

91 93 Tsunami (2)

94 96 Vortex (3)

97 98 Wall of Lava (2)

99 - 00 Whirlwind (1)


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Unique Random

Dragons

his chapter is to create or design aunique, and hopefully memorable,

dragon.

Be warned, it will take quite a while to work

through and is not designed for on-the-fly

creation, unless you wish to change one or 2

aspects.

Remember though, these creatures of legend

are meant to be unique and memorable. This

chapter assumes that is no species ofdragon and that each one is rare and unique.

One that is red will probably not have the

same looks and abilities as another that is red

(apart from the colour).

Base Type/Stats

To start off with you need a base type to

change and alter. As detailed in the

Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Bestiaryentry on age categories for dragons, an

increase in age increases certain base abilities,

but, you need to know what these are first.

Other dragon types may be substituted for

the base dragon type, but the rules and

changes would apply to them as well.

This is the same chart from earlier that lists

the various known base types or colours,

repeated here for convenience

You will probably find that these creatures

created with the options in this chapter will

be unbalanced and maybe even overpowered.

If this is the case two options present

themselves.

(1)

Give the dragon a few weakness(or

lower the power/effect of existing

abilities) to help the party defeat this

beast

(2)

Leave it as it is. These mortals should

not be able to defeat a being of such

awesome power and majesty, they

should be bowing before it or cowing

in fear!

D100 Base Type

01 05 Black (1)

06 10 Blue (1)

11 15 Brass (1)

16 20 Brine (2)

21 25 Bronze (1)

26 30 Cloud (2)

31 35 Copper (1)

36

40 Crystal (2)41 45 Forest (3)

46 - 50 Gold (1)

51 - 55 Green (1)

56 60 Magma (2)

61 65 Red (1)

66 70 Sea (3)

71 75 Silver (1)

76 80 Sky (3)

81 85 Sovereign (3)

86 90 Umbral (2)

91 95 Underworld (3)

96 - 00 White (1)

1. Found in Pathfinder Roleplaying

Game Bestiary (PZO1112)

2.



3. Found in Pathfinder Roleplaying



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Base Stat Options

You can determine the base stats, if needed

by various methods, just like your normal

characters and NPCs. If you want to simplify

this, then the chart below has 20 pre-donebase stat groups ready for use. Some are

obviously better than others and will increase

CR at the higher end.

D20 Str Dex Con Int Wis Cha

1 9 16 13 10 11 16

2 9 16 13 10 14 13

3 10 11 10 11 16 13

4 10 13 13 10 14 13

5 11 16 13 8 11 8

6 11 16 13 6 9 67 11 16 13 10 11 10

8 11 16 13 12 13 12

9 12 12 11 13 16 13

10 13 14 13 10 11 10

11 13 14 13 14 15 14

12 13 16 13 12 12 11

13 14 13 14 14 15 14

14 14 15 14 17 14 15

15 14 15 16 15 15 16

16 15 14 14 10 11 10

17 15 14 14 15 14 1418 16 15 11 13 10 11

19 17 14 15 10 11 10

20 17 14 15 14 15 14

Age Categories

Next you need to determine how old the

dragon is. You can:

Pick the age you want Use Adult as default. This is the

recommended option.

Roll a d12 and use the value rolled as

the age category, with 1 being

wyrmling and 12 being Great Wyrm.

Optional Rule: Beyond Great Wyrm

4 new age categories beyond Great Wyrm

have been designed. These should be the rare

of the rare. Their existence, even among

dragons should be the stuff of tall-tales,legends and sagas.

13 - Epic Wyrm (8 per world)

14 - Legendary (4 per world)

15 - Mythological (2 per world)

16 - Paragon (max 1 per world)

EpicWyrm

Age: 14001600

CR: Base + 18

Size: Base +5

HD: Base + 24Natural Armour: Base + 35

Breath Weapon: Base x 13

Legendary

Age: 16001800

CR: Base + 20

Size: Base +5

HD: Base + 26

Natural Armour: Base + 37


Mythological

Age: 18002000

CR: Base + 22

Size: Base +5

HD: Base + 28



Paragon(minimum stats)

Age: 2000 +

CR: Base + 24Size: Base +6

HD: Base + 30




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Ability Scores

All these ability score changes are added to or

subtracted from the base value.

Epic Wyrm

Str Dex Con Int Wis Cha

+28 -8 +14 +12 +12 +12

Legendary


+30 -10 +14 +14 +14 +14

Mythological


+32 -10 +16 +14 +14 +14

Paragon


+34 -10 +16 +16 +16 +16

To become one of these new age tiers, adragon must not only be of the appropriate

chronological age, but also needs to kill one of

the dragons in the category above. Defeat is

not possible as the heart of the one who loses

must be consumed. This is one of the few

times an alignment conflict will not occur for

good aligned dragons, but only if they are

fighting one who is evil.

The exception to this cannibalisation from

combat rule is if a dragon in one of theextended age categories gets killed by an

outside force. In which case the first dragon to

find and eat the heart takes its place. The

nearest 2d4 dragons are magically made

aware a greater being has fallen and roughly

where it occurred.

These battles are not subtle and can be

dangerous for bystanders and the

environment.

CR Changes

Quite a few of the aspect changes has a CR

cost associated with it. If you wish to add

your own abilities or others you have found,

then the following guidelines are good to use:

Significant Combat Ability/Quality

+2 to CR

Minor Combat Ability

+1 to CR

Trivial Abilities

+0.5 or none to CR

A significant special attack is one that stands agood chance of incapacitating or crippling a

character in one round. A significant special

quality is one that seriously diminishes the

monsters vulnerability to common attacks. If

the special abilities gained are not tied to a

class or Hit Die increase, this CR increase will

stack.

Another method, and is recommended, is to

ignore the CR changes as individual items andsimply increase or decrease as a whole. This

can save on time during creation, but may

need tweaking later.


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Health/HD

Each increase in HD above the base increase

CR by 1, likewise a decrease reduces by same

amount. Remember that HD affects many

other stats, like skill points, feats, savingthrows etc. which is why this is presented

early.

Also, dont forget that age increases the

number of HD rolled.

D20 Base HD

1 2 3d12

3 4 4d12

5 6 5d12

7 8 6d12

9 10 7d12

11 12 8d12

13 - 20 No changes from base

Alignment

A dragons alignment goes a long way to

describing its personality, attitude and ethics.

D10 Alignment

1 Lawful Good

2 - 3 Neutral Good

4 Chaotic Good

5 6 True Neutral

7 Lawful Evil

8 9 Neutral Evil

10 Chaotic Evil

Base attack bonus

The BAB (Base attack bonus) is affected by

HD. Dragons normally use the Fast BAB track,

but as always, using this creation supplement,

exceptions do occur.

D100

01 - 90 Normal/Same as Base/Fast

91 - 95 Med BAB

96 - 00 Slow BAB

See the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game

Bestiaryfor more details on the BAB

Breath Weapon

A dragons breath weapon is one of its most

feared attacks. The sight of a flying beast such

as a dragon breathing fire as it goes; burning

buildings and bodies alike is enough to bringfear into the hearts of the bravest of souls.

Type

D20

1 Acid

2 Cold

3 Electricity

4 Energy

5 Fire6 GasBlinding

7 Gas - Confusion

8 Gas - Hallucinogenic

9 Gas - Laughing

10 Gas - Poison

11 Gas - Sleep

12 GasSlowing

13 MagicDispel

14 Magic - Wild

15 Paralysing

16 Piercing

17 Rust

18 Sonic

19 Stunning

20 Same as Base Dragon/Other

Acid/Cold/Electricity/Fire breath weapons are

the same as normal dragons breath weapons.

Energy has two subtypes Positive and

Negative. Good aligned dragons have Positiveand Evil have Negative. Neutral have either.

Gas breath weapons take effect if they are

breathed in. A successful Reflex save will

negate the effect/damage.

Magic Dispel: if caught in this effect and

failed a saving throw, then any active magic is

negated or dispelled, as if a Dispel Magic

effect was cast by the dragon


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MagicWild: Any spells cast by anyone hit by

this will surge. If you dont have any rules for

dealing with magic surges, then a simple rule

you can use is this: Roll 1 d4

1Nothing happens, spell works as normal

2Spell is wasted, spell not cast3Spell is cast as if user was one level higher

4Spell cast as if user was one level lower

Paralysing breath weapons will, on a failed

reflex save, causes Paralysis, with all the

problems that entails

Piercing ignores 1 point of AC per age

category of the dragon.

Rust causes any metal caught within tocorrode and degrade as if attacked by a

certain monster known for this ability

Sonic breath weapons are basically sound of

some kind, which blasts those caught within,

similar to the effects of a Shout spell.

Stunning gives those affected by the breath

weapon the Stunned effect, as if they was hit

by Power Word:Stun.

Same as Base Dragon/Other is a catch-all for

giving the dragon either the same breath

weapon as its base type, or for using other

more exotic breath types.

Shape of Breath Weapon

D20

01 02 Cone - Normal

03 04 Cone - Wide

05 06 Cone - Long

07 08 Line - Straight

09 Line - Jagged

10 - 20 Same as base

ConeNormal / LineStraight/Same as base

are same as normal types.

For Cone Wide breath weapons, the range

is halved, but makes up for being at 135

degrees instead of the usual 90 degrees.

For Cone Long the range is doubled, but

the width is now at 45 degrees instead of 90.

Line Jagged are a bit more complex and

dangerous. For each 5 feet of range forward

from the dragon it can change its angle. Seeappendix 4 for more details.

This only affects the weapon in a forward

direction away from the dragon, so it cant

loop etc.

Range/Size of Breath Weapon

The base size of the breath weapon is based

on the size of the dragon. The sizes below are

in feet

Line Cone

Tiny 30 15

Small 40 20

Medium 60 30

Large 80 40

Huge 100 50

Gargantuan 120 60

Colossal 140 70

If you wish to have some variation in the

breath weapon size, to keep sneaky heros on

their toes, thinking they are smart by standing

*just* out of range, then give the dragon one

of the breath weapon feats mentioned later.

Base Damage change

Breath weapon base damage is multiplied by

the age categories of the dragon. So a mature

of a type of dragon that had 2d6 as the base

damage, would have 14d6 (2 x 7) and a Great

Wyrm would have 24d6 (2 x 12).

Increasing the base damage changes CR by 1

per step above or below the base.

D20 Base Damage for BW

1 -2 2d4

3 4 2d6

5 6 2d8

7 8 2d109 - 20 Same as base


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Class Levels/Abilities

These rules supplement the ones in the

Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Bestiary for

adding classes to monsters.

This section determines what classes the

dragon may have in addition to its base

details.

Class/Level

D20

1 - 9 No class levels

10 1 class/1 level

11 1 class/1 level per age

12 1 class/1 level per 2 ages



15 1 class/1d2 levels





20 Roll againbut 2 classes

Random Class

D20

1 2 Barbarian

3 4 Bard

5 - 6 Cleric

7 8 Druid

9 - 10 Fighter

11 Monk

12 Paladin

13 Ranger14 Rouge

15 17 Sorcerer

18 19 Wizard

20 Other Class

Damage Reduction

Every 2 points above the normal DR for the

age (marked with a (*)) grants +1 CR. Likewise

every 2 points below is -1 to CR. You only

need to check for the oldest age category thedragon is eligible for. For example, an Old

dragon would only roll on the mature adult

chart.

Damage ReductionYoung Adult

D20

1 - 2 1

3 - 5 3

6 - 15 5 (*)

16 - 18 7

19 - 20 9

Damage ReductionMature Adult

D20

1 - 2 6

3 - 5 8

6 - 15 10 (*)

16 - 18 1219 - 20 14

Damage ReductionVery Old

D20

1 - 2 11

3 - 5 13

6 - 15 15 (*)

16 - 1817

19 - 20 19

Damage ReductionWyrm

D20

1 - 2 16

3 - 5 18

6 - 15 20 (*)

16 - 18 22

19 - 20 24


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Negation

D100 Method of Negation

01 05 Acid

06 10 Aligned - Chaos

11 15 Aligned - Evil

16 20 Aligned - Good

21 25 Aligned - Lawful

26 30 Cold/Ice

31 35 Electricity

36 40 Heat/Fire

41 45 Iron/Steel

46 65 Magic

66 70 Poison

71 75 Silver

76 80 Sonic81 85 Wood

86 90 Star Metal/Other Exotic Metal

91 96 Something Else

97 Double (-1 to CR)

98 Combination Required (+1 CR)

99 None/- (+2 CR)

00 Epic (+2 CR)

Notes:

Double and Combination work similar. If youget one of these results, roll twice again

(ignoring the bottom 4 results).

If the original option was double, then then

the damage is negated if the weapon/attack

has EITHER of these properties.

If the original was Combination, then the

weapon/attack must have BOTH.

As you can imagine, this may present

problems if you have two seemingly

contradictory properties. After all, what

weapon is aligned to both good AND evil at

the same time? But wait, wasnt there a

legend about a weapon that had these very

properties? Use any conflicts as prompts and

seeds for new items or adventures.

Of course nothing is stopping you from simply

re-rolling if you cant think of anything.

Environment

What terrain is this beast often found in or

near? This has not effect on CR, but is more

for role-playing and adventure possibilities.

D100 Terrain Found

01 03 Any

04 06 Air (Temperate)

07 09 Coastline

10 12 Desert (Temperate)

13 15 Desert (Warm)

16 18 Forest (Cold)

19 21 Forest (Temperate)

22 24 Forest (Warm)

25 27 Hills (Cold)28 30 Hills (Temperate)

31 33 Hills (Warm)

34 36 Mountains (Cold)

37 39 Mountains (Temperate)

40 42 Mountains (Warm)

43 45 Ocean (Cold)

46 48 Ocean (Temperate)

49 50 Ocean (Warm)

51 53 Plains (Cold)

54 - 56 Plains (Temperate)57 59 Plains (Warm)

60 62 Planear (elemental plane)

63 65 Planear (other plane)

66 68 Rivers/Lake

69 71 Swamp (Cold)

72 74 Swamp (Temperate)

75 77 Swamp (Warm)

78 80 Underground

81 83 Urban


Elemental Plane

D20

01 04 Earth

05 08 Air

09 12 Fire

13 - 16 Water

17 - 18 Quasi-Elemental Plane

19 - 20 Para-Elemental Plane


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Other Planes

D20

1 Abyss

2 Acheron

3 Arborea

4 Arcadia

5 Astral

6 Baator

7 Beastlands

8 Bytopia

9 Carceri

10 Celestia

11 Elysium

12 Gehenna

13 Hades14 Limbo

15 Mechanus

16 Pandemonium

17 Ysgard

18 EnergyPositive

19 Energy - Negative

20 Other Plane/Demi Plane

Being a native of a certain plane does bring its

own advantages and disadvantages

Feats

The number of feats allowed is equal to 1 + 1

for every 2 HD the creature has.

There are many, many feats to choose from,

but if you need some ideas or suggestions a

few are listed here. Just remember that some

feats have certain perquisites, especially if

adding your own or ones others have made.

Feats in this list that have prerequisites have

them listed in the [ ] following the name. If

other feats are listed here, they count

towards the limit. Other prerequisites should

be taken into account as well and re-roll

results or adjust the profile as needed.

If a feat is rolled multiple times and is allowed

to be taken multiple times, then do so,

otherwise re-roll duplicates.

D100

1 Acrobatic

2 Acrobatic Steps [Dex 15,

Nimble Moves]

3 Agile Maneuvers

4 Alertness

5 Arcane Strike [Ability to cast

arcane spells]

6 Augment Summoning [Spell

Focus (conjuration)]

7 Awesome Blow [Str 25, Power

Attack, Improved Bull Rush,

size Large or larger]

8 Bleeding Critical [CriticalFocus, base attack bonus +11]

9 Blind-Fight

10 Blinding Critical [Critical Focus,

base attack bonus +15]

11 Cleave [Str 13, Power Attack,


12 - 13 Combat Casting

14 Combat Expertise [Int 13]

15 16 Combat Reflexes

17 Critical Focus [Base attack

bonus +9]

18 Dazzling Display [Weapon

Focus, proficiency with the

selected weapon]

19 Deadly Aim [Dex 13, base

attack bonus +1]

20 Deadly Stroke [Dazzling

Display, Greater Weapon

Focus, Shatter Defences,

Weapon Focus, proficiency

with the selected weapon,


21 - 22 Deceitful

23 Defensive Combat Training

24 Diehard [Endurance]

25 Dodge [Dex 13]

26 Empower Spell

27 Endurance

28 Enlarge Spell

29 Exhausting Critical [Critical

Focus, Tiring Critical, baseattack bonus +15]


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30 Extend Spell

31 - 33 Flyby Attack [Fly speed]

34 Great Cleave [Str 13, Cleave,

Power Attack, base attack

bonus +4]

35 Great Fortitude

36 Greater Disarm [Combat

Expertise, Improved Disarm,

base attack bonus +6, Int 13]

37 Greater Feint [Combat

Expertise, Improved Feint,

base attack bonus +6, Int 13]

38 Greater Overrun [Improved

Overrun, Power Attack, base

attack bonus +6, Str 13]

39Greater Spell Focus (school)[Spell Focus]

40 Greater Spell Penetration

[Spell Penetration]

41 Greater Trip [Combat

Expertise, Improved Trip, base

attack bonus +6, Int 13]

42 Greater Vital Strike [Improved

Vital Strike, Vital Strike, base

attack bonus +16]

43 Greater Weapon Focus

[Proficiency with selected

weapon, Weapon Focus with

selected weapon, base attack

bonus +1, 8th-level fighter/age

category]

44 Heighten Spell

45 - 47 Hover

48 Improved Bull Rush [Str 13,

Power Attack, base attackbonus +1]

49 Improved Critical (bite, claw,

wing or tail) [Proficient with

weapon, base attack bonus

+8]

50 Improved Disarm [Int 13,

Combat Expertise]

51 Improved Feint [Int 13,

Combat Expertise]

52 Improved Great Fortitude

[Great Fortitude]

53 54 Improved Initiative

55 Improved Iron Will [Iron Will]

56 Improved Lightning Reflexes

[Lightning Reflexes]

57 Improved Natural Armor

[Natural armor, Con 13]

58 Improved Overrun [Str 13,


bonus +1]

59 Improved Sunder [Str 13,


bonus +1]

60 Improved Trip [Int 13, Combat

Expertise]

61Improved Vital Strike [VitalStrike, base attack bonus +11]

62 64 Intimidating Prowess

65 66 Iron Will

67 - 68 Lightning Reflexes

69 Lightning Stance [Dex 17,

Dodge, Wind Stance, base

attack bonus +11]

70 Lunge [Base attack bonus +6]

71 Maximise Spell

72 Mobility [Dex 13, Dodge]

73 Multiattack [Three or morenatural attacks]

74 Nimble Moves

75 Penetrating Strike [Weapon

Focus, base attack bonus +1,

12th-level fighter, proficiency

with weapon]

76 Persuasive

77 Power Attack [Str 13, base

attack bonus +1]

78 Quicken Spell

79 Shatter Defences [Weapon

Focus, Dazzling Display, base

attack bonus +6, proficiency

with weapon]

80 Sickening Critical [Critical

Focus, base attack bonus +11]

81 Silent Spell

82 Skill Focus (skill)

83 Snatch [Size Huge or larger]

84 Spell Focus (school)85 Spell Penetration


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86 Spring Attack [Dex 13, Dodge,

Mobility, base attack bonus

+4]

87 Staggering Critical [Critical

Focus, base attack bonus +13]

88 Stealthy

89 Step Up

90 Still Spell

91 Strike Back

92 Throw Anything

93 Tiring Critical [Critical Focus,


94 Toughness

95 Vital Strike [Base attack bonus

+6]

96 Weapon Focus (Bite, claw,wing or tail)

97 Widen Spell

98 Wind Stance

99 Wingover [Fly speed]

100 Other Feat/Crafting Feat/Roll

Again

Flight

Speed

CR +/- 1 per speed change as appropriate.Round to the nearest 5 feet.

D20

1 Slower by 50%

2 Slower by 40%

3 Slower by 30%

5 6 Slower by 20%

7 9 Slower by 10%

10 - 13 No change

14 15 Increase by 10%

16

17 Increase by 20%18 Increase by 30%

19 Increase by 40%

20 Increase by 50%

Maneuvrability

CR +/- 1 per manoeuvrability change. This

replaces what the base flying class is for the

size of the dragon.

D20

1 2 Perfect

3 4 Good

5 12 Average

13 16 Poor

17 - 20 Clumsy

ImmunitiesAll Dragons have at least one immunity, in

addition to being immune to sleep and

paralysis.

D20

1 -2 Acid

3 4 Electricity

5

6 Fire7 8 Cold

9 10 Poison

11 12 Sonic


LanguagesThe number of language known is determined

by Intelligence score as normal.

Every dragon knows at least the Draconic and

Common tongue. If they speak either of themaround mortals is another thing.

Some example languages are below if needed.

Feel free to add your own

D20

1 Abyssal

2 Aquan

3 Auran

4 Celestial

5 6 Dwarven

7 8 Elven

9 Giant

10 Gnome

11 Ignan

12 13 Infernal

14 Necril

15 Orc

16 17 Sylvan

18 Tengu

19 Terran

20 Undercommon


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Lore

What is known about this creature of legend?

What can you find out through increasingly

difficult DC Lore tests?

The base chance to identify a monsters

abilities and weaknesses is 10 + dragons CR.

The skill used for finding information about

dragons is Knowledge (Arcana).

Optional Rule:

Some dragons have gone to great lengths to

hide any information about themselves frommortal eyes. Other simply do not care, or even

want others to know what they can do, to

establish fear at hearing their name.

If you wish for the difficulty in discovering the

details of your creation to be randomised,

heres a handy chart for just that purpose.

D20

1 DC is -10

2 DC is -8

3 DC is -6

5 6 DC is -4

7 9 DC is -2

10 - 13 No Change

14 15 DC is +2

16 17 DC is +4

18 DC is +6

19 DC is +8

20 DC is +10

Movement (Non-flight)

For the most part, dragons are most fearsome

when in flight. On the ground they lumber

about. A few though can move deceptively

fast on land, sea, on by a form of burrowing.

Tertiary movement type

D20

01 04 Burrowing

05 10 Jumping

11 20 Swimming

Average Speed

Roll for walking speed and other movement

type

D20

01 05 20 feet

06 15 40 feet

16 18 60 feet

19 - 20 80 feet

Natural Armour

Base Natural Armour (before age factored in)

D20

1 +1

2 +2

3 4 +3

5 6 +4

7 8 +5

9 10 +6

11 12 +7

13 14 +8

15 16 +9

17 - 20 Same as base dragon

If higher than base dragon, add 1 to cr,

otherwise subtract.


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Saving throws

There are two types of saving throws, good

and poor. The vast majority of the time,

dragons will have good saving throws for all 3

categories (Fortitude, Reflex, and Will saves).Occasionally though this dragon is weaker

than others in some regard and has a poor

saving throw in one or more categories.

(See the appropriate section in Pathfinder

Roleplaying Game Bestiary for more details

on poor and good saving throws)

D100

01 All 3 poor

02 04 Poor Fortitude

05 06 Poor Fortitude & Reflex

07 08 Poor Fortitude & Will

09 11 Poor Reflex

12 13 Poor Reflex & Will

14 16 Poor Will

17 - 00 No changes

Suggested CR change

Each poor category gives -1 to CR.

Senses

This is represented as a bonus to the base

Perception Skill. Every 5 points adds 0.5 to CR.

Round to the nearest 5.

D20

1 5d10

2 4d10

3 4 3d10

5 7 2d108 10 1d10

11 - 20 Same as base/Normal

Size

Important things to remember if you decide

to adjust size:

Size cannot be reduced below tiny,

nor increased above colossal

Changes in size change base damage

from natural attacks and breath

weapons etc. Details can be found in

the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game

Bestiary plus a few in this

publication.

Size changes affect base speed etc.

A size increase above the base

increases CR +1

A size decrease below base decreases

CR by 1

Size also determines the length of

wing, neck and other cosmetic details

found in appendix 2

Dragons below Tiny or above Colossal

are not covered.

D100

01 Decreased size by 3

02 - 05 Decreased size by 206 - 20 Decreased size by 1

21 - 70 Same as Base

71 - 94 Increased size by 1

95 - 99 Increased size by 2

00 Increased size by 3


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Skills

How many skill points?

Dragons gain skill points equal to this formula:

6 + Int Mod per hit dice.

So , for example, with an Int mod of say 3 and

with 6d12 HD the number of skill points would

be:

(6 + 3) x 6 = 9 x 6 = 54 skill points to spend.

What to spend them on?

Dragons have the following skills listed in the

chart below as class skills.

D20

1 Appraise

2 Bluff

3 Climb

4 Craft

5 Diplomacy

6 - 7 Fly8 Heal

9 10 Intimidate

11 Knowledge (all)

12 Linguistics

13 14 Perception

15 Sense Motive

16 Spellcraft

17 Stealth

18 Survival

19 Swim

20 Use Magic Device

If they have class levels, then they also gain

the skills from that class

You have several options at this point;

1. Pick the skills you want and assign the

points yourself This is therecommended option. If you are

having trouble deciding what skills to

use, look at stats and other abilities

and pick skills that complement those.

Its a rare dragon that has no skill

points in Fly, but may happen, the

question is why? Have they focused

on their studies (Knowledge) so much

their flying skills have got worse?

2.

For each skill point, randomly

determine which class skill it isassigned to. This will take a while so

could be speed up by using multiple

skill points per determination. The

chart/listing provided can help with

that.

3. The same as (2) but include non-

class skills as well.There should be a

rough ratio of 3 class skill points to

every 1 non-class skills points spent.


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Spell casting

To determine if the dragon can cast spells and

what their CL (Caster level) is, roll on this

chart.

D100


71 80 Use column A

81 90 Use column B

91 00 Use column C

This chart is duplicated from chapter one,

with a minor modification. If the caster

progression is better than the base dragonused, then CR +1. If worse, the CR is -1. Of

course if the dragon cant cast spells due to its

age then you can ignore this section.

A B C

Wyrmling - - -

Very

Young

- - -

Young - - 1

Juvenile - 1 3Young

Adult

- 3 5

Adult 1 5 7

Mature

Adult

3 7 9

Old 5 9 11

Very Old 7 11 13

Ancient 9 13 15

Wyrm 11 15 17

Great

Wyrm

13 17 19

Now you know what their CL level is, you can

determine if they are Arcane or Divine casters.

(like Gold or Silver dragons).

Roll a d100 if you get 20 or less, they are

able to cast cleric spells as arcane ones.

Now you have caster level, you have several

options for determining what spells can be

cast/are known;

1.

Pick for each dragon2.

Use random determination

3.

Use a spell package

Pick for each

This is the most time consuming method, but

will result in better, more appropriate spells.

Dragons use the same table as Sorcerers for

determining how many spells per level they

know/can cast, even if they have access to

divine miracles like Gold/Silver dragons do.

This is the recommended option.

Use random determination

Quicker, but spells may be duplicated and not

always complimentary or make sense. Also

there are many, many spells to choose from.

Note from Author:

A future product will deal with random spelldetermination, but for now this is beyond the

scope of this publication. Hence it is not a

recommended option, unless you have you

own method for determining random spells.

Use a spell package

This has the advantage of speeding things up,

but if used all the time, will result in all your

dragons having the same spells.

The spell packages can be found in Appendix

1. To use them, simply go to the appropriate

caster level for your dragon and caster type.

Remember also that spells per day is modified

by Charisma and that the minimum Charisma

score the dragon needs to cast the spell is 10

+ the spell's level.


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Body Details

hese are (mostly) cosmetic features,

designed to give your dragon a unique

look.

By the end of this, if you use all the options,

then hopefully your players will wonder just

what it is they are looking at.

See also appendix 2 for size details on wings,

body etc.

Back

The area found between wings and on top of

the body, covers the neck as well.

D100

01 - 04 Bone - Armour

05 08 Bumpsdouble ridge

09 12 BumpsIrregular pattern

13 16 Bumpssingle ridge

17 20 Carapace

21 24 Feathers - Large

25 28 Feathers - Small29 32 Fin - Double

33 36 Fin - Single

37 40 Flat, with small scales

41 44 Furred/mane

45 48 Grooveddouble groove

49 52 GroovedSingle groove

53 56 Normal/Same as base

57 60 PlatesAlternating

61 64 PlatesDouble row

65

68 PlatesSingle row69 72 Ridged

73 - 76 Segments /Large Scales

77 80 Serrated Spine/Fine

81 84 Small bony protrusions

85 88 Smoothscales very tiny

89 92 Spines like a porcupine

93 96 Thick Scales

97 - 00 Tortoise like shell

EyesColour

D20

1 Amber

2 Black

3 Blue - Navy

4 Blue - Sky

5 Brown

6 Green - Forest

7 Green - Lime

8 GreenOlive

9 Grey

10 Grey - Light

11 Metallic - Gold

12 MetallicSilver13 Orange

14 Pink

15 Purple

16 Red

17 White

18 Yellow

19 Other colour

20 Heterochromia iridium aka

Different Eye Colour

(roll again twice, once for each

eye, re-rolling this result)

EyesQuantity

D20 # of eyes

1 1Natural Cyclops

2 - 16 2

17 18 4

19 6

20 8

EyesType/Style

D20 Eye style

1 IrisNone/solid colour

2 On stalks

3 Compound

4 Glowing

5 IrisCross shaped

6 IrisCircle

7 Iris - Irregular8 - 20 Normal


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Head

What animal does the head of this dragon

resemble? If the head has horns, roll on next

chart as well.

D12

1 Snakeno horns

2 Snakewith horns

4 Turtlewith horns

5 Turtleno horns

6 Lizardno horns

7 Lizardwith horns

8 Ceratopswith horns

9 Crocodileno horns

9 Crocodilewith horns

10 Velociraptorno horns11 Velociraptorwith horns

12 Normal/Same as base/Other

Horns

Any horn sizes are in relation to the head of

the dragon.

D20 Horn type

1 3 Frill

4 6 Nasal

7 9 Brow

10 12 Frill and nasal

13 15 Frill and brow

16 18 Nasal and brow

19 - 20 Frill, nasal and brow

FrillThe area just behind the head.

NasalThe front of the head or snout.

BrowThe sides of the head. Rarely found on

just one side, unless an accident or damagehas occurred.

D8 Horn - Frill

1 Bone

2 Collapsible

3 Long

4 Plumed/Feathered

5 Ridged

6 Short

7 Spikes

8 Wide

D12 Horn - Nasal

1 Double - curved

2 Doublelong and thin

4 Double - ridged

5 Double - smooth

6 Double - twisted

7 Short bony nob

8 Single - curved

9 Singlelong and thin

9 Single - ridged

10 Single - smooth

11 Single - twisted

12 Spike Cluster

D12 Horn - Brow

1 Antlers

2 AntlersFlat/Moose like

4 DoubleRidged

5 Double - Serrated

6 Double - Smooth

7 DoubleTwisted

8 Single - Curved

9 Single - Ridged

9 Single - Serrated

10 SingleSmooth11 SingleTwisted

12 Stubs


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Jaws/Mouth

What special or different quality does the

dragons jaw/mouth have?

D20

1 Beak - Long

2 BeakShort

3 Extendable Jaw

4 FangsDouble (up and down)

5 FangsExtended/large

6 FangsVenom (adds +1 to CR

and gives any bite attack

poison damage)

7 Forked/split tongue

8 Long, prehensile tongue9 Mandibles - Dual

10 Mandibles - Quad

11 Overbite

12 Secondary internal jaw/mouth

13 Snake/Wide open

14 Teeth - Retractable

15 TeethSecond Row

16 Teeth - Serrated (+1 to bite

damage)

17 Tentacleslarge

18 Tentaclessmall & prehensile

19 Under bite

20 Normal/Same as base

Limbs (not including wings)

Limbs are placed equally along the body, in

pairs

D201 2 No Limbs (lose both claw

attacks and -2 CR)

3 6 2

7 - 14 4/Normal/Same as base

15 - 17 6

18 - 19 8

20 10

Limbs details

What are the dragons limbs like? Either make

a roll for all limbs at once, or for each pair.

D20 Limb details

1 Armoured

2 Double Jointed/bend both

ways

3 Muscular - Long

4 Muscular - Short

5 Omni-jointed

(can bend in any direction)

6 Second joint

7 Spider like

8 Thin - Long9 ThinShort

10 Horned /spiked

(roll on HornNasal chart)

11 - 20 Normal

ScalesColour

D20 Colour of scales

1 Aqua

2 Black

3 Blue

4 Brass

5 Bronze

6 Brown

7 Copper

8 Gold

9 Green

10 Grey

11 Olive

12 Orange

13 Purple14 Red

15 Silver

16 White

17 Yellow

18 Same as base

19 Other metal

20 Other colour


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ScalesPattern

D20

1 [colour] dots

2 [colour] geometric shapes

3 [colour] mottling

4 [colour] spots

5 [colour] stripes - horizontal

6 [colour] stripes - vertical

7 Dark [colour] on top of the

body with a light [colour] on

bottom

8 9 Dark shade of main colour on

top, with lighter shade on

bottom

10 Each scale has a [colour] edge11 - 12 Each scale has a darker edge

13 14 Each scale has a lighter edge

15 Random scales of [colour]

16 - 20 Solid Colouration

[colour] means to roll on the colour table or

pick the desired colour.

Tail

What is the nature of the tail of the dragon?

D20

1 Armoured/Thick scales

2 Arrow headed shape tip

3 Axe/blade shaped tip

4 Bone like club on the end

5 Constricting

6 Double spikes (+2 to tail

damage)

7 Eject able spines (like a

manticore)

8 Fin/Fish like

9 Flat end10 Forked end

11 Muscular


13 Pointed/sword shaped tip

14 Prehensile

15 Sharp blade like end (+1 tail

damage)

16 Short stub (loses tail attack

and -2 to CR)

17 Spiked (+1 to tail damage)

18 Stiff/Rigid, but useable

19 Stinger (+2 tail damage, poison

type)

20 Whip like (long and thin)

There is a 5% chance (1 on a d20) the dragon

has a secondary tail. If this occurs then roll on

this chart as well.

D20 Second Tail01 10 Same as the main

11 - 20 Different from main (roll on

the chart again)

This second tail grants a second tail attack (+1

to CR) but no bonus may be applied to attack

or damage rolls from stats


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Talon Details

D20

1 2 Long and thin

3 4 Short and thick

5 - 6 Serrated (+1 to damage rolls)

7 8 Retractable

9 10 Sharp (+1 to damage rolls)

11 12 Poison tipped (Injury, DC equal

to 10+ age category, 1d2 from

a random stat for 6 rounds)

13 - 20 Normal

WingsQuantity

D20

1 - 2 0

3 - 15 2

16 - 19 4

20 6

Lack of wings does not stop flight as the

dragon would have some kind of levitation

ability equal to what it would normally have.

However they would lose the wing attack (-2

to CR)

Vestigial wings are small and only really used

for stability, if they are used at all.

Wings are placed in pairs along the body. If a

dragon is missing a wing then this is due to

combat or other damage.

WingsType/Style

The majority of the time, all wings will be the

same type or style on the same creature; only

in about 5% (1 on a d20) will there be

different wing types on the same dragon, inwhich case roll for each wing pair.

D20 Wing type

1 Appear to be large scales

2 Bat

3 Bee liketransparent/clear

4 Beetle (hidden under a shell)

5 Bird/Feathered

6 BonesNo skin

7 Bones - Skin between8 Butterflybland/dark

9 Butterfly - colourful

10 Demonic

11 Dragon - Curved

12 Dragonfly

13 Faerie/Gossamer

14 Fin like

15 Long and thin

16 Muscular

17 Scaled

18 Short and thick

19 Smooth and flat, great for

gliding



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Wing Tips/Edges

What can be found at the edge or tips of the

dragons wings (front mostly, but sometimes

the rear)? Often these give a small bonus to

wing damage or a change in speed ormanoeuvrability class. An increase in speed,

damage or manoeuvrability also increase CR

by 0.5

D20

1 Grooves

2 Hollow (+10% speed, -1

damage)

3 Plates/thick scales

4 Serrated edge (+1 damage)

5 Small bumps

6 Small claws

7 Small controllable flaps

(improved manoeuvrability)

8 Smoothed (+10% to speed)

9 Spikes (+1 damage)

10 Tendrils (rear of wing)

11 Armoured (Hits against the

wing take less damage)

12 - 20 Nothing/Normal

Scars & Battle Damage

Has the dragon been damaged in some way?

What gave it those scare all along its lower

flank and why is it missing an eye? Use these

injuries to make the combat interesting.

Change dice rolls or give your players a bonus

to escape if the dragon has a limp for

example.

If creating your own, they should not cause

major combat problems, as they are mostly

for flavour.

Option

If using the Called Shots rule and you hit a

damaged or weakened area, then damage is

increased/max possible for the attack.

D100

01 - 04 A wing has a tear/hole

05 08 Acid burn across the face and

body

09 12 Burnt back

13 16 Deaf on one side

17 20 Has a limp

21 24 Has a odd , rotten smell

25 28 Has to cough loudly before

using its breath weapon, like

something is stuck

29 32 If dragon has horns, one of

them is notably

broken/damaged

33 36 Missing a talon on one random

limb37 40 Missing a tooth

41 44 Missing an eye

45 48 Nose/snout damaged

49 52 One eye is cloudy

53 56 One wing droops

57 60 Scar across face

61 64 Scar along 1/3 of lower flank

65 68 Some scales are broken

69 72 Tail is slow to move

73 76 The remains of weapon/sword

sticking out their side

77 80 Joints make clicking sounds

when it moves

81 84 Has trouble bending its neck

85 88 Looks thin and malnourished

89 92 Coughs a lot

93 96 Internal damage that is visible

by the dragon wincing every

so often for what appears to

be no reason

97 - 00 Nothing (nothing visible atleast)


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Dragon Names Titles

very dragon has 2 names, their true

name and their Mortal name. The true

name is only know to other dragons of

a very, very few trusted mortals. Otherwise

they go by the so-called Mortal or public

name.

True Name

There are many methods to deciding a

dragons true name. One such method is

presented here, by combining name

components (NC) in various ways. Roll to

decide or pick one you like.

Name Components can be found in Appendix

5.

Names can be separated with characters such

as a space ( ), an apostrophe ()or a hyphen (-)

or even have no separation and are just one

long word!

First stage is working out how many NC the

true name has, then after each NC has been

determined, roll or decide how (or if) it is

separated from the one NC before.

D20

1 2 2 NC

3 4 3 NC

5 6 4 NC

7 8 1 + 1d4

9

10 1 + 1d611 12 1 + 1d8

13 14 1 + 1d10

15 -16 1 + 1d12

17 18 1 + 1 per 2 age categories

19 - 20 1 + 1 Per age category

MortalName

The Mortal name often reflects some aspect

of the dragon, giving almost no hint to the

dragons true name. Some are named for

deeds, or their looks. Others for what they doin combat, the options are almost endless.

Some example names, from legends and

mythology that span all across the multiverse,

are listed below.

D100

01 - 04 Azorth

05 -08 Bane

09 12 Chazor

13 16 Cinder

17 20 Deathbringer

21 24 Destro

25 28 Ember

29 32 Emmeraus

33 36 Flamestrike

37 40 Grandsire

41 44 Hellios

45 48 Infernus

49 52 Ishmael

53 56 Janus

57 60 Kelko

61 64 Leviathan

65 68 Magistar

69 72 Ormr

73 76 Pyrite

77 80 Pyro

81 84 Python

85 88 Skrie

89 92 Tiamat

93

96 Yogoth97 - 00 Zeal

If the dragon has the ability to shape itself

into a lesser form, like an elf or dwarf for

example, then the mortal name will often

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Titles

Virtually every dragon love titles. Good

aligned dragons treat them as a sign of

respect from mortals; evil ones demand them,

to show who is boss and who has thepotential to be dinner.

Most titles have no effect (outside of social

situations), but a few do. After all, knowing

the Bane of Grendlera is heading to the

town your players is in, sounds so much

better doesnt it?

Rolling for the title(s) is generally best if you

have yet to decide on the dragons

personality. Otherwise, picking them is better.

A dragon naturally gains a title every 3 ages,

assuming they do nothing else to warrant a

new title

Charts Notes:

1.

[deity] = god or other powerful being

2.

[doom] = death, destruction, pain,

misery etc.

3. [dragon] = name of another dragon

they have killed.4.

[element] = Something like fire,

lightning or other dragon related

element

5. [place] = Town or other settlement

6. [race] = Elf, dwarf, human etc.

7. [x] = place name or important hero

who died fighting them

As with any of the charts in this publication,

feel free to add your own.

Titles can go after the dragonsname;

E.g. Pryix, Lady of Fire or Fallus the Majestic

Or they can go before it;

The Magnificent and Eternal Pyros

Use the title(s) in a logical way, changing them

slightly if needed to fit together. Some titles

are more suitable for certain dragons than

others (e.g. Defender).

Titles

D100

1 - 2 Avatar of [deity]/[element]

3 4 Bane of [x]

5 6 Bringer of [doom]

7 8 Champion of [place]/[race]9 10 Defender of [place]/[race]

11 12 Destroyer of [place]

13 - 14 Exterminator of [race]

15 16 Hunter of [x]/[race]

17 18 Killer of [race]

19 20 Lord/Lady of [element]

21 22 Master of [element]

23 24 Most Holy

25 26 Most Imperial

27 28 Most Wondrous

29

30 Regal31 32 Saviour of [place]/[race]

33 34 Slayer of [dragon]

35 36 The Blessed

37 38 The Brave

39 40 The Chosen

41 42 The Deadly

43 44 The Divine

45 46 The Elder

47 48 The Enduring

49 - 50 The Enigmatic

51

52The Eternal

53 54 The Fierce

55 56 The Gifted

57 58 The Hunter

59 60 The Immortal

61 62 The Inscrutable

63 64 The Legendary

65 66 The Loud

67 68 The Magnificent

69 70 The Majestic

71 72 The Mysterious

73 - 74 The Mystical

75 76 The One & Only

77 78 The Persistent

79 80 The Profound

81 82 The Radiant

83 84 The Renowned

85 86 The Silent

87 88 The Spectacular

89 90 The Strong

91 92 The Sublime

93 94 The Swift

95 96 The Transcendental

97 - 98 The Undying99 - 00 The Untouchable


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Lairs

ragons have to live somewhere. The

stereotype is of the beast sleeping in a

cave, on a hill of gold and treasure,

killing any who dare disturb its slumber exists

for a reason.

This is a quick chapter on the basics of the

dragons lair.

Location

Where does the dragon have its lair, what

place does it call home? This is not the same

as the environment in which its found, as it

may have its hunting grounds in the desert,

but it lives in the nearby mountains.

D20

1 CaveNormal

2 CaveUnderwater

3 Desert

4 Forest

5 Iceberg/Frozen Area6 Island

7 MountainsCrevasse/cave

8 Mountains - Peaks

9 NomadHas hidden stashes

for its horde and food

10 Ocean/Beach

11 River/Lake

12 Ruins

13 Swamp

14 Underground

15 Urban - Ruins

16 UrbanSewers/caverns

17 Valley

18 Volcano

19 Same as home terrain

20 Somewhere Else

Features

All lairs have at least once chamber where the

dragon rests and stores it horde. Sometimes

this chamber is filled with other items, such as

food or prisoners etc. Occasionally the dragonhas other areas or features as part of its lair.

D20 Roll 1d4 times

1 Defences - External

2 Defences - Internal

3 Exercise area

4 False Chambers

5 False Entrance

6 Forge/Smelter

7 Gateway/Entrance chamber8 Guard Room

9 Hidden Entrance

10 Landing chamber/area

11 Mine

12 Pantry

13 Prison

14 Refuse Pit

15 Secondary Entrance

16 Secondary Sleeping chamber

17 Servants chambers

18 Skylight

19 Treasure/Horde chamber

20 Other

For details on the dragons horde size and

what it may contain see appendix 3.

More in-depth details on dragon lairs will be

featured in a future product release, but for arough idea of the size of the lair, take the age

category (as a number) of the dragon

concerned and times it by 1000 to give you

the size in square feet it covers, for a so-called

average size lair. Different sizes will of

course exist, but this gives you something to

start from.

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Dragon Eggs

ven the most anti-social dragon at

some point was once an egg. You may

have a dragon who is an expectant

parent and that is why its getting upset about

the miners digging where they are. Whatever

the reason, this section gives you the charts

for random dragon eggs, for any type of flying

serpent, but more suitable for unique/random

dragons

Egg Size

How big is the clutch of eggs and how big are

they?

D20 Size(Clutch Size)

1 5 Tiny (1d5)

6 10 Small (1d4)

11 15 Medium (1d3)

16 - 20 Large (1d2)

L WTiny 1 1

Small 2 8

Medium 3 16

Large 4 32

Length (L) of the egg is in feet.

Diameter of the egg is about half of the length

Weight (W) is in pounds.

Incubation Duration

How long does it take to incubate the egg(s) in

days?

Incubation period

Tiny 200 + 1d100 days

Small 250 + 2d100 days

Medium 300 + 3d100 days

Large 350 + 4d100 days

Incubation Method

What method is used to incubate the egg?

The nature of the parent does not alwayshave a bearing on the method of incubation.

For instance a cold based dragon may have to

keep their eggs in fire or lava. This may cause

problems for locals if the only source of what

the dragon needs for incubation is in their

locality.

D20

1 Always in darkness

2 Always in light

3 Anywhere but never moved

4 Bathed in blood

5 Bathed in fresh blood daily

6 Buried in dirt

7 Constant breeze over it

8 Immersed in acid

9 In fresh running water

10 In sea water

11 In still or fouled water

12 Inside a living host

13 Kept in a bird like nest14 Kept in an open flame

15 Kept in dry sand

16 Never to touch solid ground

17 Snow/Ice or other freezing

temperature liquid

18 Under a pile of gold

19 Warmed by the parents body

20 Other exotic or weird method


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Egg Colouration

D20 Roll once

1 Aqua/Water

2 Black

3 Blue

4 Brown

5 Camouflage pattern

6 Green

7 Grey

8 Orange

9 Purple

10 Red

11 Spotted

12 Translucent

13 Violet

14 White15 Yellow

16 Flame (orange/yellow pattern)

17 Roll again but metallic version

18 Same as terrain/area in which

it is stored (a form of

chameleon. Changes within 24

hours if moved)

19 - 20 Same colour/pattern as parent

Egg Features

D20 Roll once

1 Appears broken/cracked

2 Clear/transparent shell

3 Dimples all over

4 Gem like objects in shell

5 Geometric patterns

6 Glows in dark

7 Illusionlooks like something

else

8 Metallic like shine

9 Radiates Cold

10 Radiates Heat

11 Ridged/groves

12 Scales

13 Secondary outer shell

14 Small horns around crown

15 Small Spines

16 Smooth

17 Stone like covering

18 Vibrates slightly

19 Roll Twice20 Other

Egg Durability

It is a fact that there are those who seek

dragon eggs for various purposes. To stop

them from breeding, as a food source, for

petty revenge or even spell components. Tocounter this, some eggs are harder to break,

take more damage, or have a nasty effect if

they are broken from the outside. A few

dragons even deliberately lay false trap eggs

just for this purpose!

Hardness

D20 HP of the egg

1 8

2 10

3 - 4 12

5 - 6 14

7 10 16

11- 14 18

15 - 16 20

17 - 18 22

19 24

20 26

Break AC

D20 AC1 2

2 4

3 - 4 6

5 - 6 8

7 10 10

11- 14 12

15 - 16 14

17 - 18 16

19 18

20 20

The AC of the egg represents how hard it is for

someone to break the shell from the outside.

But be warned..you may not want to do

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Effect if broken

Dragons are creatures of power and magic. It

takes time for that to accumulate. Disrupting

this process by breaking an egg before its

natural hatching time can often result in somedangerous effects, not only for the egg, but

those nearby.

These effects are multiplied by the age

category of the parent dragon when the egg

was laid.

Every 100 days, the damage dice used

increases by one category, starting at 1d4,

then 1d6 at 200, 1d8 at 300, 1d10 at 400 and

1d12 at 500 and 1d20 at 600 or more days.

As you can see, an egg laid by a Great Wyrm

(12) at 600 days would deal 12d20 worth of

damage if broken early!

The range of this effect is 5 feet per age

category of the dragon parent and effects all

things within range as per normal.

If the egg is broken within the last 100 days of

its natural cycle, then there is a chance equalto 100 days remaining, that the hatchling

will be fine and have no complications. A

failure at this point results in a dead baby

dragon.

Certain spells and abilities can stop or reduce

this, and some enterprising being have crated

whole industries around the safe removal and

destruction of dragon eggs.

A few eggs cause no direct damage if openedbefore their time. For these, the damage

represents either the intensity of the effect or

the duration as appropriate

D20 Roll once

1 Acid jet

2 Bright Light (Intense)Blinded

for 1 round PDP

3 Confusion1 round PDP

4 Explosion

5 ForceStunned for 1 round

PDP

6 Hallucinogenic gas1 PDP

7 IllnessSickened for 1 round

PDP

8 Poison

9 Same breath weapon effect as

the parent in all directions,

centred on the egg10 Sleep1 minute PDP

11 Slowthe eggs contents stick

to everything slowing those in

range

12 SonicDeafened for 1 round

PDP

13 StenchAnyone is range is

has the Nauseated status for

PDP

14 Sticky MessEntangled for 1

round PDP15 Tempory Petrifaction

Petrified for 1 round PDP

16 Time stop1 round PDP

17 Wild Zone The area where

the egg was broken becomes a

Wild zone for 1 day PDP

18 BrightnessDazzled for 1

round PDP

19 Fatigued for 1 round PDP

20 Lucky Nothing happens and

the egg is broken without

incident

PDP = Per Damage Point


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Templates

hese can be applied to basic dragons

or even to your own creations. The

basic idea, if you are not familiar with

them, is to take a basic monster and give it

some predetermined changes, but at a cost.

They are a great way to spice things up and

can make encounters more interesting and

memorable.

Some, if not all, of these templates can be

applied to other beings, not just dragons.

Some of them though mention age categories

as a part of working out effects etc. Simply

use half of total class levels rounded down, to

a min of 1 in this case.

All templates are Inherited Templates, which

means that the template is a part of a

creature from the beginning of its existence,

or Acquired. Acquired templates can be

applied to existing creatures at various points

in their life.

Aspect of the Troll (Inherited)

CR +3

Intro

At some point in the past, through magical

means, some aspects of a troll have become

fused with this being, granting them increased

strength and constitution, with a trollsability

to regenerate. Sadly, this comes at a cost to

higher brain functions.

Changes


+6 +2 +6 -6 -2 -6

Appearance takes on a green tint and any

limbs possessed now are slightly longer and

thinner, but still muscular.

Abilities

Gained: Fast Healing (5), Scent

Chameleon (Inherited)

CR +1

Intro

Able to control and shift the colours on their

scales (within reason), this dragon can be

harder to spot or find when compared to

others of its kind.

Changes


- - - - - -

+12 to Stealth

Abilities

Halves any penalty to stealth due to size


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Spell Absorber (Inherited)

CR +3

Intro

Over many generations, this dragon has been

bred to allow it to absorb magic from others

giving it a boost to its powers, albeit

temporary. Sometimes though this can

backfire

Changes


+4 +2 +4 +4 - -

See below

Abilities

If the dragon ever saves against a spell cast on

it (applies to self-cast or spells meant to help,

divine or arcane), then roll a dice

.

1 Strength +4 to Str

2 Toughness +4 to Con

3 Agility +4 to Dex

4 Health Spell level x 4

back in HP

(See notes)

5 Speed Spell level x 5 to

speed

6 Reflexes Spell level to

Initiative rolls

7 Armoured Spell level to

armour class (but

same as reductionto Dex)

8 Fury +1 to all critical

dice rolls

9 Nothing Spell saved as

normal

10 Overloaded See Notes

Spell level here refers to the level of the spell

absorbed or save against.

The duration of these effects last 10 rounds.

These bonuses can stack, but the dragon can

only absorb a maximum of 1 spell per age

category. Any more than that and the oldest

is removed

Notes:

Health

These HP are temporary. Once the duration

ends, these are removed, but the dragon will

always be left with at least 1 HP left per age

category and cant be taken to below 1.

Overloaded

If a Spell Absorber becomes overloaded, thenall bonuses it has acquired are immediately

nullified as if they have ended.

The next roll made to absorb a spell is made

with +1 to the dice roll. This means overloads

now occur on a 9 or 10. If it occurs for a third

time, then the range is now 3 points (8 to 10).

And so on. This effect can stack and is called

the Overload Penalty.

At this point the dragon must also make aFortitude save against a DC (10 + OP). Failing

this save Burns out the template, reducing

Str, Dex etc. and applies a penalty to all dice

rolls, including saving throws equal to the OP.

Passing this saving throw prevents the Burnt

Out effect from occurring this time, but must

be tested for each time there is an Overload.

Whilst this effect is in place the dragon can no

longer absorb spells. The dragon is also

stunned for 1d2 rounds.

The OP count is reduced by 1 per day or 24

hour period that passes with no spell being

absorbed.

Each day, the dragon may make another

Fortitude save to gain back the template if it

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Feats

Breath Weapon FeatsAll breath weapon feats can be used

optionally. This must be declared BEFORE

using them(If used by a PC with a breath

weapon).

Breath Range IncreaseIntro

Some dragons know how to push the range of

their breath weapon further without

sacrificing damage potential

Prerequisites

Breath Weapon, adult age categoryBenefit

The range of any breath weapon increases by

5 feet.

Breath Weapon OverloadIntro

By sacrificing the ability to use their mighty

breath weapon for a while, they can push it to

the maximum possible right now.

PrerequisitesBreath weapon, adult age category

Benefit

The breath weapon does the maximum

possible damage for the dice it has assigned

to it

Special

A Fortitude save vs DC 25 must be made

before the dragon can use their breath

weapon again. Each round passed since

Overload was used gives a bonus of +1 to the

dice roll, but, every use of Overload after thefirst adds +5 to the DC check. This resets after

24 hours of no breath weapon use.

Quicken BreathIntro

By breathing the breath weapon faster, the

dragon can use it more often, but it is weaker

than normal

Prerequisites

Breath weapon, Dex 16

Benefit

The breath weapon can be used every other

round

Special

All random damage dice are at the minimum

possible for the age and size.

Recover Breath

IntroThe dragon can recover from using its breath

weapon quickly.

Prerequisites

Breath weapon, Con 16

Benefit

Can be taken multiple times. Each time this

feat is taken, the time the dragon needs

before it can cast it breath weapon again is

reduced by 1, to a minimum of one round.

Shape BreathIntro

The dragon can decide how it wants it breath

weapon to be shaped.

Prerequisites

Breath weapon, adult age

Benefit

Each use of the breath weapon, the dragon

can determine how it wants it breath weapon

to be shaped (cloud, line etc)

Special

The dragon must roll a 2d4 instead of 1d4 todetermine number of rounds between breath

weapons uses.


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Dragon Blood

The blood of a dragon can have curious

properties. These all require having dragon

blood as a perquisite.

Only one type of Dragon Blood feat may be

taken, but the same feat may be taken

multiple times.

Benefits

Some of these feats only take effect if the

dragon suffers damage from anything that

would cause it to bleed. This is true

regardless of what form the dragon may be in.

Range is up to range is 5 feet per 3 agecategories of the dragon.

Area of splash is in a line towards the one

who did the damage.

Damage amount: 1 point per age category

A Reflex save vs DC (15) avoids this damage.

Any species that feeds on blood will be in for a

nasty surprise if they attack a being with oneof these blood types.

Unless stated, all Dragon Blood feats share

this special note:

This feat also affects the one who has the

feat. This may sound odd, but, using Dragon

Blood Acidic as an example, the creatures

body only protects against the acid while it is

on the inside. However, each type of dragon

blood does also grant a -1 reduction to any die

rolls of that type, which if the attack is only 1point, then it is negated. This may sound

redundant, but if two or more dragons have

the same feat and one damages the other,

they are not fully immune to the effects, but it

is reduced.

Optional Rule:

Those who have dragon blood within them,

like half-dragons or sorcerers, may take these

feats but they are only half as effective.

Dragon Blood - AcidicIntro

The blood of the dragon has rather acidic

qualities. Although not a true acid, it can

cause a bit of damage to those exposed to it.

Prerequisites

Dragon Blood, Con 16

Benefit

Acid damage to attackers.

Special

Acid damage to the dragon is at -1.

Dragon Blood - ArcaneIntro

Sometimes the sheer power of a dragon

infuses their blood with arcane forcesPrerequisites

Dragon Blood, Con 14, spell casting ability

Benefit

Magic/arcane damage to attackers

Special

Magic/arcane damage is reduced by 1

Dragon Blood - ElectricIntro

The blood of the dragon has rather electrical

quality to it. Although not true electricity, it

can cause a bit of damage to those exposed to

it.

Prerequisites

Dragon Blood, Con 16

Benefit

Electrical damage to attackers. +1 to total

damage if they have metal armour or struck

with a metal weapon (like iron etc.) or

anything that conducts electricity.

Special

Electrical attacks to the dragon are at -1.

More Dragon Blood feats (and other feats)

will be featured in a future supplement


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Appendix 1

Spell Packs

Remember that spells per day is modified by

stat bonuses, which for dragons is normally

Cha (Charisma).

Arcane Spell Packs

For dragons with normal spell casting

abilities.

Caster Level 1

0 (at will)4 Arcane Mark; Detect Magic;Flare; Read Magic

1 (3/day)2 Expeditious Retreat; Ray of

Enfeeblement

Caster Level 3

0 (at will)5 Arcane Mark; Ghost Sound;

Prestidigitation; Ray of Frost;

Resistance

1 (5/day)3 Animate Rope; Mount; Sleep

Caster Level 5

0 (at will)6 Daze; Detect Magic; Light; Mage

Hand; Open/Close; Touch of

Fatigue

1 (6/day)4 Chill Touch; Detect Secret Doors;

Expeditious Retreat; Magic

Missile

2 (4/day)2 Leomund's Trap; Scorching Ray

Caste

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