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Not quite what happened in the story ("Hiram and Richard"), but close. Gold dragons are among the nicest of their breed, usually quite unwilling to hurt nice people...but push them hard enough and they are still dragons. They may not choose to find room for you in their stomach, but they can still take out their irritation on you in some other manner.
Of course if it were a red dragon, or most other dragons besides a Bronze, Silver or Gold, the knight would be with his horse right now. 83
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Posted by ublover1 13 years ago Report
God such a sexy dragon!!!!! who would wanna hurt him id rather please him amd join the horsey giggle:)
Posted by miranda_dragon 13 years ago Report
Really dig that dragon design.
And such a lovely gut :)
Posted by Olive 13 years ago Report
And part of the punishment is that there isn't a town in sight~ Knight's armour isn't exactly light, even chainmail.
Posted by DarkTau 13 years ago Report
My Half-Dragon D&D character's father was a Gold Dragon.
Posted by Strega 13 years ago Report
Did he assume human form or did Mom drink a Potion of Elasticity the night he was conceived? 83
Posted by DarkTau 13 years ago Report
He took human form, seduced her mom, were together for the first 10 years of her life, then he disappeared.
Posted by Strega 13 years ago Report
I've always wonder how that works. Does the human form dragon still spooge dragon goo? Considering that in every other way they appear human i've always though that unlikely. On the other hand, the expression on the dad's face when the kid is born and everyone realizes what is going on woukd be worth it. 83
Posted by DarkTau 13 years ago Report
Considering that my character was obviously draconic in appearance, I'd say yes they do. My understanding was that Transformation Magicks don't change the DNA of the creature unless it's a one-way TF, like a curse.
Posted by Bright 13 years ago Report
Hehe, don't get mad, get even.
Posted by orca13 13 years ago Report
Very nice!
Posted by Imrhys 13 years ago Report
I love your D&D background <333 And he better be damned glad golds (amongst the others you mentioned too) do not like to kill sentient beings, IF they can help it.
Btw, that is one awfully small gold. He could take it *cackles*
Posted by Strega 13 years ago Report
Golds start out at size Medium at Wyrmling and don't go to Huge until young adult. The premise of this pic and the accompanying is the dragon is about 40-50 years old, right at the breakpoint between Large and Huge and still young enough to eat a knight's horse if sufficiently annoyed. 83
Posted by Imrhys 13 years ago Report
Okay, and here I thought my obsessing over the details of my dragons size at such and such age or color was hehehe. Nice info and i'm glad someone besides from me cares ^^
Posted by Strega 13 years ago Report
The important thing was the size of the dragon, since I wanted the meal to be laborious and the bulge huge. The age category of the dragon was reverse engineered from this necessary size. Sadly gold dragons aren't as Eastern/snakey looking as they were in earlier editions, so it's not quite as serpentine as the story implies. 83
Posted by Imrhys 13 years ago Report
I'm from 1st and 2nd edition, so I prefer those Chinese style dragons. They come across as wise a whole lot better than western style ones can >_>
Posted by ilbv 13 years ago Report
very cute