Regarding Copper Dragons in Dragons Revisited, I think I may have spotted a couple errors (although I may be missing something since I’ve seen no discussion on this). It seems as though there may have been some confusion that Coppers were of the fire persuasion, rather than earth/acid. On page 30, it makes reference to their fiery breath, and then later on the same page it talks about them exploring areas fatal to dwarves such as molten magma. Also, on the next page, it mentions them emitting great gouts on fire when drunk.
Now, I guess that they could do some of these feats using magic, but I would think it would be mentioned if they were assuming magic to gain a fiery breath weapon.
Anyway, it’s not a huge deal, I was just wondering if there was something there I wasn’t seeing.
For what it’s worth, I’ve just read up through the copper chapter, and I absolutely love the book. It may be my favorite of the Chronicles line. Each dragon type is very unique and interesting. Great job Paizo!
Magma does acid damage. Copper dragons are immune to acid, so copper dragons can swim in magma without injury. And acidic breath weapons deal fire damage.
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Looks like someone mixed his brass and copper !
Brass, bronze and copper are fairly easy to mix up. Heck, I can't even translate them in french (bronze=copper in translation and the french word for brass is often used to refer to copper alloys so ...)
I personnaly like to use sonics with brass (like the instruments). It fits their babling nature and sets them appart.
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Also, on the next page, it mentions them emitting great gouts on fire when drunk.
Slow Gas is extremely flammable, and Copper Dragon caves are lit by candles and fireplaces. You do the math!
it talks about them exploring areas fatal to dwarves such as molten magma.
Nearly all Copper Dragons have an Apparatus of Kwalish in their hoard. Alternately, their innate ability to transmute rock to mud (and magma *is* just hot rock) comes in handy here.