Appearance:
A white-scaled dragon. Legendary, but almost never seen, for she is too shy.
Background:
History unknown. For the last few hundred years regularly performing for ‘the poor little people’. She became a legend in its own right, known by most children.
Roleplaying Notes:
If you are a dragon and like people, that is a serious problem. The best solution may be to help from afar, letting them have at least some joy in their short lives.
Snowflake knows only one thing worth sharing: the joys of winter. So, whenever she wakes up, and there is not enough snow, she simply makes it.
Effect: in random intervals (let’s say 3d20 years), a random city or village will be visited by the mythical Snowflake. Be it summer or winter, a snowstorm comes and covers everything in knee-deep wonderful white. ;)
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2002-11-05 12:56 AM
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I am curious on how snowflake handles the disagreement of the farmer whose crops she freezes, merchants whose goods are snow bound, and other unwanted side effects of winter. Pay them for thier troubles out of her horde? Eat the grumblers? This would be an interesting and unusual puzzle for the players to clear up.
2003-12-03 07:22 AM
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Manfred, this should be a really great enterpraise for beginning characters after hardly survived battle with goblins, to come to the city to have some rest and meet the Snowfall - maybe they start to believe that their game is only meant to let the Game Master have some fun / but not as US means that /...
You should than switch play mode slightly to LARP, maybe ???
2005-11-09 06:05 PM
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2006-02-07 07:17 AM
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Glad you're keeping the oldies Manfred.
2006-02-07 09:44 AM
And: you have to keep even the oldies, especially if they are useable.
2009-01-28 09:10 PM
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2009-01-29 03:42 PM