Many thanks! I've always felt that certain types of dragons got the short end of the stick when it came to their spells (since the advent of D&D 3.0 at any rate).
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Would sorcerer or wizard levels added to a dragon stack with it's innate spell-casting abilities?
ok so only someone with the resources of an evil pan galactic empire can afford to instantly move their troops instantly to any spot in the universe :D It much slower astral drives for everyone else :P Actually, the astral drive in the Dragonstar books was more expensive than the starcaster (interstellar teleport engine, basically). It's also a much slower form of travel with it's own set of dangers, such as astral leviathans (check out Bestiary 4, I believe), that could potentially prey on ships crossing the astral plane.
Okay, so I've been looking on and off for more than a year for a Pathfinder conversion of Dragonstar. I've been to the Reloaded site, and aside from stating what's in the books, I can't really find anything that's different. Seems to me that to make the conversion work, you simply need to apply the Pathfinder rule set to DS. And not that I would mind a book to make the conversion that much more smooth, but why do we need something like that? I can do most of the conversions in my head, and explain them for my players. And don't get me wrong, I enjoyed the setting, but there were a lot of things that I found lacking. There were major holes in the lore, more questions than answers, and gear that even my OP sensibilities balked at. I'd love to get new and/or updated content for this setting, but so far, I've seen more bark about it than bite from developers, and I've been waiting far longer than I care to think about. So either crap or get off the pot and quit teasing.
This isn't how I would have made Ol' Mezzy up, but it's actually done well. Kudos on knowing what you're doing, Randy. |