Dragon alignments [Archive] - Wizards Community

Dragon alignments [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
Choleric Psion
07-18-04, 06:53 PM Flipping through the Eberron Setting I noticed that dragons have had an alignment shift, chromatic dragons no longer have to be evil. Which, I assume means that, metallic dragons no longer have to be good. Why was this changed? Does it mean that dragons now, represent the forces of nature, instead of ideaologies? How does, or will, this change a dragon's spell-like abilities?
KCDinc
07-18-04, 07:23 PM Dragons dont have to represent anything, just like every other non outsider they simply are. Scholars and theologians will debate endlessly about the signifigance of dragons pertaining to the prohpecy, creationism, and other aspects of life. But the fact is dragons are viewed no more and no less aspects of alignment then any other race.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Choleric Psion 07-18-04, 06:53 PM	Flipping through the Eberron Setting I noticed that dragons have had an alignment shift, chromatic dragons no longer have to be evil. Which, I assume means that, metallic dragons no longer have to be good. Why was this changed? Does it mean that dragons now, represent the forces of nature, instead of ideaologies? How does, or will, this change a dragon's spell-like abilities?
KCDinc 07-18-04, 07:23 PM	Dragons dont have to represent anything, just like every other non outsider they simply are. Scholars and theologians will debate endlessly about the signifigance of dragons pertaining to the prohpecy, creationism, and other aspects of life. But the fact is dragons are viewed no more and no less aspects of alignment then any other race.