Let's get a dragon thread going.
>>43815497
/thread
Fuckin asshole sky lizards
There. I let the thread go.
>>43816638
Fuck em
>>43816638
>And all that time I kept wondering...
>What the fuck is a yellow dragon?
Who else prefers dragons with animal levels of intelligence?
They're already bigger and stronger than me, why do they have to be smarter too?
>>43816655
Dammit forgot pic
>>43816679
http://bogleech.com/dragons.html
You might like this little article.
>>43816741
I know I personally do. Definitely one of that guy's better articles.
I incorporated pitiful malformed 'bush drakes' as lesser pests in my setting because of it. True dragons are as rare as divine encounters, and the primordial dragons that were present at the start of the universe are 'horrible mutant chaos animals' ramped up to eleven in the opposite direction. Mostly because I've always loved eldritch horrors being called angels and dragons because its the only name that fits.
>>43816655
>>43816793
>>43816741
Good read.
Dragons are forever Abberations in my mind. No more of this "noble beast" bullshit. They're in the same category as Gibbering Mouthers.
>>43816679
The dragons in Dragon Age were about as smart as dolphins. I appreciated that.
>>43816810
same
>>43815451
How do I make boss fights with Dragons good?
>>43817379
Focus a lot on the dragon's personality. What kind of lair does it have? The location of the fight should be very dynamic and interesting.
A black dragon that dives underwater and raises poisonous undead. White dragon with a lair coated in icy floors and stomps the ground to make stalactites crash down. Blue dragon with all kinds of arcane gizmos they activate mid fight, and a troupe of summoned water elementals that they can use to arc lightning across the battlefield.
>>43817526
Should the location of the fights require rolls or just be dealt with in-character?
>>43816845
Each dragon should be a one of a kind creature, a horrid mishmash of other creatures.
Is there a table we can roll on to create composition monsters like that?
>>43816638
Thought that was a massive trumpet in the dragon's mouth to start with
I like the idea that the dragon greets the mighty hero who's come to slay him with a TOOT TOOT before casually roasting him alive
I need help with an image search. I'm trying to find a few translated images from the guy who made T-Rex Na Kanojo. the images featured a dragon and a guy but that's all i remember. Anybody know what I'm talking about?
>>43817526
>Focus a lot on the dragon's personality.
>>43817379
Don't let the PCs win.
Best Dragon here
>tfw no dragon gf
>>43819200
Dunno, maybe you're better off without. They're kinda needy.
>>43819373
What makes you say that?
>>43815451
Hey that's a sweet gif.
>>43819605
How would that even work?
>>43819605
Fucken saved!
I love this picture, and best reason is because that stripper is male.
Lizards with two bumps between their hind legs have balls. One bump is a womb. That is two bumps.
>>43821593
Don't be silly, he's clearly resting all weight on his body and just stretching his wings to show off. His face says he's got this.
>>43815451
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FIDeOOL52Q
Best thing about dragons I've ever seen. Saw it on tv when I was in high school, still haven't seen anything come close to as good.
>>43819115
Definitely.
>>43816683
>That armor
Kirk?
>filename
>>43821869
I've been staring at the dragon's crotch for 5 minutes now, still can't see the bumps you're talking about.
Am I blind?
To me, the dragon has an underbelly pattern, and the 'bumps' are too obscured by the light to be clearly seen.
>>43818435
could it be the dragon next door?
http://mangafox.me/manga/the_dragon_next_door/
>>43824035
Dammit anon, now I can't see that as a yawn anymore.
>>43824409
>I've been staring at the dragon's crotch for 5 minutes now
/tg/
>>43817668
Depends on how passive or active you want a particular obstacle to be. Like, you could have icy floors be something they just deal with if you have a group with people who enjoy roleplaying difficulties, but it could also be some kind of acrobatics/balance check to not fall prone when they move more than a few feet at once.
Minor dump of shadowrun dragons 1/???
>>43824409
Shhhh, just let them enjoy seeing what they want to see
>>43819200
> tfw no dragon bf
Minor dump of shadowrun dragons 2/???
>>43824740
Minor dump of shadowrun dragons 3/???
>>43824751
Minor dump of shadowrun dragons 4/8
>>43815451
I kinda like the idea of dragon being a title for just some boss monster or high level npc.
Dumping alternate dragons
>>43824769
Minor dump of shadowrun dragons 5/8
>>43824785
Minor dump of shadowrun dragons 6/8
>>43824801
Minor dump of shadowrun dragons 7/8
>>43824819
Minor dump of shadowrun dragons 8/8
>>43816679
I like Temeraire level. Smart enough to be chatty with humans and generally do their own thing but but no above a level that prevents them from being downright domesticated by humans or develop their own cultures besides from absorbing what they come in contact with as an egg.
At least I think that's the gist Temeraire intelligence level, I only read the first book and most of the one where Temeraire got laid.
>>43824688
I've never understood that style of art.
>"Hey, you know how Pokemon are somewhat pleasing to look at?"
>Yeah.
>"Imma fuck their shit up."
>Nice. Make sure to call it "realistic."
>"Haha nice. Everyone knows nothing that's real has any shred of beauty to it."
>>43824035
>80
Anon 80 is for a human sized one, it would be a lot lower on a dragon, hell, you might not even have to roll for it
>>43824842
Dragons have above human mathematical aptitude in Temeraire. Mostly it just seems they're restrained from forming their own culture by a bizarre passivity. They have their own language in at least some parts of the world, so it's not like they're pure beasts unless domesticated either.
>>43824740
Thought that was a cooking show until I saw the filename. If that were the case, I can imagine that once a month a group of guys in trench coats bust into the set to try and kill the dragon, then get roasted.
It turns out that the guy who keeps hiring these thugs is one of the dragon's producers, and knowledge of the possibility of a gunfight on TV is the greatest reason why people tune into it initially, then stay to find out how to make beef wellington the old-fashioned way.
>>43824885
Mathematical and speech aptitude. Recall that Temeraire isn't even 10 years old in the books, yet learns more, and faster, than pretty much any human. And it doesn't seem to be restricted to Celestials, either.
>>43824859
It's an appreciation for the bizarre and rule of cool, and keeping in theme with what the real life parallels that some Pokemon were based on have.
>>43824859
Better?
>>43824914
I thought it was noted early on that the Temeraire was particularly intelligent. Like way above any of the dragons in the first book. But that was before they knew he was a Celestial
>>43825000
Part of it could've also been Laurence not knowing how dragons are usually raised, and inadvertently vastly increasing Temeraire's curiosity and drive for knowledge. A dragon's interests seem quite different depending on how they're raised - there's the obvious example of the mentally broken dragon raised by that abusive guy.
>>43824721
Isn't this that maybe-a-boy-or-a-girl dragon from Iraq or something?
>>43825194
Yeah. Aden is boss. I like to imagine they're intersex.
>>43825249
They're not as cool as Ryumyo or Lung however.
>>43824834
Oh shit, I forgot Celedyr
>>43825327
Yeah, Lung is neat. And Ryumyo is boss mostly for being the first dragon to come out of hibernation and for having a hideously powerful spirit that he keeps around for utterly pathetic reasons. Stuff like that shows character.
>>43825669
>>43824859
I actually like whale-dragonite but for the most part I agree with what you're saying. It's called "realistic" but really it's just their best efforts at making it look grody and creepy, often tossing out the actual design of the pokemon.
>>43825694
>>43819512
>Greedy
>possessive
>vain
>envious
Just saying.
Not to mention mechanical trouble.
>>43825973
Oh, fuck. I meant this one to be illustrative of 'mechanical trouble'. Assuming I get it right this time.
>>43824842
Wait what, Temeraire gets laid? I only read like the first three books but I thought that acid dragon blew him off.
>>43826164
Yep. He has some fun while at China. And I think he and Iskierka either have (but without making an egg) or are going to despite their seeming rivalry.
>>43826164
They wind up in China for a bit. He meets an Imperial (IIRC) named Mei there
>>43825694
Oh boy, Sin(dragon)
>>43825973
>>Greedy
>>possessive
>>vain
>>envious
Sounds perfect to me
>>43826164
It's mentioned very briefly in the second book. Temeraire had been interacting with a female Celestial here and there throughout the book, and when Laurence mentions something about all the complexity of human courting Temeraire mentions how all he did was go into a room and... then he acts all embarrassed about it
>>43826215
They do. It produces an egg somehow, which makes Mei feel inadequate, and the egg is left in China to compensate for the recent loss of an imperial (again, IIRC)
>>43826273
Er, recent loss of a celestial. Sorry.
>>43826000
Fucking adorable.
>>43826215
>>43826227
>>43826271
>>43826273
>>43826309
Welp, looks like I need to pick it up again. I really liked the characters and universe but I just stopped reading for some reason.
Aside from the fight scenes, my favorite part was when they meet the feral mountain dragons and they start telling a soap opera story.
>>43826273
Well since Celestials are Jade Emperor Tier she shouldn't feel all that bad that she's #1 in his harem. I mean, come on, what female dragon could resist? It would be unfair to keep him to herself.
That acid spitter was just a bitch
>>43826368
I like that Tharkay fucking speaks DRAGON. Just to solidify his status as badass.
>>43826244
This. I just want to sleep next to her while she covers me with her wings. Also that sounds tsundere as fuck
>>43824688
That is a really stupid fucking picture.
any hybrid dragons?
>>43826338
You say that, but second degree burns are no joke.
>>43826523
Eh, a good ole ring of fire resistance should take care of that.
>>43826472
>>43824409
>>43824514
I took the time to explain it with a shitty edit. Enjoy firey red text and little to no readability.
>>43824726
Please let me lie to myself. It's comforting desu
>>43816741
>Doesn't even try to discuss why the change took place
Dude, it's not that hard. The Nibelunglied became popular, Wagner and Tolkien went to town on it and other sources, and we ended up with the talking dragon as a staple.
Once dragons could talk, they needed to be more intelligent than us to inspire the same kind of awe. You didn't want Bob, the dragon from down the street. You needed something that was greater than us in the same way that a ravening beast was stronger than us. Because the idea was still supposed to be monstrous, and not sympathetic.
Then D&D came along, and someone decided that dragons should exist at all points of the alignment spectrum. Once that happened, things started snowballing, and you ended up with magical flying Jesus.
I'm not actually that averse to dragons being smarter, bigger, and stronger than mortals...so long as a reason is given. For instance, in one setting I've seen, dragons weren't actually native to the world. They were from the realm of dreams, given form by the fears and desires of mortals. The implication given was that their shapes and capabilities were affected by how people imagined dragons, so as society advanced, they became less bestial and more intelligent.
>>43818317
That's called a chimera.
>>43826698
>the rare and dangerous pancake-dragon is an ambush predator
>disguising itself as a harmless stack of pancakes, it often sits on the tables of unsuspecting prey
>when the prey reaches towards the dragon, intending to eat the pancakes or to bus the plate, it strikes
>a full-grown human can be devoured in under two seconds
>science has found no explanation for this speed, and wizards so far have only put forward hypotheses
>until safe, reliable testing can be performed, they are assumed related to the Hammerspace Dragon
>protecting yourself from this species is relatively simple
>should you encounter pancakes, use a very long utensil to attempt to remove the top half of the stack
>successful removal indicates a lack of dragon
>>43826698
>>43826855
the fuck is that?
>>43826813
>You will never find yourself coated in sweet, but sticky syrup and surrounded by the soft, spongy flesh of a pancake dragon
>>43826906
According to the filename, a spider dragon. Alsothat person's pet.
>>43826972
Oh fuck, here we go again.
>>43826974
Round them out, post more interesting dragons, talk about more interesting dragon related things
>>43826581
>ring of fire resistance: dr 5 v fire
>damage from being on fire: 1d6
>in some systems, it will grow
I'm not sure I agree.
>>43826855
>>43827001
I would dump my folder, but that's too much effort. So just have a mass link instead.
http://1drv.ms/1NUIasN
There is some... varied content in there. Most of it should be useful, though.
>More interesting dragon related things
I've got a question for you lot about dragons. A friend is making a setting, and we're gonna be playing a session sometime soon. It's vaguely steampunk-y, but he's added dragons. Lots of different types of dragons. The bit I'm querying is that one type of dragon (the "size of a table") has been domesticated to be a pet in the East Europe-analogue.
The dragons breath fire and can fly, plus being moderately large. What implications would this cause for an owner, and are they viable pets at all?
>>43827166
>that picture
It's vore, isn't it? Round belly, something hanging from its teeth...Source?
Also, Captcha, an aloe plant is NOT a cactus.
>>43826855
>>43827210
I'll be honest and say that a lot of my shit is from vore artists, but I just hoard images and every now and then purge my folder from blatantly explicit things. And because I automatically rename things to AVOID this sort of thing where people ask 'where did you find that', I don't actually remember.
I'll go out of the way to say that it probably came fromFurAffinity, though.
If I find it any time soon I'll let you know, though. But don't expect anything.Seriously, there's a lot of really good art on FA, devoid of every trace of furfagottry. There's just also a fucking tonne of shit that, even if you turn SFW mode on, you can't escape. You just learn to accept it until you become a furfag yourself.
>>43826972
>>43826813
>you look at the plate on your table
>two sausages, an egg, and a stack of pancakes
>well, not a stack of pancakes
>this is the third time this week
>sure, she always lets you out after a while
>but you'd rather not have to plan around "8:00 AM: get eaten by pancakes"
>and you can't just ignore her
>she's holding your real breakfast hostage
>but maybe, if you get in her blind spot, she won't see you
>and you can free your plate from the tyranny of the breakfast lizard
>behind her, you carefully reach out a hand
>this is a delicate and fast operation
>you grab her by the tail, which she had wrapped around herself as another "pancake's" edge and swiftly lift up
>there's surprisingly little resistance
>she's laid her frills flat, giving her a more draconic look
>also, she's leaned forward to stand on all fours, avoiding your lift altogether
>the sweet-smelling dragon sits back down on your hand
>it feels like you plunged your hand into an enormous pancake
"Really, Jacqueline? Two in a row?"
>"If it keeps working, sure. Oh, you should do this way more often..."
>she's in heat, isn't she
"You're in heat, aren't you?"
>the dragon shakes her head, and you feel a pulse of soft muscle crawl over your hand and start to pull on your forearm
>"Nah, otherwise you'd be getting, ah, breakfast in bed. This is ju~ust for fun."
>you roll your eyes
"Well, I hope you're slower this way, because I want the breakfast I made. I'll deal with missing the sausage you ate."
>"You'll get your breakfast. Put your hands in together and you'll taste syrup in no time!"
>at least you now know which hole you're stuck in
>you lift your hand from the table
>she might be able to eat you, but she's still very small
>and thus, rather light
>you let your arm and her hang to your side and pull your breakfast towards you
>you casually eat your meal as Jacqueline slowly works her way up your arm
>...you're going in regardless, eventually
>but you decide not to cooperate before breakfast
>>43826710
>DragonBallHypothesis.jpg
Saved for this alone.
>>43826762
>imagined dragons
so were they radioactive too?
>>43826906
It's the Spider Baby, Ted.
>>43827940
No, just really inactive.
>>43827753
More?
Also
>Not eating his breakfast and making him go and get it, whether he likes it or not
>>43824439
Thats not it, but thanks anyway
>>43827753
That's an... interesting mental image you've given me. Will you continue, or did you just want to show off the most casual of vore ideas ever?
>>43828126
Well, she did eat his sausage. Or at least, there's one less sausage than before.
I was all about intelligent dragons when I was a child, and I still adore reptiles of all kinds, but the Internet has really soiled dragons for me. Dragon characters made by furries somehow completely lack the traits that make popular Tolkien style dragons appealing to begin with. Dragons in modern media are as stock and uninteresting as superficial stereotype characters like pirates and ninjas. The best ideas for dragons in this thread are the ones that ignore the archetype entirely and make them gross, ugly, fascinating chimeras like in the old days. What hope is there for Smaug's ilk now?
I genuinely like intelligent dragons, so long as they're not just cats or dogs or other animals in dragon skin and seem to have a type of intelligence that's particular to their species; ie, not just human in dragon body either. Bizarrely alien thought processes in dragons is good, as is mundane hyperintelligence but with a dracocentric perspective/worldview.
>>43818435
translations are by this guy: http://catwithbenefits.tumblr.com/tagged/sanzo
sanzo's pixiv: http://www.pixiv.net/member.php?id=1110826
>>43819115
That's not Angelus
>>43830181
What an amazing wacky premise
>>43830235
I guess I should say this wasn't sarcasm. I kind of hate the bitch for how whiny she is given her extreme luck though.
>>43830332
I think that's intended
>>43830394
Besides that, my next thought is that I'd like to meet the surgeon who did the operation.
>>43830448
Its probably a wizard.
>>43830233
my man
>>43830521
A Mikhail is fine too
>>43827210
>It's vore, isn't it? Round belly, something hanging from its teeth...
Could just be object swallowing?
>YFW you come home to find your dragon buddy got tired of you not paying enough attention to her and she ate all you're electronics
>YFW you either have to get her to spit them back upor go in there and get them yourself
>>43830521
>>43830233
Should I actually play these?
I hear nothing but bad things about everything other than the fact that it has dragons in it and is insane
>>43830833
That's the major selling point, anon.
All the characters are essentially psychotic wastes of space, almost utterly without redeeming features, and yet the game makes you care about them anyway.
Drakengard 3 is definitely the best in that regard, but 1 does a decent job of it. 2 is an odd case in that the antagonist (The protagonist from the first game) is one of the only good characters, but he's so fantastic that he almost totally redeems the game by himself.
Worth playing, if only so you can experience it yourself. It's not everyone's cup of tea, and the gameplay is average at best.
>>43816810
that fucking pudgy stupid smile is cracking me up
>>43826710
I thought those where the lips of his slit.
>>43825790
a monster lays with your husband.jpg
>>43830833
i only played the first, the gameplay is kind of repetitive and mediocre but the hook is definitely in "look at all these terrible fucking people, what kind of wacky hijinks will they get into next?"
and you think you'll just play a little bit but then before you know it you're completing all of the endings even though you said you wouldn't and this game is stupid but you just CAN'T leave it on the stupid ending where everyone gets eaten by demon babies falling from the sky
that's a real ending
sorry for the spoilers, but that's the type of game this is.
i'm here for za waifus, post then
>>43830943
and the knight's "the shit i have to put up with" expression
>You will never get kidnapped by a Dragoness who makes you part of her hoard because she thinks you are cute.
>>43830181
>>43830394
Wheres the followup where some random hot guy with a dragon fetish compliments her and everything is suddenly a-ok again.
>>43832379
>That Canotaurus based one
Bad ass.
>>43832327
>>43832379
The shit fuck is that bottom one?
>>43832379
therizinosaurus?
>>43826472
Don't know if this counts, it's supposed to be an alternate design for an Owlbear
>>43819115
Correct
>>43826452
I think it's only redeeming feature is that it addresses how ridiculous and cartoony Dragonite looks regularly, by turning it into a whale. That would explain why it's so tubby.
That said, it is a really stupid fucking picture.
>>43827320
I feel your pain
>>43826698
F O O D
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>>43833106
>>43826698
Daily reminder that dragons can mate with everything.
>>43827320
>tfw i'm agay furry porn artist
>love world building
>fill my gallery with characters and designs
>nobody give a shit except for my porn
FA is pain
>>43832396
>Dude, it's not even in that deep.
>Don't touch it!
>I have to touch it to pull it out, man!
>I'm gonna die!
>Fuck you, Steve. You're being a huge pussy.
>>43816741
>bogleech
Holy shit, this guy sounds like a smug /tg/ anon. Also his art is shit.
>>43834064
he's a massive SJW, but's at least somewhat creative.
>>43833395
>>43828016
Father Ted references on /tg/ weird me out
I didn't think anyone outside Ireland knew about it
>>43833408
It's furry art. I'm quite convinced the genre is driven by perverse sexual lust; if you were to actually catalogue the amount of furry art out there, that which was SFW would be in the minority.
>>43836585
Aye, true that.
Furry artist here as well, though I prefer to write.
FA is insufferable, they always pester you for porn of their fursonas and shit, even after you tell them you don't do commissions.
Hilariously enough, e621 will have people genuinely interested in the quality of artwork.
>>43836585
FA is just DA for furries. There's no standard of quality and even less of a code of conduct.
You're better off on tumblr or e6 as >>43836830
said if you're ANY kind of artist, honestly.
>>43836585
Certainly, but there's apparently a good share of SFW work going around. My boyfriend is pretty popular as a landscape artist over there, but I guess it's because he's pretty good and he sticks out like a thumb in there.
>>43836830
>tfw you get a notewith no subject
I dunno about e621, the only comments I've seen were about how I don't draw enough porn and a lot of people complaining about other menial stuff.
>>43833408
well you drew them in, you cant expect to make porn and not expect people to come only for that
>>43826472
that is terrifying. toads are terrifying creatures if you are the right size for them to hunt and a dragon toad would be way scarier than any other dragon type
breath weapon? fuck that, bitch has a super long grabby tongue that flys faster than the eye can see and snatches you into the maw of DOOM
>>43832396
that is a disturbing amount of eroticism
>>43832879
>How to romance a dragon
funny
>>43833408
>>I post furry porn on a furry porn site
>>I also post my world building and game designs
>>Nobody give a shit about the non porn stuff on the porn site
this is triple facepalm worthy anon.
Have you considered posting your worldbuilding and game designs on, say, any site actually dedicated to them instead of the furry porn site?
Has it occured to you that people on the furry porn site just don't give a shit about your TG stuff and are only on the porn site for the porn?
>>43824409
>I've been staring at the dragon's crotch for 5 minutes now, still can't see the bumps you're talking about.
>Am I blind?
and I thought /k/ was a magical place...
>>43836961
Like dA? Tumblr? Twitter?
I keep a secondary alias just for these things too, but for some reason movement is rather scarce in those sites nowadays and I haven't found people interested in worldbuilding, just people that retweet the comics I draw when I'm frustrated over school.
I guess that I don't know how to get exposure in internet, but at least in FA I met a handful of people interested in worldbuilding. They aren't that proficient nor original but hey, at least they try.
>>43837014
/tg/ is all about magical realms
/k/ deals with the magic of explosives and high speed projectiles
>>43837027
He meant a actual traditional gaming forum.
>>43837027
>Like dA? Tumblr? Twitter?
no, none of those sites are dedicated for roleplaying worldbuilding.
Invisible castle, minmaxboards, /tg/, any official TTRPG forum (eg, white wolf, gurps, dnd, etc)... basically any site that specifically deals with TTRPGs would be good
>>43837041
>>43837048
Actually, I haven't tried any of those since I've been focused in art galleries mostly. I'll give them a shot, thanks for pointing it out.
>>43837063
you are welcome.
>>43837048
Ah, here's the right question.
The problem is that, being dirty furfags, it is difficult to find people that will take your artwork or writings seriously.
I stick to shitty furry sites because I know someone won't throw a hissy-fit when he sees a furry somewhere in your art or writings.
However, that is not to say I completely cut myself off. I post my not-furry stuff on Instagram, RP forums, Runnerhub, and Tumblr.
I also draw for my DM and help him create a setting from time to time.
It's impressive what can be thought up by two idiots bouncing ideas off each other.
>>43837183
from your prior description I Thought your RPG stuff is non furry.
If it is furry, try order oft he stick, they love furries there and are pretty serious about role playing
just be 100% sure to make it SFW because they do not tolerate any NSFW
>>43837183
This guy knows how I feel.
I can't discuss design ideas because most of my designs are anthros, even if I'm doing an effort to do an interesting world building.
My questions and discussions are only taken more seriously in anonymous communities like /tg/, but I'd like to have a place where I can remember people and chat with them while discussing our own worlds.
I'm seriously considering doing a skype group chat but I'm too shy for that.
>>43837271
>I can't discuss design ideas because most of my designs are anthros,
is being furry integral to the design? I cannot imagine that it would ever come up, you can discuss how your race of "elves" does this and that without anyone ever knowing your "elves" are actually furries
>>43826855
My god. It'll kill YOU with fire.
>>43832379
>>43832859
Here's some more
>>43832908
see
>>43832933
>>43837365
I wanted to make the fact that they were animals, fundamental in the designs. Each animal family keep a direct relationship with an aspect of humanity and it's tailored to their everyday life and society.
It's true that I can use whatever race I wish to build a discussion, but it's kinda complicated talking about helmets and armor designs if I don't mention that they have a snout.
>>43837393
>>43837393
Most of those just look awkward
>>43819605
Took me a while to figure out tbqhwyf
>>43837522
hence the image's name: 'unlikely flyers'
>>43826813
>tfw Sir David will never narrate a documentary about Dragons
>>43816741
He completely misses the fact that medieval dragons were painted as being small because they didn't want to represent a sinful being as mighty.
>>43816741
>They're complete and utter Mary Sues.
>>43838842
How he managed to miss large dragons predating medieval depictions is anyone's guess.
Nidhogg wasn't exactly a Manlet, and Fafnir, despite his origins, was quite explicitly huge.
>>43837393
>hot air balloon whale
Fucking sick.
>>43830833
As much as 'dragon simulator' can be considered a genre, Drakan pretty much sets the standard. It's like Tomb Raider, except you get to ride a dragon
>>43838990
Oh Rynn. If I knew what a 'waifu' was back then, she would've been it.
On topic of dragon simulators, Divinity: Dragon commander had potential methinks. Shame the strategy part was so lackluster.
>>43839187
It was a neat game
Sadly, the combat/strategy stuff was the only real "dragon" thing about it, and the game is way better if you just ignore all that and talk to the characters and shit
>>43824854
>>43832327
>>43832327
>>43840365
You forgot this.
>>43824819
Wait.
Has this dragon gotten drunk and passed out on the street?
>>43840572
I wonder how much it would take to make such a big dragon drunk.
>>43840572
Yes. That's Perianwyr's whole dig pretty much. He's a scene dragon who's prone to excess alcohol consumption (which has to be volitional, because dragons are normally immune to the effects IIRC). He gets super drunk in human form and sobs about his recently dead boyfriend and how hard his life is, then passes out and, because he's unconscious, resumes dragon form.
>>43816845
I should do this in my setting as well. I already had the idea that dragons date back to the ancient past, when the world was different, and nowdays are only rarely seen because the laws of nature aren't really conductive to their existence and they must use a lot of magic to sustain their existence (and thus spend most of their time in hibernation). Might as well make them full-on aberrations.
>>43836856
>>43836851
Y'alls make me sad for the days of CGhub.
I mean, it wasn't really meant for worldbuilding but the community was good and nobody gave a fuck about your ego bullshit, just your art.
And obligatory "kill yourselves"
>>43832327
>>43841341
>>43841341
>>43841377
It always becomes vore.Best part of /tg/.
>>43815451
I've always liked the Guild Wars approach to dragons - creatures of the apocalypse that are closer to malevolent forces of nature than beasts.
>>43841487
>>43841500
>>43841520
>>43815451
>>43841536
>>43841549
>>43816679
Could you not have both? Different kinds of dragons could have different levels of intelligence.
Also, who else prefers dragons with differences based on species rather than color?
>>43841576
I read a book series that had dragons that were both. All dragons in the series start off life as unintelligent animals, the older they get the more intelligent they got, as well as their scales changing color. When they hit gold, they gain sapience, and all the other D&D dragon powers, including shape shifting, which is why no one has seen a gold dragon in millennia, because the dragons assume human form so they don't get hunted and killed because everyone thinks they're mindless monsters.
>>43841628
What's the name of the series?
Is it any good?
>>43839326
It's pretty much the only game in which I feel absolutely no shame about putting the difficulty mode on the lowest setting.
>>43841649
Riftwar I think, it's been a while.
>>43841341
Moar pls?
>>43816638
Why is that paladin attacking a Gold Dragon? Doesn't he know smite doesn't work against good aligned creatures?
>>43843413
thats a yellow dragon
>>43843361
>>43843361http://www.furaffinity.net/gallery/acidic-commissions/is the sauce for >>43843633, since undoubtably you'd ask for that. I haven't found >>43841341 yet, even though I vaguely recognise the art style...FA has a rather thriving vore 'sector', if you can get over the fact that it's all furries/scalies/whateverthehelltheartistcallsthem.
Now, next time you ask for stuff, make sure you do your own search first.
>>43843413
Look at his armor, that's clearly a black knight/antipaladin
>>43830181
Thx m8, appreciate it.
>>43843463
Nice reference bro, sick.
>>43841562
awesome
that's pretty metal
I'mma dump my dragon desktop folder if no one objects.
>>43850514
Continue
>>43850741
Aight, just having dinner.
1/2
>>43851019
2/2
>>43837402
>second from the top
>Deviljho with wings
NO NO NO NO NO
I also count sea serpents.
Also just to note the Temeraire series is the shit.
>>43851123
>>43851149
>>43851154
Because they're less than a month away
>>43851162
Comfy dragon
>>43851167
British(?) dragon
>>43851174
>>43851180
>>43851167
