Monster: Sand Dragon

Monster: Sand Dragon

Yeah, this (and the brown dragon before) is totally unrelated to the desert game I'm running right now. My players, move along, there's nothing to see here.

Monsters: Dragon Magazine Demons

Monsters: Dragon Magazine Demons

Dragon Magazine (its third edition issues, to be more precise) have five new demons that do not appear anywhere else. Let's convert them to GURPS. Almost done with the demons.

Martial Arts: Kara-Tur Styles

Martial Arts: Kara-Tur Styles

Dragon Magazine #315 details four martial arts styles for Kara-Tur monks. They do not really seem very setting-specific, so I'm sure you could easily use them in any setting. Let's convert them to GURPS.

Poisons: Dragon Magazine Poisons I

Poisons: Dragon Magazine Poisons I

Apparently, I missed some poisons that I needed to convert. These are contact poisons introduced in Dragon Magazine Compendium Volume 1.

Monster: Brown Dragon

Monster: Brown Dragon

Brown dragons are desert-dwelling wingless dragons from the Forgotten Realms setting. However, they could work very well in any other setting. They do not seem very special, but I still have a soft spot for them.

Powers: Language of the Mind

Powers: Language of the Mind

Phew, I've been busy lately between work and organizing a new game. So, here's a low effort post to show you that I'm still alive.

Powers: Draconic Psi

Powers: Draconic Psi

Dragon Magic for D&D 3.5 has the diamond dragon prestige class. Diamond dragons are psionicists that have learned to tap into what they refer to as the “draconic psionic collective.” They have a variety of gem dragon-themed psionic abilities that I will translate as a new psionic power - Draconic Psi.