I'm wondering if anyone has converted the Tome and Hex Dragons from Dragon Magazine #343 to Pathfinder rules? I'm thinking of including these in a new setting I'm working on. With the Witch class, I'm thinking a Hex dragon would make a very promising "patron". Before I go digging through my books I figured I check out there to see if anyone has laid the ground work.
I'm wondering if anyone has converted the Tome and Hex Dragons from Dragon Magazine #343 to Pathfinder rules? I'm thinking of including these in a new setting I'm working on. With the Witch class, I'm thinking a Hex dragon would make a very promising "patron". Before I go digging through my books I figured I check out there to see if anyone has laid the ground work.
I was just looking at these dragons this week, as well as the Time dragons and the Greyhawk dragons and wondering the same thing. I was also considering them for a new campaign setting I am working on as the theme of these fit the world of my imagining more so than most of the delivered ones.
I will tell you that I haven't the slightest clue about how to go about converting these to PFRPG.
I was just looking at these dragons this week, as well as the Time dragons and the Greyhawk dragons and wondering the same thing. I was also considering them for a new campaign setting I am working on as the theme of these fit the world of my imagining more so than most of the delivered ones.
I will tell you that I haven't the slightest clue about how to go about converting these to PFRPG.
Well, a straight conversion shouldn't be too hard. I think the spell casting ability would be a bit lower than the original versions for the Arcane Dragons (at least that's my suspicion).
I was looking over the basic dragon rules, but I'm just not sure if I want to put the effort into the conversion, at this point.
There's also some of the planar dragons that I wouldn't mind converting, if I have to. Maybe that will be my next side project. LOL
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Dragon, Hex
NE dragon (Earth)
Base Statistics
CR 2; Size Small; Hit Dice 4d12
Speed 20 ft, Fly 60 ft (good),
Natural Armor +(BLANK); Breath Weapon
Str 9, Dex 10, Con 11, Int 10, Wis 14, Cha15
Ecology
Environment: Forest Marsh or underground
Organization: Wyrmling to young adult Solitary or clutch (2-5), Adult to great Wyrm Solitary Pair or family (1-2 and 2-5 offspring)
Treasure Tripple standard
Special Abilities
Age Category Special Abilities Caster Level
Wyrmling Death watch at will, Breath weapon,
Retributive curse (sickness),
Vile resistance.
Very young Sugestion 3/day 1st
Young Retributive Curse (agony) 3rd
Juvenile 5th
Young adult DR 5/magic, spell resistance 7th
Geas/Quest 1/day
Adult frightful presence, 9th
Retributive Curse (Blindness)
Mature adult DR 10/magic 11th
Old Hold Person, Mass 1/day 13th
Very old DR 15/magic 15th
Retributive Curse (Insanity)
Ancient Wail Of the Banshih 1/day 17th
Wyrm DR 20/magic 19th
Great wyrm Retributive Curse (Oblivion) 21st
Combat
Spells: May select spells from the witch class list as sorcarer spells.
Unless stated otherwise the abilities function as they do in the article
Putrid Venom breath weapon
Type Poison, Contact: Save Fortitude dc (constitution based.)
Frequency 1/round for 4 rounds.
Effect Con damage equal to 1/2 the dragons age catagory.
This is not a challenge to any coppyright and is for personal use only donot sell this conversion as the intelectual property belongs to someone else. repeat this is for personal use only.
Well, after much humdrum and debating, I've decided to step out on a limb and make my own versions of the Arcane dragons. I am posting them on my blog arthrosgames.com if anyone is interested.