Post by georgemendes on May 3, 2019 20:40:12 GMT
So, I'm attempting to write my very first campaign. I haven't been playing for very long, so I'm still a little unclear about how some things work. However, my brothers, whom I am writing this for, are both too young to DM, which is why I am for our little group. If this sounds like a bad idea, let me know. Very basically, the plot will be that the Yuan-Ti kingdom has begun to aggressively start kidnapping people for a sinister ritual they have planned. Here's where I am having a little trouble. The adventure is, at this point, starting with a rumor, which leads their characters to a cave, that happens to be home to a green dragon. The dragon asks them to take care of the Yuan-Ti and steal a key magical component OmegleAppvalley192168ll.onl/ of the ritual, because he made a deal with a dragon in that area that the two wouldn't interfere with each other. However, the dragon is pretending to be a metallic dragon of some kind, so they don't know that he's actually a green. My question is, would an illusion spell give the dragon the disguise he needs? The Monster Manual doesn't say that monochromatic dragons can shapeshift, so I pretty much ruled out him shapechanging into one for the duration of their encounter. I wanted to know whether or not a high enough illusion spell would last long enough for the dragon to either convince them to do as he asked, or if I should come up with a different start/ change some of the stats for it. Let me know if this actually a worthwhile idea, or if I should come up with a better start. Thank you for your input!
