Well here I think a little bit of attention needs to be given to the concept of "Player Character".
A human who, while based in Sigil, travels the planes and battles powerful monsters is, by definition, a truly exceptional member of her race. Whereas ALL dragons are exceptional. So when making comparisons, don't compare a dragon to Fred the Cobbler down the street; compare him to the likes of Driz'zt and Raistlin and Duke Darkwood.
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*edmaster44
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Not touching that one with a 20 foot pole. i would have to write a thesis about the dam commeny on why you're wrong and why i disagree with you on that comment.Nimiane,Jun 27 2016 wrote:Nope! Not touching that one with a ten foot poll, beyond stating the fact I disagree with your statement.Godolia il Magus,Jun 27 2016 wrote:You can start a new topic on the subject, in the off topic zone, if you like. :DNimiane,Jun 27 2016 wrote:Don't even get me started on this comment. :rolleyes:Godolia il Magus,Jun 27 2016 wrote: Reason is human perversion exist, otherwise we wouldn't have brothels and nightclubs.
Carry on!

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*Godolia il Magus
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If only! :lol: "Fred the Cobbler" is usually many spans farther in maturity than a lot of the Drizzt-es I've seen in my career with this game (NwN2). :DCeremorph,Jun 27 2016 wrote:A human who, while based in Sigil, travels the planes and battles powerful monsters is, by definition, a truly exceptional member of her race. Whereas ALL dragons are exceptional. So when making comparisons, don't compare a dragon to Fred the Cobbler down the street; compare him to the likes of Driz'zt and Raistlin and Duke Darkwood.


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*Vault 101
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We could just not give shape shift to them until they reach maturity.

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*Lucadia
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Lets not go that route. Somebody wants play a small dragon they should not be limited. Removing options just makes it worse. Just because they get humanoid form dont mean the dragon is of "consenting age" or w/e you want call it. Should be up to the players for common sense.
I got it right in my description my dragon is a wyrmling .
I got it right in my description my dragon is a wyrmling .

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*Godolia il Magus
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Enforce the rule which obligates them to write, under their inspect and description sheets, that their humanoid form is one of a teenage (around 16 years old) boy or girl. Simple as said as to be done. :DAlersia,Jun 27 2016 wrote: Oh, I found an issue. Juvenile and young dragons can shapeshift into adult humanoids.
*thinks*

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*Alersia
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People ignore what I whrote into the race description, so ...I doubt that would work.
But for now I dont restrict alternate form unless the builder & staff team decides to. I more or less agree to "let players decide" in this case. Any serious roleplayer should have researched the age of his/her dragon... and the powerbuilders...well they dont play it long enough.
But for now I dont restrict alternate form unless the builder & staff team decides to. I more or less agree to "let players decide" in this case. Any serious roleplayer should have researched the age of his/her dragon... and the powerbuilders...well they dont play it long enough.

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*Strawberry Jam
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I used to live next door to someone that was a dragon yiffy. True story. Also one class last year during a project I noticed one of the team members was checking dragon yiffy e-mails.
The more you know....
The more you know....

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*edmaster44
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I hope every one is mature enough to know what is right and what is "dudewtf?"
