Dragon

Description

Play Category: Limited

Recovery Element: Ground, Various (1/2)

Eye Color: Any dark

Hair Color (Demihuman): Any

Skin Color (Demihuman): Standard

Skin Color (Dragon): Any dark, any green

Dragons are largely what you expect from dragons. However, many dragons have learned to transform into a demi-human form to work easier within society. These tend to also be what you'd expect: Humans with their dragon wings, tail, ears and whiskers, as well as some having scales on some other parts of their body and claws for fingers and toes. The amount is left to the creator of the character, but the character should be distinctly foremost human.

History

Dragons are a race created by Bahamut. Greedy and powerful, they were probably as much as a threat to the other races as any of the monsters. However, one flavor of food, the elves, had become to explore magic. The dragons had to have it. Slowly they learned of its secrets. Eventually, they learned to take a humanoid shape and learned directly even faster. The dragons quickly diversified, but something unexpected happened. Many of them began to view their food as something more than consumables. Most dragons left for their own Plane, terrified of such thoughts. Others stayed behind and grew to treat the other races as something more than food, for various reasons.

Social dragons are always a bit impatient and holier-than-thou, but will always listen when they could stand to profit. Wild dragons, however, treat other races as nuisances second and a source of food first.

Racial Abilities

Dragon Form

• Natural Flight: Power
• Magic: (One Element)
• Shapeshifting: Humanoid
• Sense Magic - Very Low
• Size: Very Large

Combat

• Large bonus to unarmed combat

Demihuman Form

• Magic: (One Element)
• Natural Flight: Speed
• Shapeshifting: Dragon
• Sense Magic - Low
• Size: Large (Wide)

Combat

• Small bonus to unarmed combat

Note: Here There Be Dragons

Dragons, as is key for fantasy settings, come in many flavors, so each type will have different abilities and forms. This section will eventually detail some typical dragon designs, but right now is just a placeholder.