| Theocratical |
I remember reading in some Campaign Setting book a little snippet about a sort of degenerated dragon type called Humor Dragons that were presumably based off the four humors. For an upcoming dragon heavy campaign my GM wants us all to sort of ally ourselves with a certain dragon and I was thinking of allying myself with humor dragon, but now that I'm looking for it I cant find the book that had the information on them. I'm starting to think that they were something my mind made up at this point.
Does anyone know what I'm thinking of? Any help is appreciated.
| KtA |
Why? Just too many dragon types to fit in one world without making it overcrowded with dragons (or dragon-dominant instead of humanoid-dominant)?
I've always had that problem when I try to make up my own D&D/PF worlds -- the long-lived, baseline very powerful beings (like dragons) seem like they should dominate ... if there are enough of each of even 10 types to make a viable species, they should probably massively outnumber the characters who are high-level enough to counter an adult or older dragon.
| Icyshadow |
The concept of humor dragons based on the 4 temperaments (and several other dragon typess we tested in that early article back in Pathfinder #4) have been abandoned.
That's a shame. Then again, that means nobody's stopping me from picking them up and using them in my own campaign setting.