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#1 devilsTLC Aug 16, 2010 8:23:28	this is a bit of a D&D lore question, i'm working on homebrew campain? seeing that in other fiction dragons cane take on semi-humum or full human form. is this the case for D&D dragons. any pointer in lore area would be helpfull
#2 theblackpaladlin Aug 16, 2010 9:48:00	According to Draconomicon 2: "Mercury and steel dragons are natural shapechangers, but other metallic dragons, particularly golds and silvers, can also learn to change shape. Even a few chromatics have this ability. Adding chan8e shape (see Monster Manual 2, page 216) to a dragon does not dramatically increase the dragon's power, but shapechanging can serve your story. Ifyou want to have a shapechanging dragon, you need not replace another power with it. Ifyou want the characters to have a chance of being able to discern the dragon's true nature, you can limit the ability or have the dragon retain a hint of its draconic appearance. (Also see the "Unmasking the Dragon" skill challenge on page 50.)"
#3 devilsTLC Aug 17, 2010 9:17:54	thank for the help, seing i have bit of a lore neered in my group. so i check ,so did not breack same of core lore rules.
#4 Macarius Aug 18, 2010 4:31:49	If you want your dragons to be shapeshifters, make them shapeshifters. It's your campaign world, make it the way you want.