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So they killed a dragon turtle which gave them a swim speed and advantage on stealth checks to avoid being seen if the armor was wet (Lasts for an hour). Then each of them got a special rider based on dragon type. Light armor would be advantage on saves vs breath weapon, medium armor would be no stealth penalty and acts as adamantine, and heavy armor gave the resistance. And based on how heavy it was it got a different ability. (I am wary of any extra AC bonuses in 5e). Firstly, I did not add any extra AC bonuses, You either made Studded Leather, Scale, or Splint equivalent armor. They could craft light, medium or heavy and each had its own rider based on that. Mine was a simple skill based on which part they wanted to harvest., but the skill challenge style sounds better.ДЄs for what they make, I based mine off of the Dragon Scale Mail. I too had players harvest a dragon, mine was more simple, but I actually like the mini game idea. It means a great deal more than saying they can make 3 items and pay XXX gold. If the party wants something cool, make them adventure for it. tempered by the dragon breath of the same type of dragonДЄll of these things are plots for an adventure.

the blessing of a mother sending her only son off to war

two tears of a dryad caught on the leaf of a nightshade.

D&d 5e dragons full#

diamonds that are powdered under a full moon using the skull and femur of a storm giant Dragon scale requires the dragon scales, but also things like A potion of cold resistance could be white dragon blood and one or two herbs. And the more powerful the item, the more diverse the ingredients need to be. They have to have a recipe for the magic item (maybe this is what they buy with all that gold). Any type of cold related item could need one or more of these for the ingredients.Д«ut, I don't make it that easy for my players. Whether ground up, or used to seep things in. Well, blood, eyes, internal organs, bone can all be used as part of ingredients. If at the PCs accumulate three failed skill checks total then the corpse is ruined and no more material is available from this dragon. The DC for each check depends on the rarity of the item to craft. Each skill check takes one hour and can be performed simultaneously if different characters are involved. In order to 'harvest' material the PCs must succeed on three skill checks (one each of Arcana, Medicine and Survival) for each magic item they want to craft. And I'm sure the PCs will have some of their own ideas. Other stuff? I'd love to hear your suggestions. Wings: cloak of protection cloak of cold resistance other?Д¬laws and teeth: pointy bits for arrows (up to 20 counts as one item), bolts (20 counts as one item), javelins or spears (can craft 2, but each counts as 1 item), daggers (up to 2 each counts as 1 item), a wand (!?!?), staff of frost (!?!?) Hide: magical armor - leather, studded leather, hide or scale. Having appropriate material is a prerequisite for using downtime to craft magic items. The dragon's corpse will provide enough material for up to three magic items. With that in mind I've decided that they can use parts of the dragon's corpse to make magic items. I want to make this more interesting and potentially more rewarding.

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The PCs in our home game recently killed an adult white dragon and have indicated they are planning to skin the dragon to take trophies.