Dragons' Social behavior

[tchrman35]

In the Golarion universe, do dragons tend to work alone, or have they been known to work together?

[Brother Tyler]

(Flagged due to possibility of being in the wrong forum - perhaps the PFRPG forums would be more appropriate?)

What's the context of the question? Are you developing a scenario/adventure/adventure path for the Pathfinder Adventure Card Game where multiple dragons might be working together?

[tchrman35]

Yeah, I'm running a home campaign, and dragons seem to be coming into play. I'd like to spend some time with a group of dragons, perhaps at some point visit a meeting of powerful dragons assessing a particular worldwide problem and their role in addressing it.

[Vic Wertz]

(Moved to Campaign Setting forum.)

[Ventnor]

Dragons are pretty solitary, usually, at least from what I understand. Since they all have an inherent tendency to hoard, this is probably to minimize dragon-v-dragon fighting.

So if they're banding together to solve a problem, this has to be a very big problem.

[Noir le Lotus]

Didn't the book on dragons say that some dragons were quite eager to cooperate ? I think it was about copper and green dragons tendency to work together on their researches.

[Gorbacz]

A lot of Dragons Revisited is non-canon these days, as the book was written by an author with a rather different view on dragons than the rest of the team.

For practical purposes, dragons are distant, removed and not really interested in mortal affairs. Exceptions like Kazavon prove the rule.