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Oh, I see. Yeah, that seems like a typo if they generally put a 1 in front of a die size to indicate only one. But I feel (without researching) that it's pretty typical to use d4, d6, d8, etc. to indicate a single die, but maybe Paizo's house style has been different without my noticing.

Good to know. Thank you you, and Berggen, very much for your responses.

He's saying it IS what is listed, 100 +d% years, or 101-200. There's no "should." If you want dragonkin who live as long as dragons then you need to houserule it.

I'm not wanting to modify it, just clarification. In this instance does the +d% mean +1d%? My confusion comes from that other races all have numbers in front of the 'd'. Such as Ghoran are listed as 200 +1d% years. If the Dragonkin is supposed to have that lifespan then shouldn't it be listed as 100 +1d% years? If its a typo that's fine, was just looking for clarification. Thank you for your time with adding that. I'm be changing my notes to 1d% years.

I misunderstood Berggen's response earlier, I apologize for that, was just confused about the missing number in the book.

It's supposed to be 101-200 years with an average of 150.5 years. 2d100 would be 2-100 years, with an average of 101 years.

So are you saying it should be 2d% or that it should be slightly more?

Hello, this is my first post to the forums. In my spare time I like to group together reference information into word documents for my and my players to use. I recently purchased Alien Archive 2, and just yesterday found the Vital Statistics section that covers the PC races of it, Alien Archive, & the legacy races of the core rule book. I had already made a section in my documents of information for all Starfinder races, filling in the gaps as I went.

So today I was going through and updating my created information for the correct information provided in this book for previous player races, and when I got to the Dragonkin I noticed its Maximum Age is only listed as 100 +d% years. If anyone could provide my with clarification on what this is suppose to mean that would be wonderful. As of right now I'm just going to put it down as 2d% years until I know of a possible definitive answer. Thank any of you for your time helping me with this small puzzle.