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Number of 6 sided Dice:
Race | I.Q. | M.E. | M.A. | P.S. | P.P. | P.E. | P.B. | SPD | PER | LUCK |
Brown Dragon: Adult | 3d6+16 | 3d6+16 | 3d6+18 | 2d6+30 | 3d6+12 | 3d6+18 | 4d6+18 | Walking- 2d4x10 Flying- 2d6x10+60 | 3d6+18 | 3d6+12 | Hatchlings | 2d6+8 | 2d6+4 | 2d6+9 | 2d6+15 | 2d6+6 | 2d6+9 | 4d6+9 | Walking-1d4x10 Flying 1d6x10+30 | 1d6+12 | 3d6+4 |
Age Category | Body Length | Tail Length | A.R. | Breath Weapon | Natural Spells:Times per Day | Magic Resistance | Treasure Type | XP |
Hatchling | 7-19’ | 6-16’ | 14 | 2d6+2 | Nil | Nil | Nil | 2,000 |
Very Young | 20-31’ | 17-28’ | 14 | 4d6+4 | Nil | Nil | Nil | 4,000 |
Young | 32-43’ | 29-38’ | 15 | 6d6+6 | Nil | Nil | Nil | 6,000 |
Juvenile | 44-55’ | 39-50’ | 15 | 8d6+8 | 1 | Nil | Nil | 8,000 |
Young Adult | 56-67’ | 51-60’ | 16 | 10d6+10 | 2 | 20% | H | 10,000 | Adult | 68-80’ | 61-70’ | 16 | 12d6+12 | 3 | 25% | H | 11,000 |
Mature Adult | 81-93’ | 71-84’ | 17 | 14d6+14 | 4 | 30% | H | 12,000 |
Old | 94-106’ | 85-95’ | 17 | 16d6+16 | 5 | 35% | H | 16,000 |
Very Old | 107-120’ | 96-108’ | 18 | 18d6+18 | 6 | 40% | Hx2 | 18,000 |
Venerable | 121-134’ | 109-120’ | 18 | 20d6+20 | 7 | 45% | Hx2 | 19,000 |
Wyrm | 135-148’ | 121-133’ | 19 | 22d6+22 | 8 | 50% | Hx2 | 20,000 |
Great Wyrm | 149-162’ | 134-146’ | 19 | 24d6+24 | 9 | 55% | Hx3 | 21,000 |
Special note: Brown Dragons are born with an immunity to acid and heat and can polymorph self 3 times a day. Reverting to their normal form does not count as a change. |
Description: Brown dragons, also known as great desert dragons, are found in the deserts and wastelands. Brown dragons are ferocious beasts; while they are intelligent, they view human beings as food, and believe it peculiar to talk with one's meal.
Brown dragons have a coloration similar to that of desert sands, ranging from dim brown at hatchling stage to almost white at great wyrm stage. They have small, webbed claws that are well developed, and very large, long mouths. Their scales are leathery and not as hard as other dragons armour.
Brown dragons speak their own tongue and the language of blue dragons. They have a 5% chance per age category of being able to communicate with any intelligent creature.
Combat:Brown dragons prefer to dig deep trenches in the sand and wait for prey to appear so they may ambush them. They have a 90% chance of hearing a man sized creature's footsteps on the desert sands from as far down as 500 feet.
Brown dragons breach the desert sand with incredible silence, imposing a -5 penalty to opponents' surprise rolls. Older brown dragons use illusions or even invisibility spells to conceal themselves.
Breath weapon: A 5-foot wide Acid spray that extends in a straight line from the dragon's head up to 60 feet. All creatures caught in the spray can roll a saving throw vs. breath weapon for half damage.
Brown dragons use the spray against large numbers, but not against mounted foes, since they know that horses are good eating and don't put up as much struggle as humans. Brown dragons cast spells as 8th-level wizards.
Habitat/Society: Brown dragons are found in desert, often close to settled areas. They typically dwell in deep burrows nearly 1,000 feet beneath the sand, where they carve out vast chambers.
The brown dragon mates and raises a family for only a short period of time; all parents encountered are in the mature adult stage of development. Many brown dragons do not mate.
Man is the main enemy of brown dragons. Humans hunt them for their hides and treasure. Blue dragons also attack brown dragons.
Battles between brown and blue dragons are legendary for their ferocity. The people of the desert have a curious respect for the brown dragon, so tales often make the blue dragons more evil than the brown.
Ecology: Brown dragons are able to digest sand and other mineral materials to sustain themselves over long periods of time. However, meat is the preferred diet, with human and horseflesh a particular favorite.