Cloud Dragon Alignment [Archive] - Wizards Community

Cloud Dragon Alignment [Archive] - Wizards Community

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TinySilverChalice
10-29-03, 04:59 PM The Cloud Dragon summoned by the same-named spell has a TN alignment but is typed as a Good subtype. The spell is not classified as a Good spell either. I've heard the argument that the dragon has a Good subtype because it is called with a Scantified spell. Do Sanctified spells automatically have the Good discriptor? Is the Dragon's alignment a mistake?
Bloodtide_the_Red
10-30-03, 10:44 PM The BoED list the dragon cloud as having the [good] type and having a alignment of N. Elemental's are normaly neutral. I'd say that the one summoned by this spell would be NG. They were just thinking 'elemental=neutral'.

Sanctified spells should all have the [Good} descriptor IMO, they are the 'power of thoes utterly dovoted to good'.
BT

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TinySilverChalice 10-29-03, 04:59 PM	The Cloud Dragon summoned by the same-named spell has a TN alignment but is typed as a Good subtype. The spell is not classified as a Good spell either. I've heard the argument that the dragon has a Good subtype because it is called with a Scantified spell. Do Sanctified spells automatically have the Good discriptor? Is the Dragon's alignment a mistake?
Bloodtide_the_Red 10-30-03, 10:44 PM	The BoED list the dragon cloud as having the [good] type and having a alignment of N. Elemental's are normaly neutral. I'd say that the one summoned by this spell would be NG. They were just thinking 'elemental=neutral'. Sanctified spells should all have the [Good} descriptor IMO, they are the 'power of thoes utterly dovoted to good'. BT