Quiet Chat

[DrB]

Very slow burn conversations for those of us with bad schedules, or who aren't a fan of the chat.
I'm always getting on when everyone else is getting off, so here's a place for me and all the other night owls, rare encounters, and shy folk to chat; at our own pace.

I'll see if I can start this up with a easy question. What color dragon is best?

[key_turner201]

This is actually quite nice since I'm asleep when the forum seems most active, so thanks for this, good doctor.

As for an answer to the question, I have to go with the classics of red or green, they always remind me of fairy tale 'taken over a castle' dragons that I always love.

[DrB]

I personally default to black, and I wonder if Heroes Of Might and Magic II is the reason why.
It was an old strategy game I played growing up, dragons came in three colors and black was the biggest.

[DirtyD]

I personally default to black, and I wonder if Heroes Of Might and Magic II is the reason why.
It was an old strategy game I played growing up, dragons came in three colors and black was the biggest.

Heroes was my childhood! But I loved the Wyrms in Might and Magic 6: Mandate of Heaven (More an RPG than a Hex Stratagy).

[DrB]

I know OF the original M&M series but I never actually played it. I know Sandro and Craig are both from the original series at least.
I was a necromancer player, so I got crappy bone dragons instead of the super cool living dragons

[DirtyD]

I know OF the original M&M series but I never actually played it. I know Sandro and Craig are both from the original series at least.
I was a necromancer player, so I got crappy bone dragons instead of the super cool living dragons

Broooo, bone dragons are SUPER cool. I think it was Heroes 3 where they introduced the more superior Ghost Dragons. Maybe not vore material, but a dragon that has potential threat after death is an, at the very least, interesting concept!

[DrB]

They were okay, just didnt shine much when compared to the vampire they had, and didnt stand up to real dragons. I played a small bit of three much later, just to try it, and if I remember the big bone dragon there had a morale debuff which was very nice
Still tho, a dragon that cant eat someone is a sorry thing

[DirtyD]

They were okay, just didnt shine much when compared to the vampire they had, and didnt stand up to real dragons. I played a small bit of three much later, just to try it, and if I remember the big bone dragon there had a morale debuff which was very nice
Still tho, a dragon that cant eat someone is a sorry thing

Unless youre into soul vore! Also could make up a story where bone dragons are the result of one of the other dragons being digested =p

[DrB]

that does raise some questions. Would a necromancer approve of that? I think they need those dont they. Also, the bone dragon was in a particularly odd spot, they were hired from a "laboratory" if I remember correctly, and you needed mercury for it, though I dont remember if that was just to make the building or if you needed that to hire the dragon itself, but either way, I got the impression that they were not exactly undead in the traditionally way. I sort of assumed they were something more akin to a golem, cobbled together parts of the fallen, possibly not even originally a dragon

[FodderForGayBirds]

I know OF the original M&M series but I never actually played it. I know Sandro and Craig are both from the original series at least.
I was a necromancer player, so I got crappy bone dragons instead of the super cool living dragons

Honestly, even if Bone dragons don't have organs they should have ectoplasmic structures if you bend the rules a bit. Ecto bellies exist for some skeleton characters. Either as permanent magical biology or turned on and off when needed. I know it's maybe not if the game works though so it's probably unfortunate if the players aren't vorny aside from you.