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check this!! Uranium Dragon.... [Archive] - Wizards Community

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land_salmon
12-09-06, 06:37 PM yeah i just thought of it and have no idea of what it should do except for basic stuff. this is part serious and part joke most people think this is a joke eh? review appreciated

This is what i have so far

breath weapon once every 1d4 rounds 30ft cone of radio active gas save dc 19 Ini mutation Sec 2d6 con ( this is an epic monster)

Mutation %
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1-10: skin becomes corrosive and noxious hurting their muscle tissues greatly decreasing speed to 10, one action only, and -10 on attack and dmg (str penaltie reduces to +0) and eyes are blinded for 2d6 rounds
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11-20 pores start forming over body producing poison that hurt others within 10ft DC 25 Ini 2d6 con Sec melting form ( body starts dripping and falling apart constantly dealing 5 dmg every other minute )
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21-30 tendrils start spouting out of body flailing at anything nearby ( 1d4 +5 plus 3d6 acid ) the damage is bludgening 17-20 times 4

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31 and beyond your ideas

i was thinking everyone can join in to make this massive beast like a melting pot of ideas..... yeah well ill be cyin ya
benstundze
12-09-06, 06:55 PM well uranium is a radio active element. radio active elements decomposes (like garbage I.E. a rotting apple) into 2 stable and smaller elements. in that process energy is realest as the element brakes down, sucking electrons out of things(stealing them from your cells if close enough) creating a vacuum of electrons being stolen(hence the collapsing of buildings and what not). in this process heat is release(whenever chemistry is supplied heat is release). and these cells are dead, or damaged, some reproduce and hence cancer. so the fact that you think its a gaseous breath weapon is not really realistic.
Ben
P.S. nice idea tho
Majick
12-09-06, 07:11 PM Is there a particular reason you want it to be Uranium? I mean, yes it is one of those substances that gets a lot of press because of it's ability to be used in various armaments, but couldn't it just as easily be made of something else and simply cause mutation; like a Plague Dragon, Bile Dragon or some such creature?
land_salmon
12-09-06, 07:34 PM Is there a particular reason you want it to be Uranium? I mean, yes it is one of those substances that gets a lot of press because of it's ability to be used in various armaments, but couldn't it just as easily be made of something else and simply cause mutation; like a Plague Dragon, Bile Dragon or some such creature?

see i think of it like this, gold dragon, silver dragon, why not uranium dragon? i thought it would be really cool also i said this was part joke. also plague dragon? they have a Corpse Terror that spreads disease and it would be kinda cleshay, ill see what others think before i change it.
land_salmon
12-09-06, 07:37 PM well uranium is a radio active element. radio active elements decomposes (like garbage I.E. a rotting apple) into 2 stable and smaller elements. in that process energy is realest as the element brakes down, sucking electrons out of things(stealing them from your cells if close enough) creating a vacuum of electrons being stolen(hence the collapsing of buildings and what not). in this process heat is release(whenever chemistry is supplied heat is release). and these cells are dead, or damaged, some reproduce and hence cancer. so the fact that you think its a gaseous breath weapon is not really realistic.
Ben
P.S. nice idea tho

well... i think of it like some really asmart guy discovered uranium on an exphadicion right? and he beleives it has mutatious affects as it killed his cohorts in unusual ways (mutation) so then he discovers a monster later on nearby the uranium and mutates stuff like it as well. sooo he calls it uranium dragon see?
obrysii
12-09-06, 09:36 PM This is the wrong board for this. You want the "monsters" board.

Also: in ancient times, Uranium was used for really only one thing: coloring glass.
land_salmon
12-09-06, 09:45 PM This is the wrong board for this. You want the "monsters" board.

Also: in ancient times, Uranium was used for really only one thing: coloring glass.

ok thanks for pointing out my problem
Kresalak
12-09-06, 10:39 PM see i think of it like this, gold dragon, silver dragon, why not uranium dragon?
The dragons don't follow any patern. Brass and bronze are alloys, gold silver and copper are elements.
benstundze
12-09-06, 10:54 PM well i think there is a patter in there somewhare (power wise) but he means that gold and silver are populer metals and aparently so is uranium but i think a ice dragon is in need
land_salmon
12-09-06, 10:57 PM well i think there is a patter in there somewhare (power wise) but he means that gold and silver are populer metals and aparently so is uranium but i think a ice dragon is in need

Ice Dragon eh...? dont they have that in some MM i know there are crystalline ones. actually there is something like Ice Dragons in that one book, Draconomicon? iuno :confused:
Kresalak
12-09-06, 11:22 PM I want a sodium chloride dragon if we have crystal ones.
Sphyre
12-09-06, 11:48 PM I imagine, that if you defeat a uranium dragon, and find it's treasure horde, it'd have uranium swords?

;)
Kresalak
12-09-06, 11:58 PM I want an ununoctium sword!
obrysii
12-10-06, 12:36 AM There are four basic themes behind dragons:

*Metals

*Colors

*Gems

*Anything else (generally they are Planar dragons).
TheAnthroDM
12-10-06, 01:24 AM I want a sodium chloride dragon if we have crystal ones.

I think my character once battled a sodium chloride dragon.
Jaxgaret
12-10-06, 11:50 AM cleshay

It took me a moment to figure out what exactly this word was meant to be.

It's spelled cliche.

Don't just make up spellings for words.
Angelflesh
12-10-06, 01:46 PM I don't think he even knows what "cliche" means, because the way he used doesn't quite make sense. Is a "Plague Dragon" really a cliche?
Kresalak
12-10-06, 01:53 PM It took me a moment to figure out what exactly this word was meant to be.

It's spelled cliche.

Don't just make up spellings for words.

He actually meant LeShay, the 50 HD fey things from the Epic Level Handbook.
land_salmon
12-10-06, 01:57 PM I don't think he even knows what "cliche" means, because the way he used doesn't quite make sense. Is a "Plague Dragon" really a cliche?

im saying the word cliche correctly, its just that they have the Corpse Terror in mm2 that spreads disease and everyone i know suggested the "Plague Dragon". if you want however, i can make a Plague dragon?
Harkle
12-10-06, 02:03 PM Simulate the radioctive decay by making them born a Great Wyrm and age down to wyrmling until they die.
El Programer
12-10-06, 02:39 PM I imagine, that if you defeat a uranium dragon, and find it's treasure horde, it'd have uranium swords?

;)Oh God no... :D
Yaeri
12-10-06, 03:14 PM In the munchkin mobster manual, there was a plutonium dragon. The higher its age, the smaller it was. The youngest plutonium dragons were great wyrms. Then as they aged they started to radiate more and more mass, gradually becoming smaller. The strongest, oldest plutonium dragons were the smallest.

If you don't know munchkin: http://www.sjgames.com/munchkin/rpg/
It's basically a sort of parody on D&D. I think it first appeared in the form of a card game, before they actually made a complete D20 game of it too.
Weiser_Cain
12-10-06, 03:21 PM It should definitely have a toxic aura, I wouldn't let on it was actually Uranium though just 'a bizarre dragon seemingly made of metal and giving off a sickly glow’ then make then constantly make them roll con checks an epic raging barbarian would think twice about. Nice epic encounter.
Rulebook
12-10-06, 03:34 PM sodium chloride dragons?

isnt there already a Salt Dragon somewhere?
land_salmon
12-10-06, 03:48 PM sodium chloride dragons?

isnt there already a Salt Dragon somewhere?

Sand Dragon, not salt dragon
benstundze
12-10-06, 03:52 PM I want an ununoctium sword!

ya really lol got to love that movie
Rulebook
12-10-06, 03:52 PM silicon dioxide dragons!
benstundze
12-10-06, 04:04 PM Ice Dragon eh...? dont they have that in some MM i know there are crystalline ones. actually there is something like Ice Dragons in that one book, Draconomicon? iuno :confused:
i just got the MM4 and dont know if its in there but its not in dragonomics (im a dragon fan)
i eaven made a bace class that has a dragon companion if sorts lol
but i can top that rulebook:
how about a "hydrated calsium vandium silican oxide" dragon heh :rolleyes:
land_salmon
12-10-06, 04:13 PM well what about a einstinium sulfide dsragon? or better yet a psionide dragon... then again thats a compound :rolleyes:
Rulebook
12-10-06, 05:09 PM good lord, you people, just STOP trying to type chemical names!

Cyanide, Calcium, Silicon!
CryoSilver
12-10-06, 05:37 PM To answer ben's question, there are 2 ice dragons in the Monster Manual: the white dragon and the silver dragon. To make them true Ice Dragons, all you do is use the stats and describe them differently.

It's very much like how my last wizard had a second level spell that allowed him to hurl bolts of flame at his enemies. It was Scorching Ray, but described differently. Don't think outside the box if the answer is already inside the box.
Jaxgaret
12-10-06, 07:19 PM psionide dragon... then again thats a compound

It's cyanide, not psionide. And it's not a compound, it's an element.

You are like Captain Phonetic, aren't you? Either that or a troll poster.
Vagrond
12-10-06, 08:12 PM I imagine, that if you defeat a uranium dragon, and find it's treasure horde, it'd have uranium swords?

;)

Hehe- that was a long and pointless thread.
Vagrond
12-10-06, 08:14 PM Is there an Iron Dragon somewhere? I find the idea appealing.
Weiser_Cain
12-10-06, 08:20 PM A dragon casting Iron Skin?
WizO_Cat
12-10-06, 09:29 PM This woul go better on Monster's Lair board. I'll move it there.
schri12
12-10-06, 10:38 PM Why not a Hydrochloric Acid Dragon? lmao had to put in my two cents.
Vagrond
12-10-06, 10:57 PM A dragon casting Iron Skin?
Not quite.
Weiser_Cain
12-10-06, 11:09 PM How about a dragon made of Negative energy?
Harkle
12-10-06, 11:52 PM How about a dragon made of Negative energy?

That would be a Shadow dragon.

I had a friend one force me to help him state Infared Dragon, was invisible without magic or the ability to see infared. That and it put out more heat than a red dragon.
benstundze
12-11-06, 12:44 PM lead oxid? AKA vary vary heavy
Doom_Linnorm
12-11-06, 02:15 PM If you look on Elfwood you'll find an Uranium dragon, and it looks pretty cool actualy, its also got a pretty nice description and would make a decent epic monster.
benstundze
12-11-06, 02:50 PM is that a book or a website or what?

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
land_salmon 12-09-06, 06:37 PM	yeah i just thought of it and have no idea of what it should do except for basic stuff. this is part serious and part joke most people think this is a joke eh? review appreciated This is what i have so far breath weapon once every 1d4 rounds 30ft cone of radio active gas save dc 19 Ini mutation Sec 2d6 con ( this is an epic monster) Mutation % ____________ 1-10: skin becomes corrosive and noxious hurting their muscle tissues greatly decreasing speed to 10, one action only, and -10 on attack and dmg (str penaltie reduces to +0) and eyes are blinded for 2d6 rounds ____________ 11-20 pores start forming over body producing poison that hurt others within 10ft DC 25 Ini 2d6 con Sec melting form ( body starts dripping and falling apart constantly dealing 5 dmg every other minute ) ____________ 21-30 tendrils start spouting out of body flailing at anything nearby ( 1d4 +5 plus 3d6 acid ) the damage is bludgening 17-20 times 4 ____________ 31 and beyond your ideas i was thinking everyone can join in to make this massive beast like a melting pot of ideas..... yeah well ill be cyin ya
benstundze 12-09-06, 06:55 PM	well uranium is a radio active element. radio active elements decomposes (like garbage I.E. a rotting apple) into 2 stable and smaller elements. in that process energy is realest as the element brakes down, sucking electrons out of things(stealing them from your cells if close enough) creating a vacuum of electrons being stolen(hence the collapsing of buildings and what not). in this process heat is release(whenever chemistry is supplied heat is release). and these cells are dead, or damaged, some reproduce and hence cancer. so the fact that you think its a gaseous breath weapon is not really realistic. Ben P.S. nice idea tho
Majick 12-09-06, 07:11 PM	Is there a particular reason you want it to be Uranium? I mean, yes it is one of those substances that gets a lot of press because of it's ability to be used in various armaments, but couldn't it just as easily be made of something else and simply cause mutation; like a Plague Dragon, Bile Dragon or some such creature?
land_salmon 12-09-06, 07:34 PM	Is there a particular reason you want it to be Uranium? I mean, yes it is one of those substances that gets a lot of press because of it's ability to be used in various armaments, but couldn't it just as easily be made of something else and simply cause mutation; like a Plague Dragon, Bile Dragon or some such creature? see i think of it like this, gold dragon, silver dragon, why not uranium dragon? i thought it would be really cool also i said this was part joke. also plague dragon? they have a Corpse Terror that spreads disease and it would be kinda cleshay, ill see what others think before i change it.
land_salmon 12-09-06, 07:37 PM	well uranium is a radio active element. radio active elements decomposes (like garbage I.E. a rotting apple) into 2 stable and smaller elements. in that process energy is realest as the element brakes down, sucking electrons out of things(stealing them from your cells if close enough) creating a vacuum of electrons being stolen(hence the collapsing of buildings and what not). in this process heat is release(whenever chemistry is supplied heat is release). and these cells are dead, or damaged, some reproduce and hence cancer. so the fact that you think its a gaseous breath weapon is not really realistic. Ben P.S. nice idea tho well... i think of it like some really asmart guy discovered uranium on an exphadicion right? and he beleives it has mutatious affects as it killed his cohorts in unusual ways (mutation) so then he discovers a monster later on nearby the uranium and mutates stuff like it as well. sooo he calls it uranium dragon see?
obrysii 12-09-06, 09:36 PM	This is the wrong board for this. You want the "monsters" board. Also: in ancient times, Uranium was used for really only one thing: coloring glass.
land_salmon 12-09-06, 09:45 PM	This is the wrong board for this. You want the "monsters" board. Also: in ancient times, Uranium was used for really only one thing: coloring glass. ok thanks for pointing out my problem
Kresalak 12-09-06, 10:39 PM	see i think of it like this, gold dragon, silver dragon, why not uranium dragon? The dragons don't follow any patern. Brass and bronze are alloys, gold silver and copper are elements.
benstundze 12-09-06, 10:54 PM	well i think there is a patter in there somewhare (power wise) but he means that gold and silver are populer metals and aparently so is uranium but i think a ice dragon is in need
land_salmon 12-09-06, 10:57 PM	well i think there is a patter in there somewhare (power wise) but he means that gold and silver are populer metals and aparently so is uranium but i think a ice dragon is in need Ice Dragon eh...? dont they have that in some MM i know there are crystalline ones. actually there is something like Ice Dragons in that one book, Draconomicon? iuno :confused:
Kresalak 12-09-06, 11:22 PM	I want a sodium chloride dragon if we have crystal ones.
Sphyre 12-09-06, 11:48 PM	I imagine, that if you defeat a uranium dragon, and find it's treasure horde, it'd have uranium swords? ;)
Kresalak 12-09-06, 11:58 PM	I want an ununoctium sword!
obrysii 12-10-06, 12:36 AM	There are four basic themes behind dragons: Metals Colors Gems Anything else (generally they are Planar dragons).
TheAnthroDM 12-10-06, 01:24 AM	I want a sodium chloride dragon if we have crystal ones. I think my character once battled a sodium chloride dragon.
Jaxgaret 12-10-06, 11:50 AM	cleshay It took me a moment to figure out what exactly this word was meant to be. It's spelled cliche. Don't just make up spellings for words.
Angelflesh 12-10-06, 01:46 PM	I don't think he even knows what "cliche" means, because the way he used doesn't quite make sense. Is a "Plague Dragon" really a cliche?
Kresalak 12-10-06, 01:53 PM	It took me a moment to figure out what exactly this word was meant to be. It's spelled cliche. Don't just make up spellings for words. He actually meant LeShay, the 50 HD fey things from the Epic Level Handbook.
land_salmon 12-10-06, 01:57 PM	I don't think he even knows what "cliche" means, because the way he used doesn't quite make sense. Is a "Plague Dragon" really a cliche? im saying the word cliche correctly, its just that they have the Corpse Terror in mm2 that spreads disease and everyone i know suggested the "Plague Dragon". if you want however, i can make a Plague dragon?
Harkle 12-10-06, 02:03 PM	Simulate the radioctive decay by making them born a Great Wyrm and age down to wyrmling until they die.
El Programer 12-10-06, 02:39 PM	I imagine, that if you defeat a uranium dragon, and find it's treasure horde, it'd have uranium swords? ;)Oh God no... :D
Yaeri 12-10-06, 03:14 PM	In the munchkin mobster manual, there was a plutonium dragon. The higher its age, the smaller it was. The youngest plutonium dragons were great wyrms. Then as they aged they started to radiate more and more mass, gradually becoming smaller. The strongest, oldest plutonium dragons were the smallest. If you don't know munchkin: http://www.sjgames.com/munchkin/rpg/ It's basically a sort of parody on D&D. I think it first appeared in the form of a card game, before they actually made a complete D20 game of it too.
Weiser_Cain 12-10-06, 03:21 PM	It should definitely have a toxic aura, I wouldn't let on it was actually Uranium though just 'a bizarre dragon seemingly made of metal and giving off a sickly glow’ then make then constantly make them roll con checks an epic raging barbarian would think twice about. Nice epic encounter.
Rulebook 12-10-06, 03:34 PM	sodium chloride dragons? isnt there already a Salt Dragon somewhere?
land_salmon 12-10-06, 03:48 PM	sodium chloride dragons? isnt there already a Salt Dragon somewhere? Sand Dragon, not salt dragon
benstundze 12-10-06, 03:52 PM	I want an ununoctium sword! ya really lol got to love that movie
Rulebook 12-10-06, 03:52 PM	silicon dioxide dragons!
benstundze 12-10-06, 04:04 PM	Ice Dragon eh...? dont they have that in some MM i know there are crystalline ones. actually there is something like Ice Dragons in that one book, Draconomicon? iuno :confused: i just got the MM4 and dont know if its in there but its not in dragonomics (im a dragon fan) i eaven made a bace class that has a dragon companion if sorts lol but i can top that rulebook: how about a "hydrated calsium vandium silican oxide" dragon heh :rolleyes:
land_salmon 12-10-06, 04:13 PM	well what about a einstinium sulfide dsragon? or better yet a psionide dragon... then again thats a compound :rolleyes:
Rulebook 12-10-06, 05:09 PM	good lord, you people, just STOP trying to type chemical names! Cyanide, Calcium, Silicon!
CryoSilver 12-10-06, 05:37 PM	To answer ben's question, there are 2 ice dragons in the Monster Manual: the white dragon and the silver dragon. To make them true Ice Dragons, all you do is use the stats and describe them differently. It's very much like how my last wizard had a second level spell that allowed him to hurl bolts of flame at his enemies. It was Scorching Ray, but described differently. Don't think outside the box if the answer is already inside the box.
Jaxgaret 12-10-06, 07:19 PM	psionide dragon... then again thats a compound It's cyanide, not psionide. And it's not a compound, it's an element. You are like Captain Phonetic, aren't you? Either that or a troll poster.
Vagrond 12-10-06, 08:12 PM	I imagine, that if you defeat a uranium dragon, and find it's treasure horde, it'd have uranium swords? ;) Hehe- that was a long and pointless thread.
Vagrond 12-10-06, 08:14 PM	Is there an Iron Dragon somewhere? I find the idea appealing.
Weiser_Cain 12-10-06, 08:20 PM	A dragon casting Iron Skin?
WizO_Cat 12-10-06, 09:29 PM	This woul go better on Monster's Lair board. I'll move it there.
schri12 12-10-06, 10:38 PM	Why not a Hydrochloric Acid Dragon? lmao had to put in my two cents.
Vagrond 12-10-06, 10:57 PM	A dragon casting Iron Skin? Not quite.
Weiser_Cain 12-10-06, 11:09 PM	How about a dragon made of Negative energy?
Harkle 12-10-06, 11:52 PM	How about a dragon made of Negative energy? That would be a Shadow dragon. I had a friend one force me to help him state Infared Dragon, was invisible without magic or the ability to see infared. That and it put out more heat than a red dragon.
benstundze 12-11-06, 12:44 PM	lead oxid? AKA vary vary heavy
Doom_Linnorm 12-11-06, 02:15 PM	If you look on Elfwood you'll find an Uranium dragon, and it looks pretty cool actualy, its also got a pretty nice description and would make a decent epic monster.
benstundze 12-11-06, 02:50 PM	is that a book or a website or what?