Dragon based critters (peach)

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#1

truecoyote

Dec 29, 2008 17:11:00
Okay while i know draconian is a dragonlance thing really i couldnt think of a better name yet so deal with it on that part. But im trying to create a new line of critters to go in my dragon campaigns and would like some feedback. This is just the first one i did as a base to see how it might work overall. Lemme know what yall think.

Redspawn Draconian Soldier Level 5 Lurker
Medium Natural Humanoid XP 200
Initiative +8 Senses Perception +11;
HP 48; Bloodied 24
AC 19; Fortitude 19, Reflex 17, Will 17
Resist 5 Fire
Speed 6

Molten Claw (standard; at-will) * Fire
+10 vs AC; 1d10 + 4 Fire damage

Flaming Arrow (standard; at-will) * Fire
Ranged 10/20; +10 vs AC; 1d10 + 4 Fire damage

Fireball Breath (standard; encounter) * Fire
Area blast 1 within 10; +8 vs Reflex; 3d6 + 4 damage

Alignment: Neutral Languages: Draconic
Str 18 (+6) Dex 15 (+4) Wis 15 (+4)
Con 12 (+3) Int 12 (+3) Cha 12 (+3)

Equipment: Longbow 20 Arrows

Redspawn Draconian Soldier Tactics
The soldier will begin the fight using his fireball attack to damage as many enemies as possible. Then it will unleash fire arrows from a distance until the enemy draws near only relying on melee when its opponent is near

Redspawn Draconian Soldier Lore
Nature 15

Dragonspawn Draconians are formed by the same ritual as created other dragonspawn but using the blood of sentient humanoid captives. They can look like any race but with a scales covering their bodies. The draconians are identifiable by the coloring of thier scales much like dragons themselves, with the same chances of sports as a the dragons.

Nature 20

Dragonspawn Draconians can mostly be found in the service of a dragon of the same hue as them, but wanderers and small communities of them can be found.

Nature 25

Like dragons, a draconian is driven by a need to amass wealth and hoards of thier own when not serving a dragon. This has been the downfall of many a village. To wipe out a draconian settlement can be both as risky and as rewarding as taking down a grown dragon.
#2

truecoyote

Dec 30, 2008 19:59:57
Cool im guessing there aren't any problems with it. I thought i had done a decent job with it.

How did i do on the creating a history of it and tactics?