List of Scenarios with Dragons in them?

[Ring_of_Gyges]

Anyone got one?
I fancy throwing some dragons at my PC's, but I don't have a good way to find scenarios that oblige.

Anyone got a list?

[Muser]

Spoils for seasons 2-4 and 2 modules:

#2-17: SoI part II: Exiles in Winter (white dragon)

Pathfinder Module: City of Golden Death (skeletal gold dragon)

#3-20: Rats of the Round Mountain part I: The Sundered Path (imperial underworld dragon)

Pathfinder Module: Curse of the Riven Sky (linnorm of some type)

#4-19: The Night March of Kalkamedes (zombie black dragon)

#4-20: Words of the Ancients (brass dragon, iirc).

Size, age, etc all are tier-based, except for the modules.

[Ring_of_Gyges]

Thanks!

[René P]

The Ruby Phoenix Tournament, Brine Dragon.

[ARGH!]

The Sewer Dragons of Absalom:

There is an illusion of a blue dragon. I actually had my players so convinced that it was real that the paladin wasted a smite on it. When he tried to hit it and it went right through, he got obstinate. I told him to make a save, and he tried to argue, so I rolled his will to disbelieve for him, and he passed. In retrospect, I probably should have just let him be obstinate. Use the kobold's mist spells and lightning blasts to your advantage when running the scenario in order to misdirect them. It was one of my players' favorite sessions just because of the layering of the fight.

[Simon Kort]

Spoiler:

Sanctum of the Sages, though you don't get to kill it I do believe. ;)

[zefig]

Siege of the Diamond City can potentially have one at tier 10-11.

[Kyle Baird]

Race for the Runecarved Key Part 2

[Muser]

Year of the Shadow Lodge Special can have several.

[Cire]

redacted:

The Harrowing module.

[Natertot]

Module:

spoiler:

Curse of the Riven Sky. One Linnorm one True

Scenarios:

spoiler:

3-04, The Kortos Envoy. Drake.
5-01, The Glass River Rescue. Drake.

[deusvult]

Simon Kort wrote:

** spoiler omitted **

Well the writer assumes the PCs wouldn't be that silly to even try it.. but they do give the age and type so you can indulge the PCs if they insist. ;)

[Maglok]

Don't mind if I do. :) Running some of that scenario in a few weeks. I have a feeling they won't though.

[Jelloarm]

Spoiler:

The Sanos Abduction has a faerie dragon - which can make for some hilarity if they're all used to fighting the big dragons. And, if they play well, they can adopt him through a boon!

[ItsJustAce]

I wanted to bump this. Does anyone know more recent senarios with dragons?

[Woran]

8-19: Treacherous Waves has a brine dragon

Plunder and Peril has a brine dragon too

[Ragoz]

The Cosmic Captive. All tiers I believe.

[rknop]

Responding to ARGH!'s spoiler above:

Massive spoiler for Sewer Dragons of Absalom:

Interesting -- the fight you describe went very different when I ran this. I had a highly optimized fireball caster whose extremely overpowered fireballs ended pretty much every fight they appeared in.

So, in the theater, of course, the first thing that happens is a massive fireball. Chief is unconscious, guards are dead, and the friendly kobold they were supposed to make a deal with was DEEEAAAAD. Way, way dead. This meant, of course, that the illusory blue dragon disappeared before it could do anything other than fly forward a bit.

They tried to negotiate with the chief (who, according to the scenario, is massively delusional about his power and won't negotiate in any event), give up on him, and try to negotiate with the alchemist brother they'd kept alive. The brother said, yeah, sure... but he was lying and bolted for it once they let him go. (If they did; they may have seen through it and killed him.)

They were sad to have lost the second PP. However, it was perhaps a good object lesson in the indiscriminate deployment of fireballs, especially when you may have an ally present whom you can't see.

[Ascalaphus]

Just look at the front cover for City of Golden Death. That thing there is exactly golden death.

[CigarPete]

Tome of Righteous Repose can if you want it to.