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Originally posted by Lady Blue03:
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Originally posted by Illumina Drathiran'ar:
Or maybe a red dragon took the form of a human and seduced a paladin. The paladin fell from grace and the half-dragon serves as a constant reminder of the paladin's fall.
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This is interesting. I just made a new half dragon character about a month ago for a game on another board. Red dragon father who took her elven mother against her will. She's noble and the house had been in service of a gold dragon. So naturally she's outcast...and crazy (I made her CN for kicks) with conflicts that come from her corrupt red dragon heritage clashing with her good upbringing *rubs hands together evilly* [/QUOTE]Hmm, I am sure that I remember someone's dragon seducing my poor unsuspecting elf [img]tongue.gif[/img]
Average adventurer's reaction? Well I know that in any D&D game where I met a half-dragon or dragon I had a 50/50 chance of shoving our fighter (or the nearest dwarf) towards the dragon and trying to shoot it with arrows (the dragon, not the dwarf) or just running away (thats what my characters are now famous for).