Gem Dragons of Faerûn

[scary harpy]

Crystal, amethyst, sapphire, emerald, topaz, and the Ruby Dragon Sardior himself--gem dragons have been part of D&D since the earliest days.

This 24-page PDF includes:
•5 new dragon types: amethyst, crystal, emerald, sapphire, and topaz
•Full stats for every age category from wyrmling to ancient, plus detailed lair actions and regional effect
•The Ruby Dragon Sardior, paragon of gem dragons, plus his allies and lore
•5 more individual dragons of the Forgotten Realms including Eldenser, the Wyrm Who Hides in Blades and Viridias, the Umbral Mist, with their lore, motivations, and secret details

Add a new branch to the dragon family tree: get Gem Dragons of Faerûn today!

Kobold Press

This is for 5th edition; I don't play 5th ed. but I bought this anyway and I love it.

They are not psionic so they will fit in any campaign world.

I'm posting this for anyone who might want this product but might be unaware it was available.

[Marc Radle]

scary harpy wrote:

Kobold Press[/I]

This is for 5th edition; I don't play 5th ed. but I bought this anyway and I love it.

They are not psionic so they will fit in any campaign world.

I'm posting this for anyone who might want this product but might be unaware it was available.

scary harpy is very right - Gem Dragons of Faerûn has plenty of cool, evocative detail that can easily be used in a Pathfinder game!

The illustrious Ed Greenwood himself said, "Gem dragons have been around for a long time, but this is the best and most detailed treatment of them I've ever laid eager DM's eyes on, and I met an old friend in its pages. Lovingly worked into the fabric of the Realms and fully realized for any D&D campaign, these wyrms are ready to leap off the pages and into your campaign. A winner! Two talons way, way up!"

Check it out today!

Gem Dragons of Faerûn

[Craig Bonham 141]

Any chance for a Pathfinder version?

[Gnick Gnak PaddyWack]

Craig Bonham 141 wrote:

Any chance for a Pathfinder version?

+1 with psychic magic!

[Wicht]

Craig Bonham 141 wrote:

Any chance for a Pathfinder version?

Seeing as how this is a product using Wizards of the Coast IP, I somehow doubt that it will ever have a Pathfinder version. :)

[Marc Radle]

Just noticed that this was moved down to the 4th/4th Edition section but it really should not have been. The original post specifically and clearly wanted to bring this to to the attention of Pathfinder fans. The discussion was about using the material in a Pathfinder game so moving it seems like a mistake. Could this maybe get moved back up where the original poster had it?

Thanks!

[Marc Radle]

Craig Bonham 141 wrote:

Any chance for a Pathfinder version?

As others have said, not likely. However, the non-rules text is so flavorful and evocative, it would absolutely be worth getting and just converting the game stats yourself. Converting from 5E to Pathfinder isn't very hard :)