>>62839750
no, serious all the time, no light heartedness

>>62839750
Our GM keeps expecting us to be murderhobos but instead we talk to everything first. So, almost the inverse, we keep trying to reason with everything and everyone.

>>62839750
I think the elder is doing it wrong though, everyone knows you have to offer maidens to dragons

>>62839786
Luckily, this dragon is too new to understand such a basic thing like that, it seems.

>>62839750
I've never done that before, but my players would probably think it was some kind of trap.

>>62839786
the dragon is a girl dragon that's nerdy over human weapons. Obviously she has other priorities.

>>62839750
>how would your party react
We kill the dragon. It just threatened to burn down the town, doesn't matter if it's being flippant about it. In fact that makes it worse. This dragon is a sociopath.

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>>62839750
i seriously miss running dragons like their own mythical species with their own culture, instead of being sexy british people trapped in a big giant lizard.

see: it used to be
>dragons are intelligent and can speak...in their own language
>prefer to growl and roar at little squishies.
>can and will eat humanoids.
>but they do prefer roasted sheep and cows
>dragons have their own line of reasoning and their own cultural standards
>it's utterly different from how humans and elves think

what killed dragons was beautiful shit like Dragonheart and the CoW setting 1/2 dragon thing. i used to love those things, then i realized it all was a descendant from 80's fetichism and poor writing / desire for homoginity. it took the savage yet intelligent dragons away and replaced them with another potential sex partner.

and you will spit because you can't accept that there was somethign beautiful in the concept of a savage magical lord of reptiles.

>>62839750
"Well, to be honest this town is more famous for its ceramics."
>Note: this town's ceramics are mediocre at best
"So if you really want some valuable tribute, we could find you some of that?"
>Note: ceramics aren't valuable
"You've made a wise choice, sir and or madam. See you in six months?"
>Note: the town will have relocated by then

>>62839765
You should be a writer for a hit HBO show, bub.

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>>62839750
>tfw the best way to attack to the socially awkward dragon is to hold an uncomfortable conversation with it

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>>62840414
While slaying the dragon is definitely an understandable rote to take, your party must have a tough time if you've inherited your ability to read social cues and circumstances from a table leg. Also managed to misuse the word sociopath.

>>62840711
I like this.

>>62840628
I know exactly how you feel. When I was little I fucking loved vampires and to an extent, werewolfs. Loved the threat about them and the traditional means of killing one of these children of the night amazed me from those old school black and white horror movies. Now they're both just a big joke, especially the vampire since as soon as you hear it the first thought on everyone's mind is glitter.

>>62840628
I made my dragons embodiments of the seven deadly sins, immensely proud, envious, greedy, gluttonous, lustful, slothful, and wrathful.
>Pride
A dragon will never willingly submit to another as a result their mating is pretty much two dragons dueling with the victor raping the loser
>Envious
Dragons have a natural need to know that they have the best everything, the most wealth, the best slaves, the greatest power, etc. While they aren't stupid (they won't fight a dragon twice their size because he has more wealth) they nonetheless harbor extreme envy towards anyone superior to them
>Greedy
Dragons are extremely greedy, although they never actually spend their wealth they desire as much as possible, never being satisfied
>Gluttonous
Dragons not only desire immense volumes of food (dragons can eat over half their body weight in food in a single meal, their stomach being able to stretch massively to accommodate such volumes of food), additionally they prefer high volumes of food, many kingdoms or cities forced to pay tribute to a dragon will offer decadent foods and drinks in addition to wealth and slaves as tribute
>Lustful
Dragons have an extreme sexual appetite and will copulate with anything, while they have a general order of preferences Dragons>Reptilian Humanoids>Other Humanoids if they cannot find a suitable partner they will copulate with local fauna, bears, deer, elephants, etc.
>Slothful
Despite their desires, dragons are naturally lazy and if they aren't specifically compelled to do anything they can sleep for up to centuries if they have a full enough belly when they fall asleep.
>Wrathful
Dragons are quick to anger and slow to forget, some dragons become some engulfed in rage that they will proceed to destroy everything in their path for days at a time until exhaustion finally overtakes them and their rampage ends

>>62839750
Why keep giving tribute to a beast thats clearly incompetent? Rise the moral of the village and convince them that they dont have to be slaves of a dumbass.

>>62839750
I mean, why do dragons hold up in lairs anyway?
Not like you really have a ton to worry about being as powerful as you are.
Do you maybe want to move in town? We could help build you a big house, and that way its like we are all your tribute all the time. Maybe help keep us and our llama safe so we can grow meaning your tribute dose aswell.

Oh and if you see someone called a 'royal taxman' he is a known dragon hater. burn him.

Maybe not reluctant but not all that invested. DM had it where the dragon basically played The Sims, literally physically, with some captives in a little faux village in her lair, and only occasionally had any interest in the town nearby for the purpose of having supplies for her little sims village and for potential new people for it. Like a dollhouse basically but with live people.

>>62839750
Tell dragon that raiding dungeons is much more profitable than raiding villages. Try to convince it to join us.

>>62839750
>So, how would your party react?
They try to fuck it, just like everything else.

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>>62841738
>ywn be a dragon's Sims toy

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>>62841788
>"Release the princess. Take me instead"

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>>62841585
>>Lustful
>Dragons have an extreme sexual appetite and will copulate with anything, while they have a general order of preferences Dragons>Reptilian Humanoids>Other Humanoids if they cannot find a suitable partner they will copulate with local fauna, bears, deer, elephants, etc.
>>62841788
>>62841836

>>62841788
It wasn't great at all, in fact really cringy because one, she had no idea of what normal or common-race lives or living were like, and two she never had any critics so her ideas for stories were terrible.

Basically everyone in her dollhouse town had some terrible character they were supposed to be, their lives were terribly cliche, and it all played out like some awful teen novels. Also she liked to self-insert.

>>62839750
Most of my party would go along with it. One would immediately ask what color the dragon is, how big, detect magic, etc expecting that this is either a trap or a young copper dragon pulling a prank.

>>62841585
This is pretty in-line with ancient European symbolism. Dragons were, thematically, the embodiments and agents of the Devil not unlike Angels for God.

I'm working on a setting well, a novel where Dragons have self-organized themselves in a similar way, where the various dragon species and temperaments form themselves into Cabals under specific Sins, with the Cabal head being the "Wyrm of X".

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>>62841883
>introduce the dragon to erotic roleplaying

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>>62842434
Most non-jewish religions seemed to think dragons were pretty cool guys, and frankly I know who I'd sooner trust.

>>62841585
...I like this more than I should.

>>62841661
"Oh! I could stay here? That sounds even better than a dinky cave! I just holed up in one because my parent had one. So uh... just build it over there, Slaves! ...please. Sorry."

>>62842508
>Indra, Zeus, Thor, Set, and Susanoo all fight or kill a serpent/dragon

>>62839750

This dragon is getting my dick up its arse. Literally.

>>62842508
I've been working on incorporating that as well. The solution I've come up with is that, simply put, Dragons aren't Humans, so their relationship and understanding of the sins is different than our understanding.

The sins, then could more accurately be translated as "drives" or "impulses", and are often approached in mental or ephemeral realms as much as the physical, and running 'cold' as often as 'hot'.

So a Dragon of Lust might be a sexual deviant, or more of a general hedonist, or a sort of Epicurean Hedonist, seeking to enjoy simple physical pleasures. And, being long-lived beings, their approaches can be somewhat alien. A sculptor who simply enjoys the feeling of shaping materials with their hands, creating works of art, might fall under Draconic Lust. As might a vicious murderer, who loves to feel flesh tear under their talons, and to hold things as they shudder their last breath.

Dragons of Pride, Greed. and Envy, therefore, can often be gifted administrators, directing the flow of resources and peoples, either for a desire to show their prowess at management, the thrill they get from controlling such vast stores of wealth and necessities, or to attempt to out-do other administrators or kingdoms.

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>>62841661
Do you want to start the horrible, cruel and opressive dragon cult? Because that's how you end with the cruel and opressive dragon cult.

>>62842993
I dunno... the dragon seems like a softie.

>>62839750
The dragon doesn't seem to have an evil outlook on what it's doing but it is still bothering the village. Our party would probably fight her until she decided to back off and go somewhere else.

>>62843106
Yeah, fun fact about the dragon cult: The dragons didn't do all that many cruel things.

The *priests* though...

>>62843167
Dragon just passively tries to stop their insanity.

>Okay um... but do we have to cut their heart out? that seems kinda... cruel...
>B-but she's crying, isn't eating her... wrong?
>Hey so uh... tell me again why you need to be empowered by my magic? Are you sure this is the draconic thing to do?

>>62843402
That seems like it could be a fun plot twist. Players go stop a dragon or eldritch being leading an evil homicidal cult, only for it to turn out that rather than the supposed BBEG corrupting humans and forcing them to perform attrocities, all the bad stuff was done by the humans out of their own volition to glorify their "deity" who is neutral or actually kind of weirded out by the whole thing.

...Which come to think of it pretty much how eldrtich cults are supposed to work. Cthulhu doesn't actually give a shit about humans, some people just thought that sacrificing people in his name will please him and reward them. It's like you one day finding ants performing little ant sacrifices in your name because one day you accidentally dropped a sugarcube on the ground right when one ant got killed.

>>62844041
To be fair I would probably aid those ants in any way, hive them massive amounts of sugar and purposely unleash various gigantic bugs on them

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>>62844322
I'd try to teach them how to operate tiny robots.

>>62844668
I now want an army of Ant Jagers the size of large rodents.

>>62839750
Great, it sounds like it will be an easy encounter for once. Maybe we can avoid near-death despite overpreparation.

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OH HEY A DRAGON THREAD! NOW I CAN POST THIS AND GET RID OF IT!

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>>62845907
You did it in the wrong order anon.

>>62845959
How do you figure?

>>62845907
Oh yes. That thing about dragon hearts again.

>>62846001
The mind scarring was a big tip off.

>>62839750
We'd take the dragon under our wing and teach them all the wrong things and turn the dragon into the town's defender. And if anyone gives it shit, we go and slay that instead.

We're gonna change the draco status quo.

>>62839782
Murderhobo's does not mean autism.

Typically, it means that whenever you talk to people, they are usually assholes. Thus, leading to general murder

>>62842867
This is good shit. Do something with it, very interesting.

>>62847516
This is a blue board, if you can hide that image.

>>62845907
...why does this arouse me? GOD DAMN IT I HAD ENOUGH FUCKED UP FETISHES YOU CUNTS

>>62847556
Wrong image

>>62847560
sounds like you are developing a transformation fetish. If you don't want it to become really depraved I suggest avoiding Demon Man

>>62847656
Ok.

To answer the original question, it's not like the village would have that many options...

>>62844322
>>62845809
I'm over in SEA right now and lemme tell you, I don't think 1 sugar cube is equivalent in ant-currency for worship.
I don't know if ants could ever worship us, they already see themselves above us.
A few weeks ago some hardcore fucking type of red ants decided they were going from front yard to back yard through the house. The whole hive, single file, through the house. No stopping them, they didn't deviate from line. Took them about a day to get file out.
I only got bit once, (their route went over my computer desk, around my elbow and out the window) but where I was bit on my arm swole up the size of a baseball, got a zit head and burned worse than a wasp sting. Scary shit those fuckers could be back at any time and I could do nothing to stop them. You can't even squish em with your hands, you need a hard backstop because they're fucking armored too.
The other day I saw a fucking set of ants that had liquid in their clear abdomens and longer, spindlier legs than normal. Probably venom the horrible fuckers

nice

>>62847827
Use a vacuum cleaner. That'll show them who the master race is.

>>62841883
>>62841738
Good lord I love this idea far more then I should

>>62847560
>...why does this arouse me?
Cause your dick hasn't seen a real dragon vagina

>>62850034
Are they made from kidnapped maidens too?

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>>62850292
>TFW whole body reshapes itself to feel pleasure.
>TFW Literally becomes a cocksleeve.

Why.
Why have you given me this mental image,
and why do I want it so badly?

>>62841524
>Werewolves being bestial always leads to someone wanting the knot or saying the GM is a furry
It's a bad time to like classic monsters.

>>62841865
>bears
My god.

>>62839750
>>62850292

>>62851194
I... feel like I'm missing a few pieces here. It's touching nonetheless.

>>62839750
WOW, THAT WAS PREDICTABLY SUBVERSIVE. I WILL NOW COMMENCE WITH EMITTING JOYOUS THROAT SPASMS COLLOQUIALLY REFERRED TO AS "LAUGHTER".

>>62851194
Sauce?

>>62850763
Yeah dragon/animal crossbreeds are horrifying.
>A 14 foot tall bear with bullet proof scales and the ability to breathe fire with an uncontrollable urge to fuck, kill, and eat anything it can find
>If anything they rape ahppens to avoid being killed it will birth more dragon spawn

>>62851290
>>62851219
https://imgur.com/a/eRxLK0D

https://www.pixiv.net/member_illust.php?mode=medium&illust_id=31639792
The Pixiv of the artist (now deleted). Don't think they have a new site.

>>62842508
in greek myth dragons were universally evil, and apollo fucked the dragon Python up and everyone loved him.

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>>62850763
Eh, it's not as bad as you'd think.

>>62841524
>>62850666
>players laughing about vampires and glitter and shit
>lol we'll just go over the bridge vampires can't do shit
>river's frozen, I told you fucks it was winter
>mans pulled through windows of carriage into the cold night never to be seen again
>glitter jokes diminish severely for rest of game

I quite enjoy this.
Another good time was had in a more modern setting where I had a vampire give a guy a "listen here you little shit" monologue when he maid similar jokes.

>>62842508
Fafnir and nidhogg are other examples of evil non Jew dragons. Also the nameless dragon that Beowulf kills.

>>62854612
>>mans pulled through windows of carriage into the cold night never to be seen again
How did it enter his carriage without permission?

>>62855197
Beowulf's dragon was just ancap as fuck. Two nameless thieves violated his NAP by stealing from him while violating his nap, so he burned the whole countryside down.

hmm

>>62856985
true, but it wasn't exactly a good dragon either. More like a bestial creature.

Then again one could make an argument of the dragon representing the evils of greed.

>>62857978
Like I said, he was an ancap dragon. He didn't need recreational nukes because he was as effective as one

>>62840414
>We kill the dragon...it's being flippant ... is a sociopath.


And that's why the dragon has to sheets behind the GM's screen.

The first something that would have lead to a fun adventure.

The second a scaly force of nature who could give Loki a few pointers in how to be a pain in the ass.

>>62858636
As A GM, I'd be kinda disappointed if their first instinct was to Kill it. Maybe they talk to it. Maybe they try to teach it. Maybe they try and mend the town. So many plothooks there, but Just death is so... boring.

>>62858636
>I have two personalities
>The nicest dragon you will ever meet
and
>Twisted fucking psychopath

>>62859231
>i can be your devil
>or your angle

>>62856960
A carriage is not his home, therefore the vampire can come and go from it as it pleases.

>>62858636
>give Loki a few pointers in how to be a pain in the ass
I am imagining a dragon version of... Shane was it? One of shoggy's stories

>>62861076
A carriage is a mobile home

>>62841524
Everyone moved on from Twilight years ago, anon, stop being a fag.

>>62861454

Not every enclosed space is a home. You could live in a carriage, but that is unlikely.

>>62861535
>Not every enclosed space is a home
Not with that attitude

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>>62862880
Sauce?

>>62862180
>>62861535
>>62861454
>>62861076
I imagine the rules of the course is that it must be a place of current residence. A person must be actively living primarily out of the enclosure to count.

This is why there is always a gypsy that tells you of the secrets to beat the vampire without any fear of the vampires coming after her. She lives out of her wagon, and thus can safely move into any vampire infested town to ply her trade

>>62839750
There's something a bit disheartening about the idea of a dragon right out of dragon-college worried about how to get things done, but life is actually absurdly easy for them once they get over their initial awkwardness.

>>62839750
Use the bard to show it that the real tribute comes from men bedding it.

The Villege will have to rotate men every week or so.

>>62842993
Yes. I would. Honestly this whole scenario seems like an easy way to get a dragon under my manipulation. Maybe I could find a way to get this thing to mate. Start raising dragons from eggs for war.

>>62854612
>river's frozen, I told you fucks it was winter
There's still running water underneath the ice you know?

>>62842867
That's stupid, you're stupid. Don't waste everyone's time conflating Dragon with Sin only to immediately turn around and make all that effort worthless.

>>62868283
not always.

>>62842508
>Most non-jewish religions seemed to think dragons were pretty cool guys
Not really

>>62869216
Yeah... Only China seems to have the whole "Dragons are good" thing going.

>>62871303
Aztecs seemed to like dragon gods

>>62871365
I'm not certain the Aztecs "liked" any of their gods. From what I understand, it was more along the lines of "if we don't worship them and give them sacrifices, they'll end the world."

>>62866347
>She lives out of her wagon, and thus can safely move into any vampire infested town to ply her trade

Until one vampire's servants breaks into the wagon and invites a vampire in, or until some ne'er-do-well kills her horses or oxen and she starves to death or a muderhobo sets her wagon on fire.

>>62871405

Quetzocoatl was seen as heroic and benevolent

>>62871566
>Until one vampire's servants breaks into the wagon and invites a vampire in
That is retarded.
>A burglar breaks into your home
>Invites his burglar friend into your home
>Leaves
>Burglar 2 invites burglar 1 into your home
>Two burglars who were invited into your home, why would you call the police?

>>62841585
Perfect way to depict dragons' nonhuman mindset. I've ran campaigns for years and haven't used a dragon yet. This has inspired me, that and the realization that my potato players can only handle episodic short campaigns and not a grandiose 1 to 30 adventure...

>>62847705
>Demon Man
Jesus anon he's trying to cultivate a boner, not a nightmare.

>>62871703
No, thinking you can move into a vampire infested town and divulge secrets and think it's safe is retarded

>>62842508
>what is Chaoskampf

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>>62844041
have you seen pic related?

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>>62872689
Juxtaposition of long running cliches has been done a million times and is nothing new. Even the scenario you're talking about.

>>62871405
>if we don't worship them and give them sacrifices, they'll end the world
It was more along the lines of "if we don't keep fueling them with blood, they won't be able to prevent the end of the world".

>>62872742
>Heh, goddamn plebs enjoying an idea. Don't they know the juxtaposition of cliches is incredibly pedestrian and lowbrow?

>>62872831
I didn't say that. I'm just pointing out it's been done. Also, that this thread is hot fucking trash.

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>>62844041
>ywn live in Ctulhu's "ant farm".

>>62840628
>see: it used to be
>>dragons are intelligent and can speak...in their own language
Nigger, what?
Dragon's using mortal speech has been standard since Smaug, and a thing since long before that.

>>62868338
The idea is not to make the sin "worthless", but rather 'limited/distinct', as the sin is something of a rough translation of the draconic concepts into English.

As it's a novel, the main character will be discovering these nuances over time with the audience. So the path will be

>Dragons organize themselves based on Sins.
>Dragons act in accordance with their guiding Sin.
>MC converses with dragon, learns that dragons have a more nuanced understanding of the sins, but use the common names as part of their cultural arrogance.

So, like, most Dragons of Wrath DO like to destroy things, and get pissed off easy, but it's also connected to broader themes of destruction and opposition than simply "hulk smash" all the time.

As a basic primer/summation:
Pride: Satisfaction, authority, and control
Envy: anticipation, ambition, competition, and internal desire.
Lust: enjoyment, sensation, and external desire.
Sloth: patience, peace, and introspection/oracular insight.
Wrath: destruction, emotional outburst, and opposition.
Greed: material wealth, oaths/deals/favors, collections and organization.
Gluttony: excessive indulgence, obsession, and dissatisfaction.

They're all centered around an idea that at least LOOKS like the sin, but some of them you have to squint or tilt your head a little. Or it can lead to weird things. A Dragon of Envy may be more interested in the implication of a reward or secret than the actual deliverance of it, since it was their DESIRE of the thing that they cherished.

>>62839750
Well, I have a crazy Alex Jones esque NPC my players can take quests from. He is very paranoid about dragons and tells all the horrible stuff about them, when in reality dragons are pretty chill, you just better remind them of the older times.

>oh yeah, what happened to those virgin sacrifices huh? Stingy little cunts...

Other than that comedic monsters are rare in my campaign, it's mostly humanoid enemies I do funny.

>>62861093
Shane the Shy, yes

>>62868528
Yes, almost always. If there's not, it basically means ecological collapse since fish hibernate under the ice and will die if it freezes all the way to the bottom.

>>62873534
anon, this is untrue for most rivers except for the largest.

>>62839750
Most I've seen on this classic trope is dragons being protectors of the local area, either gaining their horde in the form of effigies and gifts from grateful townsfolk or by giving the town mafia-style protection.

>>62847827
This post made me laugh at the waiting room,thanks, asshole.

>>62839750
>Given how new she is to the whole "tribute or incineration" thing and the apparent lack of murderous intent, see if you might be able to convince or connive her into a more mutually beneficial arrangement.

>Chubby adorkable dummy dragon on call.

>>62872571
Then explain why she is always there mate if she isn't safe in some way.

>>62872388
This is why I say to avoid him.

>>62872571
Whether or not that is true the idea of someone breaking into your house and inviting a vampire in fits the rules of vampires is nonetheless retarded. Might as well say "we isn't crossing running water, he is crossing the river floor."

nice

>>62874366
>ywn have a chubby adorable dummy dragon to awkwardly hug you and take your advice.

>>62841865
*insert video of monkey fucking a frog here*

>>62879250
I don't need these feels anon

>>62879250
>>ywn have a chubby adorable dummy dragon trying to take down notes on every detail your party tells her

cool

>>62839750
I’m currently in a campaign where a dragon was trapped in a dungeon and desperately wanted to get out. Problem being that she was on top of a statue commemorating an actually good king that the people of our country loved.

>So we tried to figure out a situation where everyone could win, it turned into my character just reading books to the dragon, telling stories, and hanging out.
>the dragon was a pet of the king whose statue she’s under, when he died she was put under a sleep spell by his advisors to make sure nothing shit happened
>rest of the party didn’t want to fuck with the dragon, plus didn’t know about the horde so just left it alone.
>my character would then venture out to the library and the town butcher to obtain books and food.
>becomes so consistent that my DM changes the scene by saying “meanwhile, Anon and the dragon...”

>>62886544
>DM enjoys it so much she makes it part of the story.
>agency we work for doesn’t want us to tarnish name, one is required to look after dragon while other do work.
>become dragon babysitter.
>had to get the butcher to cook a whole cow several times a week
>bought several pieces of furniture to use and digging equipment.
>spend my time keeping orcs and goblins away from the area while I hire dig teams and shady contractors to help excavate the area.
>dragon makes up the difference with stuff from her horde.
>keep it under wraps by forging several documents
>eventually the tunnel is finished
>dragon is worried, doesn’t want to mess it all up.
>move all my furniture to a cart, tell the townsfolk my agency has called me back.
>have my work crews buy me carts
>put dragons treasure on carts, wheel treasure to cave. Count out all treasure and explain that all treasure is safely out and moved.
>open tunnel, dragon slithers two miles underground and comes out.
>have work crews fill the tunnel with rocks and cement,
>pay work crews off, turns out they were just mercs
>take dragon to new lair, dragon says as payment I can have anything from her horde.
>lmao, I don’t need that shit
>I bought some really nice furniture, a new cart, and a ton of supplies.
>plus a library card
>dragon is visibly saddened
>I won’t be able to hangout and read with her anymore
>she sifts through treasure, gives me box that king was buried with.
>inside is scroll of wish
>party is excited
>dm is waiting
>stare at board for a minute
>”I wish the dragon and I could keep hanging out.”

>>62884389
>"Wait... woah... wait... so... you mean, I don't have to terrorize the villagers... I can just, y'know, do things for them, and then, they'll just, give me stuff?"

>"Well, that's basically how trade works, isn't it? Goods given in exchange for services?"

>"Dragons, I mean, we don't really "trade" much, y'know? We usually just roar a lot, and set things on fire, and steal stuff, and fight lots of tough guys like you!"

>"That doesn't seem ideal for anyone."

>"Right!? This sounds so much easier! I gotta write all this down!"

>>62886544
>>62886565
Keep going you glorious bastard, I need to know how this ends.

>>62886637
>>62884389
>dragon rips off a load bearing wood column from the mayor's house causing it to collapse.
>chars it with her breath

>"Hey does anyone have any paper?"

>"..."

>"W-Why is everyone looking at me? Oh no do I have a bone stuck in my teeth again? Oh Gods so embarrassing!"

>>62886708

>Being too mild-mannered and lazy for the terrorizing and burninating that dragons usually get up to, she finds the idea that she can just do odd jobs in exchange for food and loot appealing.

>The campaign becoming a funny, heartwarming comedy of errors in which the party teaches the chubby, adorkable dummy dragon how to live and interact with the villagers.

>>62886952
> have to teach the chubby, adorkable dummy dragon that it is not a good idea for her to try speeding up grain production by blowing on the windmill

>>62874366
>>62879250
>>62884389
>>62886952
>>62887166
Why chubby?

>>62887208
>still has baby fat

but honestly no idea why we started with the chubby bit, just been keeping it on for the heck of it.

>>62886565
>dm is visibly happy
>party is visibly pissed off
>dm makes dragon as humanoid, half human half dragon.
>dm spergs our as she has written a whole character sheet for dragon
>dragon and I now live in the cave but travel a bunch.
>have to spend time reading to dragon or fending off shit in the wild.
>dm won’t let me die
>dm draws art about my character and the dragon
>fairly certain the dm roll plays as the dragon
>party has fun, dm has fun, I’m not not having fun so I continue.
>this has gone on for a year
>I really hope that the dm isn’t keeping this all on some fanfic tier pdf.

>>62887208
I think that the idea may be that this dragon is lacking all that frightening grace and intellect that most dragons possess, so she might be uncoordinated, lazy and dumb.

>>62887166
What she has in strength and enthusiasm, she lacks in planning and common sense, for sure.

>>62887327
>townsfolk soon learn never to tell her secrets
>especially if talking about one's love life
>the person a villager may hve a crush on is sure to know about it near instantly.
>has proven to be quite literal in this due to many times shouting out "You love XXXXX?' quite loudy, enough so that everyone in the village can hear it.

>>62888234
>"You want to do WHAT me!?"

>>62888234
>On the other hand, she does make a good "town message board" or sorts, as she enjoys learning new bits of information and gossip and passing it along to everyone that she sees.

>Of course, it's become something of a game to see how accurately she can remember what she's heard, leading to some rather garbled retellings and passings-on of said information.

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>>62887208
It's fun to think about turning thr typixal trope of terrifying, intimidating dragon on its head by turning this traditional emblem of fear and power into something that could be huggable, needs help in how to get along in life, and is just generally cute overall, despite stature.
Chubby seems to imply "not tough," or "soft," while still not being fat, or disgusting.

>>62889204
>She scares away pests and problems smaller than herself, which are most of them, and that alone is worth the meat and trinkets needed to keep her fed and happy.

>The problems she ends up causing due to her clumsy size and social awkwardness are mostly minor and amusing and the dopey dragon is often easily forgiven.

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>>62845907
i don't know how to feel about this

>>62851240
Does the phrase “Joyous Throat Spasms” work better as a name for 1) a band or 2) a comically awful breakfast cereal?

>>62839750
>Have you ever run a reluctant dragon or beast before?
Kind of like running into a reluctant human?

>>62890252
>She once allowed a band of goblins into the village thinking they were children.

>However the goblins we're not wearing the proper school uniforms the children wear and she thus had to rectify this.

>Everytime the goblins try to either eat babies or steal something she is always around to awkwardly and serendipitously turn the situation around by virtue of still thinking they are kids.

>Farmer Brown was quite amused when she made a handful of goblins forcibly wearing ill fitting school uniforms apologize for trying to steal a chicken.

>>62845907
>NOW I CAN POST THIS AND GET RID OF IT!
You can't get rid of it, it lives on inside your head.

>>62887279
>really hope that the dm isn’t keeping this all on some fanfic tier pdf.
If it turns out she is, get a copy and share it with us. As proof your story is real of course, no other reason.

>>62891998
>Chubby adorkable dummy dragon discovers that farming is a thing and her mind boggles that the villagers can just get food to grow right out of the ground.

>She takes to helping the farmers with her usual misguided enthusiasm until she is taught the basics, whereafter she is allowed to help plow fields and scare crows.

>>62868283
>>62854612
Most vampires can cross bridges.

My favorite was when a party thought they were safe because they were inside and could refuse to invite the vampire. He sent an enthralled thief inside who immediately invited him.

It's like people don't even read Dacula any more.

>>62893489
>He sent an enthralled theif inside who invited him in
That is retarded, you are retarded

>>62851240
Could you be a bit less of a bitter cunt anon? Cheers.

>>62847827
Ants were a mistake.

>>62851240
shut up, Caliborn

>>62893502
Sorry, Dracula did it, which makes it correct.

>>62893591
Nah it’s still retarded.
>Man breaks into your house
>Invites his friend
>Leaves
>Call police
>Officer I was invited into this house

That being said a carriage isn’t a house.

>>62887279
So when are you making a move on the dm, anon?

>>62893643
Normie law =! faerie rules

Fairy tale monsters are all about malicious technical obedience of the laws that govern them. Hell, Drac even just hypnotized people into letting him in directly.

>>62893668
Except the whole point of invitation is the owner letting you in. I actually have no issue with hypnotizing someone to let youin, but it has to be the actual owner or inhabitant to allow you entry.

>>62893411
>her mind boggles that the villagers can just get food to grow right out of the ground.

>first idea is to plant 'sheep trees'

>at least she had enough of a mind to realize sheep need to breath

>Farmer awakens to find his entire flock's heads sticking out of the ground.

>>62891998
I like to think that the goblins never ever attacked the village again, effectively scarred for life of the experience. However 1 or 2 of the goblins found they enjoyed being dotted on by the dragon enough they stick around pretending to be human children. They are completely terrified of the idea the rest of the village will discover the truth, when it is quite obvious to everyone except the dragon that they are indeed, a goblin.

>>62895207
There was a comic about a goblin pretending to be a human child. Not sure where to find it though.

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>>62893326
This

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>>62895696

>>62893650
Also this.

>>62895714
Are...
Are those enormous dragon boobs, or her elbows?

>>62895750
probably dragon boobs

>>62894754
>Many things that the villagers take for granted are sources of confusion and wonder for the big goofy lizard:

>Farming up food from the earth
>Birthdays, parties and celebrations
>Riding other animals as mounts

>>62896650
>Each session is based around the chubby, adorkable dummy misunderstanding and getting overexcited about some new element of mortal life and culture.

>>62896706
I want to watch this anime.

>>62897034
>>62896706
it would be the perfect campaign for using the Ryuutama rules

>>62896706
I want to run this. or play in this.
too bad I'll never get a group willing to do a campaign that "small," or "cute"

welp time to draw an adorkable chubby dragon

>>62898039
>Yes
>YES

I'll be waiting.

>>62895714
>>62895696
post the rest of it

>>62898039
I’m looking forward to seeing what you come up with.

>>62898536
>>62895696
>>62895714

There's MORE?

>>62898925
>>62898094
I can post stuff later tonight

>>62896706
I figure that she’d be amazed by glass blowing or blacksmithing, having only taught to use fire as a destructive weapon rather than as a tool for creation.

>>62898929
there's more artwork of that dragon

>>62899200
Sauce, please.

>>62899065
I see her trying to bake the biggest loaf of bread

>>62896706
>>62896650
>Cooking and the concept of cooked food in general.
>"So... so what you're saying is, that meat will taste EVEN BETTER after you rub plants on it and light it on fire...?"

>Paying for things with gold that you've earned.
>"I've 'earned' these coins, and I could sleep on them, oooooooooooor 'spend' them and 'buy' those funny figurines..."

>Homes can be more than the usual dank, dark caves.
>"You humans don't need to FIND your lairs, you just, you know, BUILD them anywhere you want! That's so cool!"

>Sometimes, animals are kept for companionship, not food.
>"I'm sorry! I spit it out, see? It's not hurt, just, a tiny little bit chewed on! I didn't know it was important to you!"

>>62900447
I can imagine that too. A loaf of bread is fairly simple, a common staple of town life in a fantasy setting, but to our dragon it might seem pretty incredible. Growing the wheat, fetching the water, bringing the heat. And of course she’d make a giant loaf of bread, because bigger is obviously better.

>>62900771
I now want and need a chubby, excitable, human-fascinated dragoness to have fun with.

Does... does /tg/ ever organize games...?

>>62900771
>Wait, so you're telling me that if I don't eat all the cows at once I'll have more cows in a couple of years?

>I thought you told me that hurting people was bad? What do you mean "Lord of Darkness?" Is he the guy who runs things when it's nighttime? That doesn't sound like a good reason to breath fire on his army.

What do you suppose the lair and hoard of such an “unconventional” dragon would be like? I could maybe imagine her making an old barn her home, as it looks more like a house and would appeal to her interest in human/mortal culture.

>>62902456
Depending on her size, she could fit in it. Well that is now my frame of mind for size when I continue drawing her when I get home in an hour.

>>62902456
It was a cave, but once she found out that lairs don't have to be damp and moldy she knocked out the backside of the hill, cut a house in half, and put one half in the front and the other in the back. The halves are swapped.

>>62895714
>Nipples
Enjoy ur vacation

>>62902518
“Could-probably-fit-inside-a-barn” seems like a good size to go with.

>>62902601
I like the idea of her awkward but enthusiastically trying to adapt Human ideas to the her draconic lifestyle.

>>62899631
>>62898929

jijis-waifus on e621

>>62902694
>"I'm glad to help you put the finishing touches on your new...house? But why do you want a fireplace added?"
>"What am I supposed to do if I want a fire?"

>>62903204
check

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I erased everything I already did today, had a better idea for the shape and size so its just blue lines atm

>>62904173
I'm liking the basic shape so far!

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>>62904173
just a quick little addition

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>>62905431
last progress before I sleep, don't let the thread die now.

Bump of life so that the art piece may be complete.

>>62906517
hehe, I remember that thread

>>62905715
You can do it, I love where it's going!

late night bump

>>62905715
It’s looking really good! You’ve got some good body language going between our dragon and human that’s going to make for a really amusing picture.

>>62902456
Whether she has a cave or a barn I think she’d definitely try to make it seem as much like a house, or her idea of a house, as possible. Even if she lived in a cave, she’d want windows and a fireplace and a front door, and would want to fill the place with mortal bric-a-brac to make it feel more “authentic.”

I’d say that her hoard is just the huge collection of furnishing and junk she’s amassed as an “Enthusiast,” much of which she has gleefully misidentified. Just imagine that Ariel was a chubby, adorkable, dummy of a dragon instead of a little mermaid and was even more of a packrat.

>>62905715
You know, seeing what you’ve got so far, I see the makings of a dumber, sweeter version of the philosoraptor meme using our dragon.

>”Why are they still called buildings? You already built them already!”

>”Can scarecrows scare more than just crows? Because I don’t like it either.”

>”Why are they called knights? I mean, I’ve seen them most during the daytime.”

>>62839750
Being ditzy does not excuse extorting people for slaves and wealth. We slay the dragon.

>>62841883
That's just the plot to an episode of the justice league

2 in the morning bump for life

>King’s representatives are coming as they do every year to survey the town and collect the taxes.

>Probably a good idea to hide the big dumb lizard for a few days.

>Problem is she wants to meet them because kings, representative and taxes are more “fun human stuff.”

>She and the town will probably be in big trouble if she gets discovered.

>Session/episode becomes a big game of subterfuge to keep the reps busy and the dragon distracted.

>Dragon is absolutely fascinated by music
>starts "stealthily" hoarding the townsfolk's instruments

>>62909184
>The townsfolk find her out fairly easily, given the racket coming from her lair as she tries to play them.

She definitely would be very interested in music, celebrations and dancing. Could you imagine the mess a clumsy dancing dragon could make?

>>62909184
Sharing is going to be a big lesson for her, isn’t it.

>>62839750
Trick her into performing on casting couch.

>"You can use the sheeps hair to make things? And you can make it different colors too?!"
Would she want a cloak or a tapestry first?

>>62909827
That’s hard to say. On one hand, a cloak is clothes and clothes, as a human thing, are cool. On the other hand, a tapestry could be considered treasure and dragons like treasure. I’d say a cloak because I feel like she’d be particularly proud of herself for wearing one.

>>62909827
>The idea that humans create and give away things instead of just destroying and hoarding things like her kind does is just mind boggling to the chubby, adorkable dummy dragon.

>She routinely shoves her head in through open windows and doors to see what’s going on inside buildings.

>She can’t easily tell the difference between the humanoid races of the world, oftentimes confusing humans, elves, dwarves, halflings, etc.

>She is a fan of clothing in general and pockets particularly, and a cloak with a great many of them is s prized possession.

There will have to be a session revolving around a conman realizing how guillible she is. This leads to innumerous shenanigans that the party must then figure out the source of all her misunderstandings of human society. Could even extend several sessions of her increasingly getting confused and causing trouble before the party realizes that someone must be purposefully feeding her lies.

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remember everyone, pinky out.

This thread is really cute.
I'm a big fan of monsters trying to act nice and getting into hijinks due to misunderstandings. And I guess /tg/ does as well, judging from the nice drakainia, silly skeletons, and various incompetent succubi.

>>62910664
That would be very interesting and could go a number of different ways, like the charlatan being a snake oil salesman or showman that misleads and bewilders her through his quick tongue and charm, or is some sort of bandit or highwayman whose charisma and craftiness gives him too much influence over our dumb, good-natured dragon. I like the idea that she is far too naive and enthusiastic to realize that this man or woman is not on the up-and-up, and that she may think of greed and selfishness as more draconic traits rather than mortal failings.

>>62910970
Looking real good there!

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>>62839765
>be me
>have DM like this
>party tells him to loosen up
>next session run into dragon that likes to tell jokes
>we tell a few jokes back, expecting this to be a friendly encounter
>he spends half the time bullying us and almost killing us instead
>it’s an adult copper dragon and we’re level 3, so we helplessly accept the bullying
>DM thinks he’s clever as the dragon makes a shitty pun while flinging our fighter into a tree
>mfw

>>62911370
There are definitely a lot of DMs that don’t know how to run light-hearted, comedic encounters or who just don’t like them to begin with.

>>62906517
Sauce? Google's not being helpful.

>>62911893
Looks to me like something a drawfag here did

>>62910970
This is looking fantastic so far.

>>62912035
At the very least it’s something someone here edited. That dialogue is classic Chan.

>She’s always eager to help people and make new friends, and as such has tried to spend time with most of the townsfolk, observing, misunderstanding and being taught about their various occupations and pastimes.

>Since taking up residence in town, she has tried her claw at being a farmer, a baker, a blacksmith, a courier, a doctor, a musician, a builder, a tinker, a priest, a constable, a wizard, and a painter, among many others.

>>62912336
>courier
>'If I put this little square of colored paper on a peice of paper I write stuff on, someone will take it anywhere I want?'

>proceeds to try to send a tapestry detailing her adventures in the village to her mother halfway across the continent.

>>62913098
The question then becomes whether our adorkable dragon’s mother approves of the antics her spawn has gotten up to amongst the mortal folk, and whether she might need to pay her a visit to see for herself what’s really going on.

>A giant, ancient, fearsome dragon appears in the skies, circling the town while roaring and breathing great gouts of flame into the air while the townsfolk cower below.

>”Mama’s come to visit me! She must have received my letter!”

bump

>>62911370
That’s Coppers for you, sometimes they’ll bury people up to the neck so they won’t run away. Brass are the same.

>>62913322
The final boss of the campaign is proving to Dragon Mom that everything her daughter has learned and everyone she’s learned it from are worth not burning alive.

>>62887279
>party getting pissy because you didn’t use your wish on them
Why do party members do this?
>be me
>playing in campaign where gnomes were genocided and nearly extinct
>my PC is the last gnome alive (as far as we know)
>I discover a genie in a bottle
>party and I lose our shit
>mybodyisready.jpg
>I open it
>genie pops out
>party begins coming up with wishes
>genie says he’s only giving one to me
>fighter demands I wish for some artifact sword he’s been looking for
>ranger starts telling me to wish for riches
>warlock wants free XP
>I think about it, and realize only one wish makes sense for my PC
>”I wish that all willing gnomes would be truly resurrected and appear before me.”
>party collectively throws hissy fit that I RPed in our RPing game instead of getting them feee shit
The genie was a cunt and fucked me, but that’s another story.

How does our adorkable dragon react to her first taste of chocolate?

>>62914926
You've piqued my interest, tell us the story.

>>62915039
Since she seems to be astonished at the existence of food that ISN’T meat at first, sweets like chocolates and pastries may come as something of a revelation to her and cement her opinion that mortal folk and their inventions are truly astonishing.

It’s probably the reason this dumb dork never loses her chubby hatchling look.

>>62914926
You made the right choice for your character and the other players ought to have respected you for it.

Because someone has to, I will ask: How does she react when she feels angry?

>>62839765

Suffer from the opposite problem as a gm. I have this compulsory need to make jokes about things. They're good jokes, granted but it's so hard to make something serious.

Thankfully I just discovered the Mario Tabletop and I can now go buckwild. Most fun I've had in months. One of the bosses is a koopa wizard named, "Koopaculltist". They'll also have a raven pirate partner who I've called, Caw-lico Jack. My players are not ready for my planned alliteration.

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>>62915203
I imagine that for an entire minute straight she is practically vibrating on the spot with the last panel's look plastered on her big dorky face. You can still see the chocolate slowly melting away on her tongue.

>>62915282
In my experience players are never sufficiently ready for absolute alliterative anal annihilation

>>62915271
Poutily chomps down on whoever she is arguing with, not to hurt them, but to shut them up and get them quiet.
She never swallows them, but I just imagine her sitting there, arms crossed, cheeks puffed out and an angry expression on her face while the person who she was arguing with is panicking in her mouth.

Call me a vorefag all you want, but admit it, it's cute.

>>62915495
Fuck, you got me there vorefag

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>>62845907
saw the first five panels and was expecting a cute and heartwarming story about a woman learning to be a loving mumma to an adorable dragon baby, was sadly disappointed.

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>>62915136
Okey Anon.
>I worded my sentence carefully so that the genie wouldn’t just give me zombies or bullshit me by useing a lesser resurrection spell
>genie smiles
>”TRULY resurrected, eh? You got it!”
>snaps fingers
>suddenly, we’re all surrounded by a couple hundred gnomes
>genie fucked me and used a lesser resurrection spell
>all the gnomes are missing organs and body parts, either slowly dying or are already brain dead
>I call bullshit IC
>genie says that he “truly, honestly resurrected all gnomes that were willing.”
>character loses shit and panics
>I do my best to act traumatized
>one grabs me to get my attention
>it’s my PCs mom
>she begs for death
>DM makes me make a wisdom saving throw
>6
>fuck
>my LG PC gains long term madness and now enjoys murdering people
>mfw this whole time
And if that wasn’t enough, my party continued to be pissed about me not wishing for free shit.

>>62915495
>>62915271
I’d say this is pretty accurate. Oartnid what makes her a bad dragon seems to be that she doesn’t have the requisite viscious streak to be a draconic terror. When angry, she’d be prone to sullen sulking or throwing tantrums, which due to her size may become unintentionally destructive.

>>62915495
and with how big I am drawing her people can not fit entirely within her mouth. Instead their legs and lower arms are sticking out, flailing about with lots of muffled protests.

She tries to act like nothing is wrong or out of the ordinary, despite the very obvious person sticking out of her mouth. and the fact she can't speak with mouth full.

>>62915936
I like this idea. Would love to see that, but I get that art takes time and energy, so just having that mental visual is great

>>62915827
What fucking setting has any kind of resurrection spell that brings back the targets CURRENTLY DYING?

That's just fucking horseshit.

>>62915936
>”Hey. HEY. Just what do you think you’re doing with Bart?”

>”Nffnk.”

>”Nothing. Really.”

>”MmntdnnffnkwffstodBrt.”

>”Uh huh. Sure. Spit him out right now.”

>”Bthsstpdnd—“

>”I don’t care how stupid you think he is. We don’t try eating people we don’t like in this town. Understand?”

>”Bt—“

>”UNDERSTAND?”

>*Bleeeuuugh*
>”Yeeeeeeeeeeees...”

>>62916066
He used a genie wish. Genies are assholes like that.
>I brought them back just like you said, but you never said I had to bring them back healthy and not on the brink of death!

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>>62915495
>ywn get chomped up and trapped in a QT 3.14 dragon’s mouth for teasing her
>ywn be sandwiched between the roof of her mouth and her hot, wet tongue as she growls in annoyance
>ywn have to shout out your apology so that she slowly spits you out through her pouting lips and back onto the ground, leaving you soaked in her warm saliva
Why even live?

>>62916095
This is adorable
>This is adorable.

>"I wasn't gonna hurt him!"
>"He was just getting annoying and..."
>"...I know it looks bad..."
>"Do I have to say I'm sorry?"
>"Fiiiiine... Sorry for... Almost eating you"
>"...Just for the record, you tasted pretty good though."

>>62916066
>>62916125
In D&D 5E there are different kinds of resurrection spells. The lower ones only restore your life, but don’t fix any damage you took, some higher up ones create new bodies for them but don’t restore anything that was separated from the body (the one the genie fucked me with), and finally there is the highest spell called True Resurrection that fully creates a new body for the soul and restores them to perfect health which is why I asked for them to be “truly resurrected.”

>>62916227
wait, so the djin just didnt do what you asked you to

>>62916170
>I just wanted to make him be quiet for like a minute...

>>62916125

Except he keeps referencing that the genie used a "lesser resurrection spell", which implies that there is a spell in the setting that would produce these results. And these results don't track to any resurrection spell I know of in any setting.

Further, there's an argument to be made that in a setting where there is a distinction between a 'resurrection' spell, and one that 'raises the dead', that agreeing to 'resurrect' people forces you to adhere to that agreement. You're not "twisting words" at that juncture, you're outright ignoring the contract.

But it's DM fuckery, so it's probably some houseruled bullshit to let them feel like their game is grimdark, so it's honestly not worth the argument.

>>62916423
The existence of a "lesser resurrection" implies that there's a "Greater resurrection". By asking for his people to be "truly resurrected", he does avoid the trap of simply raising them and be done with it but he also falls into the trap of "you never specified that you wanted me to use the greater resurrection!" which would allow the genie to technically obey the contract while completely ignoring the spirit of it.

Alternatively, the genie might have resurrected them elsewhere, played merry hell with them, and then dropped them in front of the gnome who made the wish, which would also fulfill the wording of the wish while abusing the intent.

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>>62916144

>>A wild reason to post this appears!

>>62914169
>>62913322
>>62913098
>>62912336
>>62911116
>>62910664
We essentially have a whole lighthearted campaign right here, complete with encounters and a final boss. Flesh out the villagers and add in some side quests for the players to pursue and you’ve got a game.

>>62916227

>In D&D 5e there are different kinds of resurrection spells

And none of them work like this.

ALL of them will heal physical wounds you took. (Even Revivify, the weakest 'resurrection' spell, that only works within 1 minute of death, STILL places you at 1 HP, so you're not immediately dying.)

Raise Dead will not replace missing limbs or organs, but if those limbs/organs were necessary for survival, then it will simply not bring the character back. Also, it can only target characters who have been dead for 10 days or less.

RESURRECTION can target anyone who's been dead for less than a century, that died of anything except old age, and it heals all wounds, AND repairs all missing organs and body parts, but will not cure magical diseases or curses, which will start impacting the (fully healed) person again once returned to life.

And then there's True Resurrection, which will cure all diseases and curses, will work if you've been dead for up to 200 years, doesn't penalize the caster or the target with minor effects, and doesn't require a body to be present to work.

So the ONLY way this makes sense is if the genocide of the gnomes was through a magical disease or curse that takes literal seconds to kill its target. And even THAT ignores the fact that True Resurrection is the only resurrection spell that works without remains physically present, so the Genie is spending at least SOME of the wish's power to break how the spell works.

Again, it's a DM fiat situation, so it's not like there's anything anyone can do, it's just messed up.

>>62847827
>Took them about a day to get file out.
>their route went over my computer desk, around my elbow and out the window
You need to get up from your desk more, anon, I'm worried.

hope op is still in the thread to make a new one just in case the dragon art isn't complete when bump limit is reached

>>62893573
I'm interested in buying an ant

>>62917337
almost done with it. should be done before limit is reached.

>>62917337
OP here.
Got a lot going on, so you have my full permission to make a second thread if I don't.

>>62917969
Thanks, op

>>62916331
I asked him to “truly resurrect” them and instead he “truthfully resurrected” them.
>>62916896
Gee golly gosh, faggot. Sorry I didn’t remember everything from the PHB word for word. Also, I’ve never used those spells and am going off of what the DM said, so if he fucked me for no good reason then about a quarter of that campaign was based off of the DM being a retard.

>>62917432
I’ve been looking forward to seeing the finished product since you started. This has been a fun concept and a good. thread.

Also, unless I missed it I just realized that we’ve never given our chubby, adorkable dummy of a dragon a name.

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>Calm down, he's new here. You're scaring him, and that just makes him shout louder.

>>62918467
How about Selene?

>>62918370
>if he fucked me for no good reason, then about a quarter of that campaign was based off of the DM being a retard.

Yes, which is partly why I questioned it to start with.

I was pointing out that your description didn't match how resurrection spells work by the rules, and questioning why anyone would have a setting where they DID work that way.

If your DM presented it as 'standard', then he was definitely wrong, and potentially just fucking you over and being a smug dick about it.

Hence why I concluded each of my posts with some variation of "this is probably the DM's fault" ("DM fuckery" and "DM Fiat"): the spell shouldn't have happened like that, so him doing that to your character was out-of-line. Sorry, Anon.

Fuck off with that combative tone, though. You're the one who came out trying to explain how resurrection spells work when a 3 second google search would have told you you were wrong and that you got screwed.

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>>62839750
I would say to the dragon, "Seth MacFarlane - you haven't been funny since Season 3 of Family Guy - please stop writing such terrible cartoons."

>>62918683
Selene might work. I’d been thinking about something very “draconic” sounding that could be shortened into something more Human.

Also, nice picture!

>>62872995
Dude, smaug isn't that old a character. The movie was this decade.

>>62918819
I think he's referring to the book.

>>62918819
If you were in front of me and not behind a screen so far away, I would have involuntarily slapped you before I even knew what happened.

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>>62918683
>>62918792

I was thinking earlier today about a name actually.

>'I am the great and mighty Dorakathen Azurakluzzelenark Nur Zulauknagh

>Richard the rogue scoffs under his breath 'Dorakathen? More like Dork.'

>*Gasp* 'DORK!?'

>entire party goes wide eyed and stares at the idiot rogue.

>'Is that like one of those nicknames you humans always give each other!? Oh my goodness this is SO EXCITING I am now Dork! EEEEEEEEEE!'

>'yeaaahh... ahahahha Kinda like how Richard's nickname is Dick' Chuckles out another party member getting an eye from Richard

>'OOOOOO Thank you so much for the nickname Dick! We are now nickname buddies! Dick and Dork!'

>the rogue now gives the entire laughing party a look of pure and utter hatred

>>62918970
>That greentext
>That drawfaggotry
Excellent. I would pay you for it, but as I am a poorfag, have a (you).

>>62919053
the fact I got a ton of great fuel for future possible campaigns is good for me. Heck I been trying to come up with ideas for a Ryuutama campaign for a long time and this is perfect for it.

So, should this thread be saved when it dies?

>>62919182
maybe, art was made so the thread can end without repercussion, you can if you want to

>>62919262
who knows maybe I will resurrect it one day when it strikes my fancy for new art.

it should at least be archived to Suptg imo.

>>62919331
definitely

>>62918745
>Fuck off with that combative tone, though.
No, fuck you. You’re faggot rule lawyer.

>>62919182
What happened?

>>62919731
nothing, just some art was made

>>62841294
Source?

>>62842460
Lucky guy

>>62850034
>>62850292
>>62850494
...Whelp, I have a new fetish

>>62895696
>>62895714
Also a lucky guy
>>62918970
Adorable, keep up the good work anon

>>62839786
I just assumed the prisoners were then dressed in drag and gagged.

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>>62919949
>Source?
Pretty sure it's from an artist called Moebius, can't say much more than that though.

>>62918970
Do you have an art account or something?

>>62918970
Your writing is great and your drawing is well worth the wait. They do a great job illustrating just how big a doofus the dragon we've created is.

>"So... this creature is NOT for eating...?"

>"No, of course not! What gave you that idea?"

>"I thought... I thoooooought that... ALL creatures were for eating..."

>"You thought... Okay. Okay, I understand how you might think that, but no, not all creatures are for eating."

>" Not ALL creatures...."

>"Right. Like that cat. Cats aren't for eating."

>"Then... then what ARE they for...? What are not-for-eating animals for?"

>"Well, we call them "pets." A pet is a creature you keep around because it does a job and you enjoy its company."

>"Like... this "cat"."

>"Yes, like that cat. Cats keep mice and vermin away, and many people enjoy keeping them around. Here, hold it like this, and run your claws carefully along its back."

>"Carefully...?"

>"Yes, very carefully."

>"Like this...?"

>"Yes, like that."

>"The "cat" is... rumbling...!"

>"That's called purring. It means it likes you now."

>"It likes me now!"

>>62920240
I really need to make one, been himming and hawing over it forever.

I pop into the draw threads now and then so maybe someone recognizes the signature, but I'm not that regular so doubt it.

>>62920337
alright

>>62919106
This idea really is perfect for a Ryuutama campaign, isn't it.

>>62919182
>>62919262
>>62919331
I definitely think it ought to be archived, and maybe brought back sometime in the future when we've had time to let the idea marinate.

Did anyone put this on suptg yet?

>>62920811
I'm waiting for it to hit the bump limit and die, that way we get everything.

>>62920886
Guess that is a good idea, not sure how much more will come out of it. I know I am out of ideas and not drawing anything else.

>>62920337
>>62920240
know what, if I can get the account recovered at all, I got an old deviantart. CheshireVash. You can look out for activity on that.

>>62920273
Eventually the dragon has a crisis over whether it or the villagers are the pet(s).

>>62920999
I’m at that stage too where I’m feeling creatively tapped out despite wanting more. I can archive the thread in Sup/tg/ when all is said and done, though, unless someone else would like to.

>>62921054
It doesn't matter to me which of us archives it, so long as "adorkable dragon" finds its way into either the name of the thread or the description.

>>62921076
I got adorkable in the description, and Dorky Dragon for the name. Figured 'Chubby Adorkable Dragon' would trigger too many 'stupid fetish thread' flags.

>>62921120
This pleases me.

>>62921120
Sounds good to me

>>62921199
>>62921161

well I threw it up, hope I didn't screw anything up with the tags.

>>62921263
Thanks for taking care of it!

>>62918970
She's so cute, I love this pic!
Thanks, Drawfag!

Heres the link for anyone wanting to bookmark it:

http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive.html?searchall=Dorky+Dragon+Campaign+ideas