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Baaz draconian
Baaz draconian





baaz draconian

And the Baaz had a chance to pass for human if they covered up their draconic features (a hooded cloak seemed to suffice) well enough. Auraks (naturally, coming from gold eggs) were innate spellcasters.the wizards/sorcerers (and usually leaders) of the Draconian ranks. Sivaks also are the only with wings that can be used to glide (not fly outright!). So their magical abilities are that kinda thing. I remember one of them disintegrated away except for their skeleton and after x rounds, the pile of bones detonate into fireballs.damage ensues.

baaz draconian

Of the others, Bozak (from bronze eggs), Sivak (from the silver) and Aurak (from the gold).I don't really recall. The "Kapak", born of Copper Dragon eggs, I think dissolve into a pool of acid.possibly causing damage to their final attacker and/or damaging the weapon (if it's non-magical) that slayed them. But you'll have at least a couple of rounds without it.

baaz draconian

After afew rounds, the stone turns to dust and you can retrieve your weapon. Naturally, everyone is free to alter this for their particular game/table as they desire.but that's how it is originally/default/in intent.Īs to the question about the Draconian magical abilities.what these "death throes" are like.my Dragonlance-fu is several decades rusty, but from what I recall, the least of them, "the Baaz" born of Brass dragon eggs, turn to stone at 0 HP for a few rounds, locking the weapon that dealt the killing damage in their stone form. Draconians take that "role" in the game world.and are nature of their magical creation, they are born from corruption of good dragon eggs. I would further say it is accurate that in the Dragonlance setting/world of Krynn, there are no "normal/PC" Dragonborn. All Draconians are/count as/can be thought of/a subset of Dragonborn.but not all Dragonborn are Draconians. I believe he was using/insinuating the ole "All thumbs are fingers but not all fingers are thumbs" line of thinking.







Baaz draconian