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« on: September 24, 2010, 12:26:56 AM »
I also hate this thread. Since I'm a DM IRL right now, I'll declare myself DM of this thread. All participants of this thread, aside from Lizard Dude and myself, will suffer a visit to the Dragon Plane:
You find yourself in a most terrible and foul landscape: the ground upon which you stand is entirely a scaly, leathery mass that has dragon limbs, wings, and heads sprouting out. Where the sun should rightfully be there is a smoldering dragon's eye that constantly watches you. The air itself is made of microscopic dragons, giving the atmosphere a blistering, smokey aspect that causes your eyes to tear, skin to crackle, and lungs to burn. On the horizon a gigantic mountain rises, displaying an impossibly huge claw at its peak. Welcome to the Dragon Plane, where everything is made of Dragon. (The traditional Dragon Plane is made of Red Dragons, but feel free to deviate)
- 2d6 heat damage per round
- Roll a d% to randomly determine if a dragon body part is near, it gets an attack appropriate to whatever it is per round. 1-50 = Arm (+10 Claw, DMG 1d6 + 5), 51-75 Wing/Tail (+12 Slam, DMG 1d8 + 7), 76-100 Head (Breath weapon, see Monster Manual for breath effect that fits selected Dragon type)
- If the character attempts to breathe it takes 1d4 Constitution damage and 1 point for 1d4 rounds after he/she stops breathing the dragon air.
- DC 15 will save sends the character (with all damage he/she sustained) back to where ever it was, one save attempt per round.
- Each round spent on the Dragon Plane equals one day on the Material Plane. Therefore an outside observer would see the afflicted character gone from existence for a total of 2 days if said character spent 2 rounds on the Dragon Plane.
Who can withstand the dragoning?