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#1 maladaar Feb 08, 2004 4:25:34	Prior to the release of the DLCS, the Nexus had stats for the Traag and Sesk draconians (as well as the "normal" draconians), but the 3.5e versions of the "normal" draconians aren't quite the same. So I was wondering if there are any plans to release the 3.5e stats for the Traag and Sesk draconians.
#2 The_White_Sorcerer Feb 08, 2004 4:29:42	What exactly ARE these traag and sesk draconians? Never heard of 'em.
#3 baron_the_curse Feb 08, 2004 4:53:27	They where proto-type draconians, failures. Some can be found in Taladas.
#4 zombiegleemax Feb 08, 2004 21:42:39	I'd like to see stats of that one Draconian from Riverwind: The Plainsman. You know, the one made out of quicksilver or something(It's been a long time sonce I read it).
#5 maladaar Apr 30, 2004 1:05:18	Any update on the possibility of seeing a 3.5 version of the: Traag Sesk or that quicksilver one that was mentioned???
#6 Nived Apr 30, 2004 1:26:07	For awhile it was said they'd be in the beastiary, at least the Traags, but looks like they cut them.
#7 maladaar Apr 30, 2004 3:50:28	*throws a tantrum* *starts ranting* *jumps up and down, hopping mad* :hoppingma *head explodes from high blood pressure* :headexplo:headexplo:headexplo
#8 cam_banks Apr 30, 2004 6:14:09	Originally posted by Nived For awhile it was said they'd be in the beastiary, at least the Traags, but looks like they cut them. Nope, the traag are in the Bestiary. Trust me. Cheers, Cam
#9 The_White_Sorcerer Apr 30, 2004 7:03:46	Originally posted by Cam Banks Nope, the traag are in the Bestiary. Trust me. Either they aren't mentioned in the table of contents or you've hidden them pretty bloody well.
#10 brimstone Apr 30, 2004 8:58:58	Speaking of new draconians...something has been bothering me for a while. The black draconian is called a "venom draconian" and the kapak has poisonous saliva. My question is...how does acid equate to poison?
#11 shnik Apr 30, 2004 10:06:58	Originally posted by The White Sorcerer Either they aren't mentioned in the table of contents or you've hidden them pretty bloody well. Look at Chapter 4: There is a Proto-creature, probably a template. Traag have always been known as Proto-Draconians, so they'll probably be there. Maybe even the example creature!
#12 cam_banks Apr 30, 2004 13:21:29	Originally posted by Shnik Look at Chapter 4: There is a Proto-creature, probably a template. Traag have always been known as Proto-Draconians, so they'll probably be there. Maybe even the example creature! Shnik gets a brownie point! Cheers, Cam
#13 cam_banks Apr 30, 2004 13:23:07	Originally posted by Brimstone Speaking of new draconians...something has been bothering me for a while. The black draconian is called a "venom draconian" and the kapak has poisonous saliva. My question is...how does acid equate to poison? When it's based on a chlorine compound, which is incidentally why a green dragon's poison gas attack is considered an acid damage type in 3rd edition D&D. You've got to love that toxic hydrochloric dragon nastiness. Cheers, Cam
#14 Nived Apr 30, 2004 15:22:04	In a lot of fantasy literature (and a lot of anime) often acid is shown as being related to poision. I think this is because of the nature of the poison of certain creatures, like the Brown Recluse spider of North America. Certain poisions start to digest tissue before the poisioner consumes it, for instance the area around a recluse spider bite will actually rot away. Its extremely nasty to see. I can only assume this 'digestion' is acidic in nature, even if its not the breakdown of organic tissue like that is close enough to be seen as acid like.