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Post by Zulgyan on Feb 6, 2015 10:09:27 GMT -6
They fit in S&S, specially if on the power-scale of AD&D MM, so why not?
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Post by geoffrey on Feb 6, 2015 10:43:31 GMT -6
They fit in S&S, specially if on the power-scale of AD&D MM, so why not? "Dragons" in S&S are dinosaurs (for example, in one of my two favorite Conan stories, "Red Nails"). Everybody knows that dinosaurs are way cooler than dragons.  (Good to see you posting, Zulgyan.  ) |
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Post by blackadder23 on Feb 9, 2015 11:47:52 GMT -6
Let me just say first that I agree with you: there's no particular reason you couldn't have D&D-style dragons in a sword & sorcery world, if you wanted. It's my understanding (and Jeff can correct me if I'm wrong) that D&D-style dragons don't really fit into the author's vision for Hyperborea. There are various draconian creatures (wyverns, behirs, fire-breathing komodo dragons, hydras, etc.) but no dragons per se. Since this is one of the things that makes the setting distinctive, I wouldn't expect it to change with the next printing. Fortunately, if you want dragons in AS&SH, you can use the ones from any classic version of D&D pretty much without changes. Or why not create your own versions and share them here? |
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Post by Ghul on Feb 13, 2015 15:57:45 GMT -6
Hello and thanks for the suggestion, Z, but I'm afraid I won't be adding in dragons.
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Post by kesher on Feb 13, 2015 20:18:56 GMT -6
Zulgyan! First, awesome to see you posting! Second, awesome that you're playing AS&SH!
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