Dragon Adjustments

Publisher: PaizoThese 10 creature adjustments can be applied to any of the 8 true dragons from Monster Core. That means 80 unique dragons are yours to command! With FoundryVTT support! These adjustments include…
Angry Dragon: While few dragons are known for being particularly calm or placid, some dragons have had such ire stoked that lash out at the slightest provocation.
Broker Dragon: Not all dragons accumulate wealth and power through force. Broker dragons adopt a more cunning role by ensnaring mortals in conniving deals.
Despot Dragon: A despot dragon lays claim to a nearby settlement, organization, or noble family. They might rule from within the claimed area, or from a distant cave or fortress.
Dormant Dragon: When a dragon feels that they have accomplished all they desire, or needs to recover from a mortal wound, or simply decides they need a break from the mortal world, they might decide to take up an extended rest in a cavern, in the depths of a dungeon, or tucked away in a demiplane. But a dragon’s slumber doesn’t mean that mortals have forgotten the woes that they wrought or the curses they have invoked, and such a dormant dragon might find they need to defend themselves against vengeful adventurers, all while defending their wish for slumber through force of will.
Embedded Dragon: Some shapechanging dragons might sneak in and out of mortal culture, but an embedded dragon spends most of their time among mortals in disguise. They might seek to rule, or remain near a loved one, or plot their revenge against heroes who have wronged them.
Greedy Dragon: Some dragons never feel satisfied with their hoard, and attempt to accrue even the most basic of treasures in the name of greed.
Legendary Dragon: This dragon’s reputation precedes them, and they know it.
Slithering Dragon: While most dragons are evocative of massive lizards, an offshoot of draconic evolution has eschewed limbs and wings in favor of a snake-like body. These slithering dragons are more mobile and learn to use their entire bodies as weapons.
Verbose Dragon: Whether from a desire to boast, compose, or simply distract their enemies, verbose dragons can make locutions for hours on end.
Wild Dragon: Long ago, a lineage of dragons forsook plotting and stealing to return to nature and exert their fundamental superiority. Their descendants have lost much of the grandeur that defines most dragons, but they have evolved greater ferocity.Price: $5.00