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  1. #11
    prtr02@scorpion.nspco.co
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    A Dragon for DRAGON

    > From muaddib+@osu.edu Fri Feb 13 16:19:44 1998
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    > Date: Fri, 13 Feb 1998 12:48:39 -0500

    > I would REALLY like to see a write up of the dragon that is known to roam
    > the Rain Serpent Mtns. What is the relationship between it and the
    > mysterious peoples that are rumored to exist there? What does it know of
    > the disapperance of the Masetians?

    There's an "official" Dragon in the Rain Serpent Mts? If so I change my vote.

    Randax

  2. #12

    A Dragon for DRAGON

    Greetings,
    I just wanted to thrown in my GBs for a write up of Swampsblood. I've
    always loved Black Dragons, and I would hope even a Cerilian Dragon who
    lairs in swamps would be of the acid-spitting variety. :-)


    Sepsis, richt@metrolink.net (ICQ:3777956)

    "War is a matter of vital importance to the State;
    the province of life or death;
    the road to survival or ruin.
    It is mandatory that it be thoroughly studied."
    -Sun Tzu,(The Art of War)-

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  3. #13
    Darkstar
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    A Dragon for DRAGON

    Ed Stark wrote:

    > Anyway, I have a few ideas about which Cerilian dragon to write up (a few
    > new ones, and a few that have been mentioned in passing), but I thought I'd
    > open up the field to suggestions from all of you. If you have any "votes"
    > on a particular Cerilian dragon that's been mentioned, or a VERY SHORT (50
    > words or less) recommendation for a dragon you'd like to see written up,
    > please email me or the list. Keep in mind that if I use your idea, I'll
    > probably end up sharing credit to the BR mailing list, but you may not get
    > any other credit. I really don't want anyone feeling I've "stolen" their
    > idea and run with it, so if you've got something really good that you're
    > worried about seeing show up in DRAGON under someone else's byline, please
    > don't feel you need to send it in.

    I would defintily like to see something more about Vore Lenninsky, my
    current favorite dragon.
    - - what are his aims.
    - - why did he wake up, was it normal or did someone stumble into his
    lair.
    - - how do Cerilian dragons control source holdings
    that sort of thing.


    - --
    Ian Hoskins

    e-Mail: hoss@box.net.au
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    From the Darkness we came,
    and to the Darkness we will return.

  4. #14
    Jim Cooper
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    A Dragon for DRAGON

    jonathan.w.ingram@exgate.tek.com wrote:
    >
    > This makes me curious. Not having the rulebook in front of me I can't
    > check on this, but aren't swamps limited to a level 5 source?

    No, swamps constitute 0/8 level provinces; ie a source max in a swamp
    terrain province is 8.

    Darren

  5. #15
    Trizt
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    A Dragon for DRAGON

    On 13-Feb-98, Ed Stark (ted@wizards.com) wrote about [BIRTHRIGHT] - A Dragon
    for DRAGON:
    - ->Dave Gross, editor of DRAGON, approached me concerning the upcoming June
    - ->issue of DRAGON magazine. He wondered if I wanted to write up another
    - ->Cerilian dragon. I told him that sounded like a fine idea. I wrote the
    - ->"Fire in the Five Peaks" article that appeared in last June's DRAGON, and
    - ->Rich Baker wrote "Tarazin the Grey" for the previous year's (I think it was
    - ->the previous year, anyway ... I'll have to check).

    Something what I would like to se in Cerilia would be unintelligent dragons,
    animals which resembles of dragons. They may be a bit smaller, have a much
    weeker breathweapon, no spell use, don't speak any language, don't collect
    treasure (treasure which can be found should only be things their food
    happened to carry with them).

    If there would have been dragonriders, they would have used thise
    unintelligent dragons as they are so much easier to master than a real dragon,
    but they are still quite dangerous for the dragon riders.

    IMO this kind of anmilas are missing in AD&D.


    //Trizt of Ward^RITE

    -

  6. #16
    Taragin@sprintmail.co
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    A Dragon for DRAGON

    On the subject of the almost-a-dragons, look in the MONSTEROUS MANUAL
    under Lizard, Fire and you'll see that they "resemble wingless red
    dragons and are sometimes called 'false dragons.'" Also, though small,
    Firedrakes and Pseudodragons could fall under this heading. In the
    Rjurik Highlands, some of the less powerful Linnorm Dragons from the 1st
    MONSTEROUS COMPENDIUM Annual might be useful.
    That book also contains the Foulwing and the Gorynych (both originally
    from DRAGON Magazine). In the 3rd MONSTEROUS COMPENDIUM Annual, there's
    the Scalamagdrion (though they may be native to FR or Grayhawk, I'm not
    sure) and Giant Striders (though that stretching it).

    - --
    Alexander

    "I am the undefeated captain of this school's kendo club; the rising
    new star of the high school fencing world. The sound of my voice strikes
    fear into the hearts on my enemies. My peers call me the 'Blue Thunder
    of Furinkan High;' Tatewaki Kuno, age seventeen."

  7. #17
    Jim Cooper
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    A Dragon for DRAGON

    Glenn Robb wrote:
    >
    > Trizt wrote:
    >
    > > Something what I would like to se in Cerilia would be unintelligent dragons,
    > > animals which resembles of dragons.
    > > IMO this kind of anmilas are missing in AD&D.
    > >
    > Now here is something that I would totally agree with Trizt. In Rolemaster and
    > other RPGs like GURPS, the concept of lesser dragons are known. Fell beasts,
    > lesser drakes, and other dracoforms fall into this catagory. All we need is some
    > of these `lesser dragons' to be made known for AD&D. Wyverns count, but there
    > isn't enough species.
    >
    > What do you all think?
    >
    IMO this would be just as bad as having too much magic or high level
    PC/NPCs; I would rather that fantastic monsters/species (and spin-offs
    of such) are limited & *rare*, keeping in flavour with the feel of the
    BR milieu.

    Darren

  8. #18
    Neil Barnes
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    A Dragon for DRAGON

    On Sun, 15 Feb 1998, Glenn Robb wrote:
    >
    > Now here is something that I would totally agree with Trizt. In Rolemaster and
    > other RPGs like GURPS, the concept of lesser dragons are known. Fell beasts,
    > lesser drakes, and other dracoforms fall into this catagory. All we need is some
    > of these `lesser dragons' to be made known for AD&D. Wyverns count, but there
    > isn't enough species.

    Persoanally I'm quite happy with the rarity of Dragons within Cerilia.
    However, what I'd like to see in the Dragon article is a _dumb_ Dragon.
    One who doesn't have hugely convoluted plots and schemes (or tries to
    and fails), but just flies around and eats people (preferably virgin
    princesses :).

    I'm a bit disheartened by all these ubercunning dragons that are in the
    air (pun intentional) at the moment. To continue with todays theme of
    Realms bashing, what is it with the Wyrms of the North feature in
    Dragon? Do any of these Dragons have normal abilities? Or are they all
    shit hot spell casters? Can a 'normal' dragon just not hack it in the
    Realms? Bleargh!

    neil

  9. #19
    DKEvermore@aol.co
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    A Dragon for DRAGON

    I recommend doing a thing on the Dragon (in command of dozens of source
    holdings in Grabentod, Drachenward, Gnoll Fells and possibly some other places
    you've written about).

    Second choice vote would be doing Vore Leninskiy from your TotHW recent game
    expansion.

    I would be great to see some Cerilia-style dragon magic...(I love to terrify
    PCs!)

    - -DKE

  10. #20
    DKEvermore@aol.co
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    A Dragon for DRAGON

    In a message dated 98-02-13 18:43:46 EST, you write:

    > I just wanted to thrown in my GBs for a write up of Swampsblood. I've
    > always loved Black Dragons, and I would hope even a Cerilian Dragon who
    > lairs in swamps would be of the acid-spitting variety. :-)
    >
    Actually, all Cerilian dragons' breath weapon is actually burning acid. Hey,
    you were closer to Black Dragon than you though! ;)

    - -DKE

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