Half Dragons/Dragon Disciple Age limit [Archive] - Wizards Community

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groveborn

05-23-07, 03:44 PM
So...since there's no definitive ruling, what's the opinion around here on how old a half dragon/human would live, and does that apply to the Dragon Disciple?

And if, for some really odd reason a female player were to polymorph into a dragon, then...ur...artificially inseminate herself with the product after returning to human form, what would happen then? (purely speculation of course)...and how many generations of doing that would it take to make a "true" dragon. 6 was estimated to get 99.9% full dragon, albeit from a polymorphed mommy who is daddy...
Leonidus

05-23-07, 10:56 PM
Well, actually, many half-dragons of humanoid races are assumed to come from dragon parents who are polymorphed/alt-formed when they do the deed, and their DNA stays draconic enough to cause the kid to be a half-dragon.

So, by extension, your player's idea wouldn't work. All they would get is the same as if they poly'ed/disguide-self'ed into a male, and did all the same thing. Effectively, all the same DNA, so a clone of the original character.
dunkeykong

05-24-07, 12:44 AM
And if, for some really odd reason a female player were to polymorph into a dragon, then...ur...artificially inseminate herself with the product after returning to human form, what would happen then?

:eek:
NO, just, no...
groveborn

05-24-07, 06:05 AM
Well, actually, many half-dragons of humanoid races are assumed to come from dragon parents who are polymorphed/alt-formed when they do the deed, and their DNA stays draconic enough to cause the kid to be a half-dragon.

So, by extension, your player's idea wouldn't work. All they would get is the same as if they poly'ed/disguide-self'ed into a male, and did all the same thing. Effectively, all the same DNA, so a clone of the original character.

Good point. Perhaps shapeshifted then... :)