Thoughts? Suggestions? I love these kids adding all sorts of new races to the game world!įine on the stuff I snipped, my thoughts on the rest. The one other element is that the dragons are something of a trickster, so I could add that to the racial disadvantage list.Will probably recommend that she be a wizard or other casting class. They have innate spells and gain more as they age, but I'll model this as gaining points and adding spells.The breath weapon 'recharges' after a few seconds (1-in-3 chance per second).

They have opportunities to snap out of it. If the target fails a saving throw, it wanders around, basically stunned for a minute. They have a euphoria breath weapon that I don't know how to model.Improved Magic Resistance fits the D&D version.This seems like a feature in any campaign that doesn't feature them as a big thing. They can communicate telepathically with their species.I might drop this or change it to camouflage or something like that. This seems powerful and expensive, though I'm not sure what the exact point cost would be in GURPS. The D&D version has 'superior invisibility' which basically means it can vanish while concentrating.Enhanced Dodge 1 like the pixie will help survivability.Dependency (Mana) makes sense if they are fae and helps offset costs.I'm leaning more toward the idea that they are actually some sort of fae. It's a diminutive relative of actual dragons. Sense of Duty (Nature) could make sense, though the D&D version isn't really a 'faerie' at all.Sharp claws and teeth also make sense and are cheap enough to fit.Increased DX might make sense, though it costs a lot for a creature who will likely depend on magic.

Since the dragon is a bit larger than a pixie, ST might scale up a bit to ST -3 or -4.

Faerie dragons are described as 'cat-sized' which seems to be SM-4 instead of the pixie's SM-6.

So, first of all, has anyone designed this already?Īssuming not, here are some rough thoughts: My thought was to use the pixie from DF3 as a start and adjust from there. She got the idea from D&D where the latest iteration of the creature is described in the 5e Monster Manual. A friend of my daughter (who plays a mermaid, discussed here not long ago), wants to create a faerie dragon character.

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