My adventurer would beat your adventurer, and take all his treasure. So there.
Dragons in armour. Is it cheating? Discuss.
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If you can't beat them, eat them
My adventurer would beat your adventurer, and take all his treasure. So there.
Dragons in armour. Is it cheating? Discuss.
And don’t forget to vote!
Armored dragons are more challenging and not cheating. Something you throw at a party who thinks they have seen it all. Nice render BTW.
Fank oo :D
I honestly have never even thought about dragons wearing armor. Thank you, sir, for expanding my imagination.
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@Samuel They’re recycling the tin cans that their food comes in :D
My old man memory may be faulty, but weren’t there some armored dragons in Dragonlance? Seems like they had a kind of barding or something. Maybe not…
Anyhoo…does the armor enhance an already armored skin, or does the dragon hide a very shameful secret? :-)
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@Dead Orcs Yep. Dragonlance has weak-willed Dragons that barely merit the honour of the name. Allowing mere humans to ride on their backs like common horses! The shame! And they wore armour – their one cool redeeming feature.
I guess the armour would stack with their natural armour. I like the potential for Dragons wearing enchanted armour. Picture a huge Blue Dragon wearing a suit of Ghostphase Armour. Wow!
There’s already armored dragons in the new Draconomicon; Frostforged Wyrm.
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@QDM The new Dracomonicon is still on my wishlist. Good to know there’s armoured dragons in there!