I play Dragons in my game differently than most DMs I've played with. Fire Dragons with access to spell books (25% of them) are able to select whichever spells they wish from such tomes though those without will have a set selection of spells which never changes. Thus, an ancient fire dragon would be able to employ two spells of levels 1 through 3 and one each of 4th and 5th levels. At the first two ages the fire dragon gains a 1st level spell, at the next two a 2nd level spell is gained, at the fifth and sixth ages a 3rd level spell is gained, at the seventh age a 4th level spell is gained and at the last age a 5th level spell is gained. When in flight, a Fire Dragon will save its breath weapon for massed enemies, and use a tail attack against lone individuals.įor each age bracket the dragon has attained it is able to use an additional spell. Speaking Fire Dragons are 75% likely to use spells in a greater ability than a Red Dragon. I usually just post ideas here, but I would LOVE a discussion with anyone willing to share where and how they have used this awesome material!Ī Fire Dragon is able to attack by means of a claw/claw/bite/tail routine or by breathing a cone of fire, 10" long, by 2" base diameter. Numbers can be replaced easily enough but when you are pressed for ideas or want to try something that is tried and supported highly by the gaming populace, you won't regret using this material. It doesn't matter which rules system you are using, the material is what matters not the crunch. No matter the world you decide to venture into, the Keep on the Borderlands is something you should seriously consider if you are new to the Fantasy Role-Playing game experience. I prefer north of Selenica so that it is still near at hand to Karameikos, my favorite realm there. A small twist, but something to add flavor.Īre you playing in Mystara? The Keep on the Borderlands easily fits in the north of Karameikos but can just as easily be placed in North-East Darokin too. That is unless you want the place to have been built by a Dwarven Engineer? Me, I replaced all but one tower with square towers, making only the tower near the bank round.and its inhabitant being a Dwarf who remains on as chief engineer to the Baron. Replace the round towers with square towers and you are all done. Round towers are not common at all within Harn, only the Dwarves have mastered that technique of building. An additional Note: if you plan to use the Keep in Harn, remember to change the map a bit of the Keep itself. The other monsters are simple translations then.
A special note here: the various humanoids simply become mercenary Gargun, all females become males, and ignore the children of the humanoids all together. Are you playing in Harn (a favorite of mine!)? Well, the Keep can become the Keep of Getha in the Kingdom of Kaldor with the Castellan becoming the Baron of Getha instead.
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