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Named Dragons - Havard - 01-04-2016 What canonical dragons are found in Blackmoor? Original Campaign
DA Modules / Mystara
3E & 4E Blackmoor
MMRPG
Help filling out this list is appreciated! ![]() -Havard Re: Named Dragons - Havard - 02-25-2016 Added Tuffy to the list of original Campaign Dragons. From the list of the Coot invasions it also seems that the Egg of Coot and the Duchy of Ten have dragons serving their side. According to the Blackmoor Rumormonger and Gazette #1, Gertie gave birth to five offspring in 1971. These young dragons were curiously of various colors and shapes*. Perhaps it is something unique to Gray dragons to give birth to dragons of any color, or perhaps all dragons of Blackmoor can do this? I am thinking that Sophie and Tuffy are likely two of Gertie's offpsring. Garbage Pits of Despair describes how the Wizard of the Woods used magic to age/enlarge Sophie. *= the different shapes bit is worth noting. Perhaps hinting at a sort of system found in Adventures in Fantasy for randomly generating head, body and tail types for dragons? -Havard Re: Named Dragons - Zeromaru X - 12-29-2018 In 4e's Blackmoor sourcebook there is a black dragon named Deumat that features in the short stories Son of Flame and Son of Hak, that are the prologue and epilogue of the sourcebook. I was about to ask about him, in fact. Re: Named Dragons - Havard - 01-03-2019 Zeromaru X Wrote:In 4e's Blackmoor sourcebook there is a black dragon named Deumat that features in the short stories Son of Flame and Son of Hak, that are the prologue and epilogue of the sourcebook. I was about to ask about him, in fact. Nice find! These short stories also appeared in 3E's Peshwa sourcebook. Its been a while since I read that book. -Havard Re: Named Dragons - Havard - 04-30-2019 Quote: Added the above to the list. Is there a way to determine the age of these dragons in years? How old is a Very Old Black Dragon? -Havard Re: Named Dragons - Havard - 05-01-2019 Havard Wrote:Is there a way to determine the age of these dragons in years? How old is a Very Old Black Dragon? Found this from a 3E SRD site: Category Age (Years) 1 Wyrmling 0–5 2 Very young 6–15 3 Young 16–25 4 Juvenile 26–50 5 Young adult 51–100 6 Adult 101–200 7 Mature adult 201–400 8 Old 401–600 9 Very old 601–800 10 Ancient 801–1,000 11 Wyrm 1,001–1,200 12 Great wyrm 1,201 or more -Havard RE: Named Dragons - Havard - 10-12-2026 Quote: Added to the OP. -Havard |