All Kinds of Fun!
Part of this came from a desire to see all of a dragon’s stats. Limiting a red dragon to bite or breath seemed very limiting. Dragons are much more than that, they are a force to be reckoned with.
Another part comes from a desire to give back to a game system I love.
While I have a few minutes, wanted to jot down some ideas:
Nyoka – Supreme deity of dragons. Often referred to as Nyokala Dithi, the Story Dragon. Has three children known by various names:
Veles (the Shepherd) – God of the metallic dragons. Also known by other names.
Ket – Serpentine God of the Chromatic Dragons. Also known as Tiamat.
Isuan (the controller) – Aloof god of the gem dragons.
Sang is Nyoka’s avatar. He hold court over the Lung Dragons of the East.
Outside of Nyoka’s influence are the three Pearl Dragons. Their origins are a mystery.
They can take the form of a humanoid or a dolphin. Their scales are smooth and take the appearance of dolphin skin at all stages of their lives.
White Pearl – usually evil. Hates humanoids.
Black Pearl – usually good. Loves humanoids, especially elves.
Dark Pearl – usually neutral. Tends to be the studious one – more spells or psionic ability.
Sycarion Diversions is a sister site of pinakidion.*. pinakidion.* deals more with religious and writing topics. This site houses information on games. Specifically, this has information on card games, board games, and role-playing games. Card games and board games are a collaborative effort with my friend Jeff. Jeff has created and briefly marketed one board game and has idea for lots of others. Role-Playing Games are my bailiwick. I've been playing since I was 10 starting with the Mentzer Basic D&D box. I stopped playing in college, but recently renewed my love for RPGs. In 2005, I discovered the Action! System from Goldrush Games. Since then, I have also found Microlite20 and OpenD6. It's a good time to game.
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