A dragon’s increases to ability scores for gaining Hit Dice are included in the total ability score increases (see the Dragon Ability Scores table). Dragons have skill ranks equal to 6 + their Intelligence modifier per Hit Die. Increases to Hit Dice grant extra hit points, feats, and skill ranks as well as increase the dragon’s base attack bonus and base save bonuses. Hit Dice: This shows how many additional Hit Dice a dragon gains over its base Hit Dice as it grows. A true dragon does not gain the standard increases to ability scores when it achieves a larger size-instead, true dragons gain ability score increases according to their age category, as indicated on the Dragon Ability Scores table. Size: This shows how many size categories by which to increase the dragon’s base size, depending on its age (from Tiny to Small, Small to Medium, and so on). These increases are divided into 12 age categories-as a dragon ages, its base statistics change as noted on Table: Dragon Age Categories.Īge Category: This is the age category’s name.Īge in Years: This is the dragon’s actual age.ĬR: This column modifies the dragon’s base CR. Many of a true dragon’s abilities, attacks, and other statistics improve as a dragon grows older. Dragons from third party publisher Frog God Games Tome of Horrors Complete are indicated with TOHC. They are designated with the category 3PP. They generally don’t fall into one of the four traditional types, so they are presented separately. Primal dragons ( brine, cloud, crystal, magma, umbral) are powerful creatures that hail from the elemental planes and the Plane of Shadows.Īdditional dragon types from third party publishers (3pp) are presented below as well. Metallic dragons ( brass, bronze, copper, gold, silver) are generally good and often protect the lands under their care. Imperial dragons ( forest, sea, sky, sovereign, underworld) are regal guardians of ancient lands and servants of cosmic balance. True dragons are divided into four broad categories: chromatic, Imperial, metallic, and primal.Ĭhromatic dragons ( black, blue, green, red, white) are almost universally evil, seeking only to slake their endless lust for food, treasure, and bloodshed.
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