If we’re talking about dungeons, then we have to talk about the most prolific dungeon maker in all of D&D; the scourge Acererak, lich lord of a thousand dungeons, designed so that people die in them to feed his endless hunger for souls.
Hey friend, just letting you know that there should be a comma in the line "Bard: what again??"" where it should instead be "Bard: what, again" It just confused me when I read it at first, thank you for understanding
Aww. You didn't mention my favorite dragon. The steel dragon. Much more fascinated with the mortal races than other dragons, the steels will spend their whole lives in mortal guises, shedding one life when appropriate, and moving on to another. Forgetting all memories of their previous personas. Their hoard is made up of a single item from each of their personas that personifies that life. Upon the steel dragons death, the hoard is distributed among the mortal races unbiasedly.
@@monsterno.definablenever.3484 not quite, he is talking about Steel Dragons, they share the enjoyment of the company of humans. Although Silvers are MUCH more protective of their human friends when it comes to dealing with threats. They also don't forget their personas or memories of said personas. Silver dragons will also almost never show their true form to anyone other than family and their mate.
Party idea: everyone is a dragon in human form pretending to be humans, elves, etc... No one knows the others are dragons and so are going to great lengths to hide their own draconic origin and appear to be completely normal to the rest of the party. Everyone holds back and no one uses the op abilities for fear of being found out. Now you have an entire party of creatures that could tear a pit fiend apart but is pretending to struggle with orcs and goblins so they can fit in and stay with their "human" friends.
That can actually happen. There's a subtype of metallic dragons. Steel Dragons. Who prefer to do pretty much just that. Spend time polymorphed into a humanoid race and live an entire life as an individual of that race while hiding their true nature.
As an experienced player of D&D and its lore, I am adding to this video the Tiers of Dragons in D&D: 1) Dragon God, Father of all Dragons 2) Platinum Dragon & his sister Tiamat, five headed dragon 3) Three Dragon siblings that created the world of Eberron 4) Dragon overlords 5) Time Dragon 6) Force Dragon 7) Adamantite Dragon (Strongest of all the metallic dragons) 8) Purple Dragon (Strongest of all the chromatic dragons) 9) Dragon kings 10) Dragon lords 11) Winged Dragon 12) Wingless wyrm
You're not far off. According to most of the source books Bronze Dragons gain a greenish tinge to the edges of their extremities as they age past adulthood akin to a patina.
@@generaljimmies3429 all im saying, if i see a human and im a hungry dragon chances are im debating eating you :p which way id learn depends on the origin of my color :P
Kinda? Coppers are legendary pranksters. While Bronzes are pretty much the epitome of the "Good is not 'Nice'." Trope. Bronzes typically do the "Beauty and the Beast" thing of shapshifting themselves into the form of some unassuming mortal to 'test' members of the humanoid races. You pass and nothing happens, you fail and you get punished in some way.
I just wanted to say, you are one of my favorite channels. Your narration is fantastic, and I like how you break things down into simple, digestible bits. Good stuff.
I hope they add some dragon lore eventually on baldur’s gate 3. I played the early access, it still feels like divinity 2 with just new mechanics, like being able to jump around in a CRPG eith no limits, or push enemies away using your arms, or dipping your weapon in poison ground. I really hope they flesh it out and take their time with it, i know its gonna be a perfect gam for everyone, even the ones that dont like it.
Also How to Be a Great Game Master,Matthew Colville and Puffin Forest. (Puffin as he is funny and shows how things can go hilariously right and terribly wrong)
@@jeremybarrett3616 while I don't enjoy HtbaGGM's ranty-style, he does have good points. Colville has good ideas and Puffin Forest is just hilarious, I love the guy! My suggestions are more to make the game aspect tighter and more enjoyable! But you'll need to master the three pillars of D&D at once! Mwuahaha!
www.amazon.com/Index-Card-RPG-Core-Second/dp/1718601840 this rules set is super easy to learn. you cn also youtube search runehammer games. the author is a super cool guy and is personally active on facebook.
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Overlooked Blue Dragon Fact: they are blue because even though they live in the desert they most often soar high up in the cloudless sky, and are difficult to see because their sky-blue coloration camouflages them...
You're only scratching the surface The oldest red dragon and the oldest gold dragon are as nothing compared to a newly hatched Prismatic, Force or time Dragon Literally a hatchling is more powerful then any of the chromatic or metallic dragon variance at any age category
Just found out a mobile game I used to play when I was younger called Dragonvale, which is meant to be a game with many friendly dragons you breed and keep in set habitats copied D&D for the two mythical type dragons in the game, Bahamut and Tiamat. They are literally carbon copies lmao
Dragons don’t sound wholly “evil” to me. In fact their behavior and attitude towards other living things sounds 100% exactly like humans. I’m sure any “lesser” creature would describe us like this.
Well you have to remember that dragons are born with a certain base personality type. Reds due to their aggressiveness, superiority status to kill their siblings when they hatch. All dragons when they hatch can speak and some species are born smarter than humans. Their are no good red dragons nor evil silver dragons, unless powerful magic is involved.
You forgot song dragons. Smh. Song dragons are similar in shape to copper dragons but have iridescent silver-blue scales and often take the form of women. They're known to even fall in love with humans. You should read Richard Lee Byers' The Year Of Rogue Dragons trilogy. It's an amazing story with a TON of dragons.
I like the dragons Pathfinder came up with: Esoteric Dragons (Astral, Dream, Etheric, Nightmare, Occult); Outer Dragons (Lunar, Solar, Time, Void, Vortex); Planar (Apocalypse, Bliss, Crypt, Edict, Havoc, Infernal, Paradise, Rift); Imperial (Forest, Sea, Sky, Sovereign, Underworld); and Primal (Brine, Cloud, Crystal, Magma, Umbral). There are so many types of dragons in Pathfinder of various strengths and habitats that you can reasonably add a dragon to any campaign setting.
The interaction between Bilbo and Smaug basically sparked a lifetime love of the Dragon. Its Ego, its culture, it's motivation fascinates me... I always wanted a GM that could do justice to the idea of a dragon hunt, or a raid on a particularly old dragon's hoard. Never got it. When GM'ing others, I was always inclined to make the dragon far more difficult to deal with than might otherwise be expected, by really fleshing out the encounter to be far more than a test of stats and luck. Needless to say, I find "Dragonlance" to be a detestable bit of D&D history that reduced noble and ancient enigmas to steeds and fodder.
Someone already has made a series talking about most every type of dragon, so if someone really wants to learn about each of them they can go look those up and save you the time of making them.
Interesting Tidbits: Red Dragons aren't conscious when they fight. Their brain literally shuts off and they fight to victory or death (or knocked out entirely, which is hard enough with a creature no longer relying on most of their brain). Most other dragons similarly don't remember fights that well, depending on circumstances. Similarly, when a chromatic and a metallic dragon meet, they're not all there and they will fight. There is no chance they won't. And they usually don't treat it as something special if they remember it. So your metallic dragon polymorphed NPC the players are talking to might see a red dragon, transform into their real form, fight to the death and once it's over, polymorph back and be like "as I was saying, the market here really overprices their apples". For silver's in general you can treat them like someone watching a TV show, but with a habit of stopping for a few years before coming back. "What do you mean they cancelled the show?" is the amount of reaction a silver dragon would have to the death of a friend. Though of course they can form closer relationships. Dragons don't really have much of a fixed lifespan, their effective lifespan depends on how dangerous their type tends to be and when they end up being killed (similar to elves). Kobolds will usually think of any dragon that shares their color as a god-like being, almost equal to their own God (who got tricked and imprisoned by a gnomish god for a trivial matter, hence Kobolds and Gnomes will behave like Metallics and Chromatics upon meeting). They're also goddamn cute if your DM lets them be. On the flipside, Kobolds are masters at trapmaking, when a dragon has a troupe of kobolds, they usually let the kobolds make traps. A band of kobolds (usuall 20 to 100 in size, depending on lair) can take it up with Level 20 parties easily, since they avoid direct confrontation and will instead convert their latrines into IED's once they notice adventurers coming into their lair. Their hordes usually contain magic items that help.
I've never got wholly into D and D but I've always loved dragons and Siver dragons were a particular interest and I really like D and D's interpretation
If you have an imagination and can dream big.... You can play. However, of you NEED a screen, lots of noises, neon flashing colors, etc... forget about it.
I am not always bright on the first onset of being taught something, and I don't always learn just by listening to someone, but I can tell by the way you were describing it that *you weren't joking when you said that you would gloss over the details just to explain everything...*
More or less. Though a lot of it is nature and nurture. A red dragon raised by a typical red dragon will pretty much always be a prideful, evil asshole. Even a wyrmling raised from birth by say, a group of good aligned adventurers will be vain and territorial and won't respond well to being punished for its actions. This is basically because *all* dragons regardless of species in D&D see themselves as superior to other species.
5:07 High temperament is an odd choice in the current meta. Why would you spec into that when the dragon main offers so many better options for min/maxing the build? F’n amateurs. That’s why you’re all dead. Boom, roasted.
should do a more extensive series regarding dnd creatures including some specific types of dragons including lessor known ones like planar dragons or ones found in places like the underdark and such
heh, this reminds me when i made my dragon barbarian character, but i wanted him different from the usual so I made him very strong but dimwitted but also friend to everyone. I had a friend DM who had actual Dragons interact with him. those were some REALLY interesting interactions xD
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Exploring Dungeons and Dragons: *Dungeons*
smartass :))
Exploring Dungeons and Dungeons
@@absoutezeo2126 Dipper Pines: Dungeons, Dungeons, and More Dungeons!!!
Question is: what KIND of dungeons?
If we’re talking about dungeons, then we have to talk about the most prolific dungeon maker in all of D&D; the scourge Acererak, lich lord of a thousand dungeons, designed so that people die in them to feed his endless hunger for souls.
Copper Dragon : Oohhh play that tune I like!!
Bard: what, again??
Copper Dragon: Yes!
*bard frantically begins playing doom theme*
Y E S
Hey friend, just letting you know that there should be a comma in the line "Bard: what again??"" where it should instead be "Bard: what, again"
It just confused me when I read it at first, thank you for understanding
BFG*
Nurture and Protect, until it is done.
Aww. You didn't mention my favorite dragon. The steel dragon. Much more fascinated with the mortal races than other dragons, the steels will spend their whole lives in mortal guises, shedding one life when appropriate, and moving on to another. Forgetting all memories of their previous personas. Their hoard is made up of a single item from each of their personas that personifies that life. Upon the steel dragons death, the hoard is distributed among the mortal races unbiasedly.
Tim Lewis (TLDR) Steel dragon can become humans more perfectly then any other dragon, and they love it!
That sounds like a certain purple tiefling... I smell an AU developing!
You mean silver...
new character idea thank you
@@monsterno.definablenever.3484 not quite, he is talking about Steel Dragons, they share the enjoyment of the company of humans. Although Silvers are MUCH more protective of their human friends when it comes to dealing with threats. They also don't forget their personas or memories of said personas. Silver dragons will also almost never show their true form to anyone other than family and their mate.
"Out there be Dragons."
-(ಠ﹏ಥ)
*were
*starts crying
RIP 1762
Must hold back tear.
2:06
Dongle dragon
Rebar dragon
[REDACTED] dragon
Dragon ball
ASMR slime dragon
Meat dragon
And the most important dragon of all
Dragon dragon
researcher dragon
Dungeon Dragon
69 dragon
And TRULY most important:
The Grabbin' Dragon.
Guys
Guys
What if
*a dragon that breathes smaller dragons.*
Everytime I read "dragon," the only thing I could think of is SCP-1762.
*[Cries in the corner]*
*locks door*
*Sobs and moans*
*Sobs in public*
They were really friendly. I can't believe they were gone
Here were dragons 😭😭😭
Why the tears? Have you not read the SCP lately? If not, go head over to The Volgun. Wait til the end.
It's all fun and games till the dragons start being all like: *Dragon noises*
Just Some Bigfoot With Internet Access
Then the foundation gets involved and it’s all:
*redacted noises*
Just Some Bigfoot With Internet Access I think you mean it’s all fun and games til someone rolls a 1.
Its all fun and games till the bard rolls nat 20, then the dm pulls out their hair.
Everybody gangster until a dragon shows up
You dingas
"ill primarily be pulling from the -Fifthist- FIFTH edition"
Lovely SCP group
The fifthists have invaded D&D
Ok I like the idea of the black dragon but my favorite was the bronze dragon. They sound the uncle I never had.
Oh boy, here comes the SCP-1762 tears.
BUT THEY JUST WANTED TO BE REMEMBERED WHYYYY DID WE STOP PLAYING DND??
OH GOD ITS LIKE THE PLOT OF COCO EXCEPT MORE ANGLICIZED AND SAD😭😭😭😭🤧
You could make a whole secretive knight order of golden dragons
In my Pathfinder game, the Metallic Dragons have a secret society called Alloyed Against Evil. They are led by Golds and Silvers.
Villainous.... I would have that in my game in a moment of time!
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Exploring Dungeons and Dragons: *_a n d_*
No no no, its spelled "&" O.o
“If there’s a substance there’s likely a dragon based on it”
My brain: the coom dragon
The bread dragon
Party idea: everyone is a dragon in human form pretending to be humans, elves, etc... No one knows the others are dragons and so are going to great lengths to hide their own draconic origin and appear to be completely normal to the rest of the party. Everyone holds back and no one uses the op abilities for fear of being found out. Now you have an entire party of creatures that could tear a pit fiend apart but is pretending to struggle with orcs and goblins so they can fit in and stay with their "human" friends.
This just sound like the manga "Spyxfamily" except with dragon in a fantasy setting.
That can actually happen. There's a subtype of metallic dragons. Steel Dragons. Who prefer to do pretty much just that. Spend time polymorphed into a humanoid race and live an entire life as an individual of that race while hiding their true nature.
Dragons murder monsters or in Bard Talk: Dragon-Waifus.
Hmm... yes. The bard is correct
@Broly The Sarcastic Savage Oh, you poor simple soul
Knights slay Dragons...
...Bards lay Dragons ;)
@@generaljimmies3429 You. I like you.
General Jimmies, but where to lay them? It’s no simple feat to get a dragon to sit still.
As an experienced player of D&D and its lore, I am adding to this video the Tiers of Dragons in D&D:
1) Dragon God, Father of all Dragons
2) Platinum Dragon & his sister Tiamat, five headed dragon
3) Three Dragon siblings that created the world of Eberron
4) Dragon overlords
5) Time Dragon
6) Force Dragon
7) Adamantite Dragon (Strongest of all the metallic dragons)
8) Purple Dragon (Strongest of all the chromatic dragons)
9) Dragon kings
10) Dragon lords
11) Winged Dragon
12) Wingless wyrm
The purple thing is a opinion thing.
I like to imagine, that the Bronze Dragon shown at 14:00 is an older Bronze Dragon, and that the green "weathered" bronze, is a sign of its age.
You're not far off. According to most of the source books Bronze Dragons gain a greenish tinge to the edges of their extremities as they age past adulthood akin to a patina.
5th edition?
I knew he was a Fifthist.
Tiamat has 5 heads. Coincidence?
Probably.
2e is best baby followed by 3e/pathfinder and 3 place is 5e
Brass dragon to adventurer: "Notice me, senpei!"
Bruh
Knights slay Dragons...
...Bards lay Dragons
+1 internet wit point
yea but you all still get eaten lol
@@knightaaron7 Unless it's one of the good dragons, then you get..."eaten"
@@generaljimmies3429 all im saying, if i see a human and im a hungry dragon chances are im debating eating you :p which way id learn depends on the origin of my color :P
Knights don't always kill the dragon that they are hunting
Bronze dragons seem pretty chill. Same with Copper.
Kinda? Coppers are legendary pranksters. While Bronzes are pretty much the epitome of the "Good is not 'Nice'." Trope. Bronzes typically do the "Beauty and the Beast" thing of shapshifting themselves into the form of some unassuming mortal to 'test' members of the humanoid races. You pass and nothing happens, you fail and you get punished in some way.
Please do a series on all individual dragons! Would love to watch all of those!
I can already imagine the next video.
Exploring Dungeons and Dragons: *Bards*
Wait until he does a video about succubuses
@@mosshivenetwork117 *succubi
Bards certainly explore dungeons and dragons yes
@@fent.dahl1 succupussies*
Everything is better with dragons.
Just not with the bad ones
Feet Dragon
I just wanted to say, you are one of my favorite channels. Your narration is fantastic, and I like how you break things down into simple, digestible bits. Good stuff.
Imagine waking up from a state of unconscious to see a Bronze Dragon looming over you only for them to look down at you and say: "Rei or Asuka?"
Death
unconsciousness*
Kaworu
@@merrittanimation7721 so true
Perfect moment for an upload, I was just playing Baldur's Gate EE
Did you say E
@@untitleduck9623 yes, Enhanced Edition, what's wrong about that?
Cool
I hope they add some dragon lore eventually on baldur’s gate 3. I played the early access, it still feels like divinity 2 with just new mechanics, like being able to jump around in a CRPG eith no limits, or push enemies away using your arms, or dipping your weapon in poison ground. I really hope they flesh it out and take their time with it, i know its gonna be a perfect gam for everyone, even the ones that dont like it.
Hey, could you make next D&D video about the Kobold race?
I am not at all a DnD player, but this was still very fascinating to watch and it did give me some world building ideas.
If I want dragons I’d like them to be waifus for laifus to daifu
I find your heresy amusing
national socialist porg it ain’t heresy when there’s a hole
Good thing Gold dragons can shapeshift into humans then
@@daleyhuard3675 What's the point of fucking a dragon if it just turns into a human?
@@daleyhuard3675 all metallics can
Brass Dragon: If Donkey from Shrek was a dragon.
Black dragons:shrek as a dragon
death by dragon burp
Playing Baldurs gate 3 and this playlist is super useful. Thanks Mangg!😊
Yay! My favorite subject: Dragons!
Could you cover the basic classes & races next?
“Chances are, If there’s some type of substance, there’s a dragon out there based on it”
Hear me out: *Beer Dragon*
"Breath of pure death" that's my dad in the morning
if you make a video covering the other dragons, I definitely would watch it!
So the metallic dragons are basically the SCP Foundation of the DnD world. Ahhh now I'm gonna make a council of dragons dedicated to this.
Dragons are my favorite part of D&D they really are the most varied groups in the game the blue and red ones are my favorites
Do more dragons!!!! I’d love to hear about the others!
Just found out my wife of 30 years is a Silver Dragon in human form. I feel a little taken advantage of.
Bruh you smashed reptilian
Wood dragons.. The most short lived due to being the most flamable after wheat dragons.
This series is making me want to DM a campaign. I just know I would suck at it, though, lol.
Go watch Runehammer, DungeonCraft and read articles from the AngryGM and you'll get good at it in no time!
There are hundreds of videos to ease the learning process. It's something you just keep doing till it feels natural.
Also How to Be a Great Game Master,Matthew Colville and Puffin Forest. (Puffin as he is funny and shows how things can go hilariously right and terribly wrong)
@@jeremybarrett3616 while I don't enjoy HtbaGGM's ranty-style, he does have good points. Colville has good ideas and Puffin Forest is just hilarious, I love the guy! My suggestions are more to make the game aspect tighter and more enjoyable! But you'll need to master the three pillars of D&D at once! Mwuahaha!
www.amazon.com/Index-Card-RPG-Core-Second/dp/1718601840 this rules set is super easy to learn. you cn also youtube search runehammer games. the author is a super cool guy and is personally active on facebook.
THE ALUMINUM DRAGON, lightweight, cools easy, and has high horsepower
also dragon god
"Red dragons believe every living thing is theirs to command"
You mean like *humans* ?
Yepp actually there more intelligent than humans.
FUTURE MIMI SERIES! EVERYTHING ON DND DRAGONS!!!
You should do a tarasque video
When I was waiting on the end quote, I was really hoping it was going to be a Drizzt quote. Very glad it was.
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Aboleths,
Beholders,
Carrion Crawlers,
Dragons,
What's next, Ebberon?
Overlooked Blue Dragon Fact: they are blue because even though they live in the desert they most often soar high up in the cloudless sky, and are difficult to see because their sky-blue coloration camouflages them...
Been waiting for this one. Will like now but watch in the morning.
You're only scratching the surface
The oldest red dragon and the oldest gold dragon are as nothing compared to a newly hatched Prismatic, Force or time Dragon
Literally a hatchling is more powerful then any of the chromatic or metallic dragon variance at any age category
Dope video! Definitely the coolest dragon in d&d is epstein didn’t kill himself.
Just found out a mobile game I used to play when I was younger called Dragonvale, which is meant to be a game with many friendly dragons you breed and keep in set habitats copied D&D for the two mythical type dragons in the game, Bahamut and Tiamat. They are literally carbon copies lmao
The brass dragon is like my brother, he just wants to talk alot and socialize.
Who else wants to see a movie about a bard and a copper dragon that develop an unlikely friendship
Dragons don’t sound wholly “evil” to me. In fact their behavior and attitude towards other living things sounds 100% exactly like humans. I’m sure any “lesser” creature would describe us like this.
Well you have to remember that dragons are born with a certain base personality type. Reds due to their aggressiveness, superiority status to kill their siblings when they hatch. All dragons when they hatch can speak and some species are born smarter than humans. Their are no good red dragons nor evil silver dragons, unless powerful magic is involved.
You forgot song dragons. Smh.
Song dragons are similar in shape to copper dragons but have iridescent silver-blue scales and often take the form of women. They're known to even fall in love with humans.
You should read Richard Lee Byers' The Year Of Rogue Dragons trilogy. It's an amazing story with a TON of dragons.
I like the dragons Pathfinder came up with: Esoteric Dragons (Astral, Dream, Etheric, Nightmare, Occult); Outer Dragons (Lunar, Solar, Time, Void, Vortex); Planar (Apocalypse, Bliss, Crypt, Edict, Havoc, Infernal, Paradise, Rift); Imperial (Forest, Sea, Sky, Sovereign, Underworld); and Primal (Brine, Cloud, Crystal, Magma, Umbral). There are so many types of dragons in Pathfinder of various strengths and habitats that you can reasonably add a dragon to any campaign setting.
Interesting
Very interesting
*Tiamat*
I AM FIRE! I AM DEATH!
Wait. Wrong franchise.
Well red dragons are pretty much smaug...
Dragons are 😎👍
Silver Dragons and the best Dragons, period.
Anyone who wants a bit more in-depth look at the different types of dragons Mr Rhexx has a great series
I would LOVE to see a series on the Dark Sun setting.
The interaction between Bilbo and Smaug basically sparked a lifetime love of the Dragon. Its Ego, its culture, it's motivation fascinates me... I always wanted a GM that could do justice to the idea of a dragon hunt, or a raid on a particularly old dragon's hoard. Never got it. When GM'ing others, I was always inclined to make the dragon far more difficult to deal with than might otherwise be expected, by really fleshing out the encounter to be far more than a test of stats and luck. Needless to say, I find "Dragonlance" to be a detestable bit of D&D history that reduced noble and ancient enigmas to steeds and fodder.
Some people hate the black dragon for its evil, but the brass dragon is pure doom. DMs love to throw that shit on players...
Great video...
You should do a D&D Dragon series... touching on as many as possible...
That would be pretty awesome stuff... just a thought
Welp, this one was bound to come sooner or later
Someone already has made a series talking about most every type of dragon, so if someone really wants to learn about each of them they can go look those up and save you the time of making them.
"Here there be Dragons".
I was having a good time, screw you
Interesting Tidbits:
Red Dragons aren't conscious when they fight. Their brain literally shuts off and they fight to victory or death (or knocked out entirely, which is hard enough with a creature no longer relying on most of their brain). Most other dragons similarly don't remember fights that well, depending on circumstances.
Similarly, when a chromatic and a metallic dragon meet, they're not all there and they will fight. There is no chance they won't. And they usually don't treat it as something special if they remember it. So your metallic dragon polymorphed NPC the players are talking to might see a red dragon, transform into their real form, fight to the death and once it's over, polymorph back and be like "as I was saying, the market here really overprices their apples".
For silver's in general you can treat them like someone watching a TV show, but with a habit of stopping for a few years before coming back. "What do you mean they cancelled the show?" is the amount of reaction a silver dragon would have to the death of a friend. Though of course they can form closer relationships.
Dragons don't really have much of a fixed lifespan, their effective lifespan depends on how dangerous their type tends to be and when they end up being killed (similar to elves).
Kobolds will usually think of any dragon that shares their color as a god-like being, almost equal to their own God (who got tricked and imprisoned by a gnomish god for a trivial matter, hence Kobolds and Gnomes will behave like Metallics and Chromatics upon meeting). They're also goddamn cute if your DM lets them be. On the flipside, Kobolds are masters at trapmaking, when a dragon has a troupe of kobolds, they usually let the kobolds make traps. A band of kobolds (usuall 20 to 100 in size, depending on lair) can take it up with Level 20 parties easily, since they avoid direct confrontation and will instead convert their latrines into IED's once they notice adventurers coming into their lair. Their hordes usually contain magic items that help.
This is such a cool channel!
I ❤💚❤ it!
Enjoy!
While many are (probably) joking about the next video cover dungeons themselves, I actually thing it's a great idea.
What exactly would that entail?
The Exploring Series different types of dungeons, the structure of dungeons, famous dungeons in the universe, etc.
@@barrymcballs Tomb of Horrors? :P
Brb time to go write a dnd campaign about dragons and dragons
soooo who else has been following this channel and is thinking of running a kind of combo D&D + SCP Foundation game?
Came for the SCP, staying for the D&D. ;)
Could you do a video on exploring D&D vampires? Thanks!
I've never got wholly into D and D but I've always loved dragons and Siver dragons were a particular interest and I really like D and D's interpretation
If you have an imagination and can dream big.... You can play. However, of you NEED a screen, lots of noises, neon flashing colors, etc... forget about it.
@@redfaux74 I've got the imagination just need the people
Ah, so my spirit animal is a brass dragon, cool.
is there a Fithist edition?
Any substance have some type dragon version around it
Me :" rise and shine ,burn then all my polunium dragon "
MAKE THE SUB SERIES
Only a few of the dragon images shown are from D&D. They each have unique characteristics, morphology, appearance, personality etc...
Yeah, most by the book people know. Heck, he didn't list ALL the present 5e dragons even...
I am not always bright on the first onset of being taught something, and I don't always learn just by listening to someone, but I can tell by the way you were describing it that *you weren't joking when you said that you would gloss over the details just to explain everything...*
This was a great video hoping for one on the princes of hell and demon lords also the other weirder types of dragons and dragon kin
Nice Hobbit reference!
Love it. Keep em coming
I fucking love these DnD vids, but are we still also gonna get SCPs??
Anyone else hearing the “Dragon Borne” theme?
Well, now I do.
It's a catchy song
no >:[
Interesting how dragons in the D&D universe are beings capable of free will and can choose to be good or evil. At least, I think so.
More or less. Though a lot of it is nature and nurture. A red dragon raised by a typical red dragon will pretty much always be a prideful, evil asshole. Even a wyrmling raised from birth by say, a group of good aligned adventurers will be vain and territorial and won't respond well to being punished for its actions. This is basically because *all* dragons regardless of species in D&D see themselves as superior to other species.
*dergens*
So brass dragons are the extroverts that make friends with the introvert bronze dragons
Dragons tend to avoid dragons that are not their own spieces and brass ironically hate talking to other brass dragons
Great video!!!
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High temperament is an odd choice in the current meta. Why would you spec into that when the dragon main offers so many better options for min/maxing the build? F’n amateurs. That’s why you’re all dead. Boom, roasted.
You should do a series on just different dragons
should do a more extensive series regarding dnd creatures including some specific types of dragons including lessor known ones like planar dragons or ones found in places like the underdark and such
heh, this reminds me when i made my dragon barbarian character, but i wanted him different from the usual so I made him very strong but dimwitted but also friend to everyone. I had a friend DM who had actual Dragons interact with him. those were some REALLY interesting interactions xD
My personal favorite is the doodoo feces dragon
Amazing video