So, I'm getting ready to start up a new campaign using the Pathfinder rules set in my own world, and I'm bringing over some old stuff from a previous campaign. One of these things happens to be a sorceress character who happens to be a Fang Dragon from one of the 3E FR supplements.
Has anyone done a conversion for this dragon type for Pathfinder? Or the other dragons found there for that matter?
And secondly, how would you modify the draconic bloodline for the sorcerer to have features of the fang dragons?
Is he a 1/2 dragon or full dragon?
Is he a 1/2 dragon or full dragon?
Currently, just a normal human; I suppose I should have said that its more of a plot point that comes around eventually that they become a full fang dragon once certain things come to pass.
Fang dragon is one of my fav dragons...
At first lvl you get normal claw damage at thrid your damage increces as if you grew in size one step, this replaces energy resistence.
At 9th you gain a bite att, (also with the damage increse, i dont know what it should be, look at the bite table) that dose 1d3 con damage and is used exactly like a standard breath weapon.
As for the feats keep 'em, and replace the spells with the fang dragon spell-like abilities at thier approprate lvl.
Hmmm, okay, that sounds pretty reasonable.
Any thoughts on conversion information for a full fledged fang dragon?
That would be pretty easey just use the stats for a baseline fang wormling than advance them as per the charts in the First bestiary. Might need one or two more abilitys as every dragon gets a boos in special abilitys at each age catagory now.
I asume you have the 3.5 draconomacon?
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Ok i was bored here you go
Dragon, Fang
CN dragon
Base Statistics
CR 3; Size Tiny; Hit Dice 3d12
Speed ft., 60 Ft, FLy 90 ft (average)
Natural Armor +2;
Str 11, Dex 10, Con 13, Int 8, Wis 13, Cha 8
Ecology
Environment
Organization solitary
Treasure Double standard
Special Abilities
Age Category
Wyrmling
Ability Drain (1), Increased Damage, Trip, Sound Imitation, Detect Magic, Read Magic
Very young
Ability Drain (1d2)
Young
Ability Drain (1d3), Shield
Juvenile
Ability Drain (1d4), Dispell Magic
Young adult CL 1st
DR 5/magic, spell resistance
Adult CL 3
frightful presence, Ability Drain (1d6) Spell Turning
Mature adult CL 5
DR 10/magic,
Old CL 7
Ability Drain (1d8), Telekenesis
Very old CL 9th
DR 15/Magic
Ancient CL 11
Ability Drain (1d10), Fast Heal 2
Wyrm CL 13
DR 20/magic
Great wyrm CL 15
Ability Drain (1d12),
Globe Of Invaulnerability
Combat
SPECIAL ABILITY (Ex,Su, Sp)
Ability Drain (Su): Add the listed con damage to the dragons bite attack. A fortitude save dc (Con based) is allowed to avoid the con damage.
Trip (Ex) The dragon gains trip with its bite or claw attacks.
Increased Damage (Ex) The dragon counts as one size catagory larger for purposes of determining the damage of its natural attacks.
Sound Imitation (Su): The dragon can mimic any noise. A Will save (based on the dragons Charisma) is allowed to detect the issulion.
Spells: Can cast spells from the chaos death magic and protection domains as arcane spells.
Thanks for the help, guys; I really appreciate it.
no problem.
I know this is an old post but I have been working on the fang dragon lately to bring him up to speed with some of the new abilities alot of the base dragons received.
FANG DRAGON
This dragon’s body is armored with bony plates that rise into projecting spurs at limb joints and end in long, forked tails tipped with a pair of scythe-like bone blades. Their body plates are a mottled gray and brown, their wings are small but muscled, and their eyes tend to be glittering red or orange. Its heads are adorned with many small horns or spikes.
Fang Dragon
CN dragon (Air)
Base Statistics:
CR 2; Size Tiny; Hit Dice 3d12
Speed 60 ft.
Natural Armor +2; Ability Drain Bite, CON drain
Str 11, Dex 16, Con 13, Int 8, Wis 13, Cha 8
Ecology
Environment any mountains
Organization solitary
Treasure triple
Special Abilities
Ability Drain (Su): A fang dragon does not have a breath weapon, but its bite causes Constitution drain if the victim fails a Fortitude save. The number of Constitution points drained, are given on the accompanying table. A Fortitude save (DC equals the dragon’s breath weapon save DC) negates the Constitution drain.
Desiccating Bite (Su): An old fang dragon bites causes weakness, dealing 1d4 points of Strength drain in addition to its normal damage. An ancient bites deals 1d6 points of Strength drain. A great wyrm bites deals 1d8 points of Strength drain. A Fortitude save (DC equals the dragon’s breath weapon save DC) negates the Strength drain.
Increased Damage (Ex): Because of their sharp claws, teeth, and scales, fang dragons deal damage as if they were one size larger. This ability does not enable the dragon to use attack forms normally not allowed to a dragon of its size. Thus, a very young (Small) fang dragon deals 1d8 points of bite damage and 1d6 points of claw damage (as if it were Medium size), but cannot make wing attacks.
Master of Melee (Ex): A great wyrm fang dragon is so skilled with his natural weapons he automatically confirms all critical hits.
Poor Flight (Ex): A very young or older fang dragon’s aerial maneuverability is one step worse than normal.
Razor Sharp (Ex): An adult fang dragon has honed his use of his claws, teeth, and scales, to deal devastating damage, and threatens a critical hit on 19 or 20 with all natural weapons.
Sound Imitation (Ex): A fang dragon can mimic any voice or sound it has heard by making a successful Bluff check against a listener’s Sense Motive check.
Spell-Like Abilities (Sp): A fang dragon gains the following spell-like abilities usable at will upon reaching the listed age category. Wymling—detectmagic and read magic; Young—shield; Juvenile—dispel magic; Adult—spell turning; Old-telekinesis; Ancient—break enchantment; Great wyrm—globe of invulnerability.
Trip (Ex): A fang dragon that hits with a claw or tail attack can attempt to trip its opponent as a free action without provoking an attack of opportunity. If the attempt fails, the fang dragon is not tripped in return.
Violent Retort (Ex): When a very young or older fang dragon takes damage from a melee attack critical hit, it can, as an immediate action, make a claw or tail slap attack against the creature that made the critical hit.
Special Abilities:
Age Category
Wyrmling
Ability Drain d2, Increased damage, trip,sound intimidation,detect magic, read magic
Very young
Ability Drain d3, Poor flight, violent retort
Young
Ability Drain d4, Shield
Juvenile
Frightful presence, dispel magic
Young adult
Ability Drain d6, DR 5/magic, spell resistance, CL: 1st
Adult
Razor sharp, Spell turning, CL: 3rd
Mature adult
Ability Drain d8, DR 10/magic, CL: 5th
Old
Desiccating bite, telekinesis, CL: 7th
Very old
Ability Drain d10, DR 15/magic, CL: 9th
Ancient
Fast healing 2, break enchantment, CL: 11th
Wyrm
Ability Drain d12, DR 20/magic, CL: 13th
Great wyrm
Master of melee, globe if invulnerability, CL: 15th
* A fan dragon can cast cleric spells as arcane spells.