Radioactive Dragons in D&D
Posted: 2004-09-16 12:26pm
Anyone have any information on Radioactive Dragons in D&D. I've heard rumors to such creatues and am curious as to where to find information on them.
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You now face, the GREAT PLUTONIUM DRAGON! He explodes, leveling everything in a 20 miles radius, game over.Majin Gojira wrote:Anyone have any information on Radioactive Dragons in D&D. I've heard rumors to such creatues and am curious as to where to find information on them.
You.........run........a..........highily disturbed campaign.Majin Gojira wrote:The problem is, my character in a current campaign who began as a simple Lizardfolk Barbarian, has become a Monster of Legend and now...has become a Atomic Dragon of some sort through bizzare events involving various pantheons, the World Egg and other things.
(Our group's Pixie Sorcerer is worse off. He/She/It (it's changedf genders and is now a hermaphrodite, who has seen through the eyes of Azathoth. No, Really. It gave mind to the mindless one!)
My dream is to someday create a Metallic dragon for all the metals on the periodic table and a Chromatic dragon for every color in the 32-bit color pallet.lazerus wrote:You now face, the GREAT PLUTONIUM DRAGON! He explodes, leveling everything in a 20 miles radius, game over.Majin Gojira wrote:Anyone have any information on Radioactive Dragons in D&D. I've heard rumors to such creatues and am curious as to where to find information on them.
I've never used them, but if i did, i would just make them mutant dragons or somthing.
Plutonium Dragon is from Munchkin, not D&D. Although there has been a Munchkin d20 released by Steve Jackson Games...Majin Gojira wrote:Anyone have any information on Radioactive Dragons in D&D. I've heard rumors to such creatues and am curious as to where to find information on them.
FUQ!PrinceofLowLight wrote:My dream is to someday create a Metallic dragon for all the metals on the periodic table and a Chromatic dragon for every color in the 32-bit color pallet.
Come on, who wants to see the majestic Seaborgium Dragon square off against the dreaded #C37D22 Dragon?
Hackmaster already has a Periodic Elemental, so its not too ridiculous a stretch.PrinceofLowLight wrote:My dream is to someday create a Metallic dragon for all the metals on the periodic table and a Chromatic dragon for every color in the 32-bit color pallet.lazerus wrote:You now face, the GREAT PLUTONIUM DRAGON! He explodes, leveling everything in a 20 miles radius, game over.Majin Gojira wrote:Anyone have any information on Radioactive Dragons in D&D. I've heard rumors to such creatues and am curious as to where to find information on them.
I've never used them, but if i did, i would just make them mutant dragons or somthing.
Come on, who wants to see the majestic Seaborgium Dragon square off against the dreaded #C37D22 Dragon?
I must report that the Radiation Dragon was not found within the pages of my DragonStar books (Starfarer's Handbook, Guide to the Galaxy, Galaxtic races). However, Radiation Elementals were found in the Guide to the Galaxy has were Space and Star Dragons.Radiation dragon? They're from Dragonstar, I think. Couldn't tell you where to find a copy of the stuff to see the stats, though.
Hrm. Didn't the Star Dragon emit a line of radiation? That could be where I got confused.frigidmagi wrote:I must report that the Radiation Dragon was not found within the pages of my DragonStar books (Starfarer's Handbook, Guide to the Galaxy, Galaxtic races). However, Radiation Elementals were found in the Guide to the Galaxy has were Space and Star Dragons.Radiation dragon? They're from Dragonstar, I think. Couldn't tell you where to find a copy of the stuff to see the stats, though.
Isn't that what most DMs do?SirNitram wrote: In short, your DM is fucking with your head