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Return of the Dray

Post/Author/DateTime Post
#1
zombiegleemax
May 05, 2004 23:15:35 I personally hope Dray are still around in the new DS. I actually enjoyed playing under Lord Draegoths Rule! :invasion:
#2
dawnstealer
May 05, 2004 23:30:04 Dray
#3
xlorepdarkhelm_dup
May 06, 2004 1:33:34
Originally posted by Moont
I personally hope Dray are still around in the new DS. I actually enjoyed playing under Lord Draegoths Rule!

It's Dregoth ( :P ), and yes, they exist. The Paizo articles decided to write them out of history, however. But the PDFs from Athas.org still have them (Terrors of Athas). As has been mentioned time and again, both the Paizo and Athas.org versions are "official", in that Wizards of the Coast sanctioned them. But they are rather radically different - one tries to stay close to the original feel of the game setting, while the other decides to paint the "standard" D&D races & classes with a Dark Sun-like set of colors, and pretty much breaks almost everything that makes Dark Sun unique, and does a superb job of thrashing the setting.
#4
jaanos
May 06, 2004 5:27:58 Dray rock. I like them because they remind me of Draconians - magical origins and all.

Am i the only one noticing a trend here? (i presume not )

Since the magazine article... lots of new faces here, which is good!

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 zombiegleemax May 05, 2004 23:15:35	I personally hope Dray are still around in the new DS. I actually enjoyed playing under Lord Draegoths Rule! :invasion:
#2 dawnstealer May 05, 2004 23:30:04	Dray
#3 xlorepdarkhelm_dup May 06, 2004 1:33:34	Originally posted by Moont I personally hope Dray are still around in the new DS. I actually enjoyed playing under Lord Draegoths Rule! It's Dregoth ( :P ), and yes, they exist. The Paizo articles decided to write them out of history, however. But the PDFs from Athas.org still have them (Terrors of Athas). As has been mentioned time and again, both the Paizo and Athas.org versions are "official", in that Wizards of the Coast sanctioned them. But they are rather radically different - one tries to stay close to the original feel of the game setting, while the other decides to paint the "standard" D&D races & classes with a Dark Sun-like set of colors, and pretty much breaks almost everything that makes Dark Sun unique, and does a superb job of thrashing the setting.
#4 jaanos May 06, 2004 5:27:58	Dray rock. I like them because they remind me of Draconians - magical origins and all. Am i the only one noticing a trend here? (i presume not ) Since the magazine article... lots of new faces here, which is good!