I can imagine an adventure where the Ghost King Geb convokes a group of adventures to slay an Umbral Dragon that has attacked Geb, since his own army would be weak to it.
Given the lore that powerful necromancers often try to tame umbral dragons I can imagine that one of his death lords had made a disastrous attempt at taming the dragon, gotten devoured, and that the dragon is now loose in Geb and rapidly approaching a heavily populated area on its snacking spree
@@natanoj16 Awesome! Hope the chase is a lot of fun for you and the players! (and the fact that the dragon has just made a Blood Lord position up for grabs could make for extra fun background intrigue where some parties want to make sure THEY are the ones to slay the umbral dragon in hopes of receiving the title. so the dragon may not even be the only threat the adventurers needs to watch out for and they may not be able to trust every offer of assistance they receive ;))
Your original dragons vid spurred me onto doing my own research, and I was super bummed that you hadn't detailed menaces like Dream and Occult dragons. Can't say how happy I am that you made this pt. 2!
Glory glory! Mythkeeper has uploaded. Time to learn of more about the dragons dwelling in the great beyond. Have a glorious day everyone! Thanks for the vid.
As someone who transitioning from D&D 5e (though I still consume much of its content and mostly lore from some of the sages there) I am glad I finally found someone who's lore content I enjoy for pathfinder. The real fun begins when I finally get to fuse the two for my own multiverse. Already working on the inner and outer planes which has been a fun transition.
This video just flew by, and the two dragon videos are easily the best of your creature features to date. Occult dragons sound like they'd be great to trade really strange stories and lore with. Is it possible to get dragons drunk enough to loosen their tongues, and how hazardous is a drunk dragon? Having now seen both dragon videos, I think my favorites are the outer dragons from the end of the 1st video. It's odd that a technically material plane creature would seem the most exotic, but I felt that grouping really stood out for creativity.
These two videos were really fun to do and I'm psyched that people seem to be enjoying them. Also, dragons can totally get drunk, but because of their mass, its a challenge.
@@TheMythkeeper I don't clear dungeons for power or glory. I clear them to pay for several bathtub's worth of high proof dwarven alcohol so my Occult Dragon buddy will slur out the embarrassing habits of planar Lords during our yearly bender. Once she started listing all the ways the universe could conceivably end in the next decade and it was the most entertaining existential crisis I've ever had. I make sure to leave before she sobers up though, because a grumpy dragon makes for dangerous company and it turns out even the Akashic Record doesn't list a reliable hangover cure.
Fantastic video as always :) would you ever be interested in doing a video on magic and alchemy? I like the different schools of magic and how they work (especially with relation to rune magic) and alchemy is such a signature part of pathfinder to me but i don't actually know if there is an explanation on like how people liquify spells and such
I don't think the spells are 'liquified' per se, they are just magic potions that have similar effects to spells and from a game abstraction standpoint it makes sense to use a common set of abstractions. Ie: Potion of Invisibility isn't necessarily the exact same thing as a Spell of Invisibility in terms of the lore of the game world, but the mechanics are the same in terms of the rules. Honestly this is kind of why I've avoided this topic so far. Things like the schools of magic, and the intricacies of alchemy can overlap with mechanical discussions. As we'll see from Remaster, the schools of magic as they currently exist are probably going to change in the near future, so I'm going to sidestep stuff that requires me to discuss game rules. But never, say never, I may get to this topic in the future, we'll see!
A few people have noted this, but I think for the most part I will just need to do a video about the "lore updates" and let people convert the lore in whatever ways suit them. I think Paizo themselves will also not reproduce every single detail of the universe with the new lore either. Most old lore will stand so long as it doesn't conflict directly with the new lore.
I have to say, I just found your channel, your editing and narration is top notch. You should be doing this for one of those big nature channels and maybe narrating for ....NPR I guess, you would class that place up a bit I think.
May I suggest a couple of subjects for your "possible videos to do in the future" list? - An overview of the situation of Golarion from 4719 AR onward (i.e. when 2nd Edition was released) and the events that lead to such situation (like how Lastwall fell and turned into the Gravelands). - A series of biographies of prominent figures in Golarion, particualarly the iconic characters (Ezren, Kyra, Valeros, Amiri and so on). Thank you for your works, very well done and filled with informations.
I've had the 2nd Edition lore updates primer video request a few times now, so I probably will do that at some point. As for the prominent figures, right now I am basically doing Creature Features, Region Deepdives, Religion Guides as my primary videos and I have a lot to get through, and in the near future I will add Faction Guides to that list as well. I think as I wrap up my Region guides I will look at potentially doing significant character guides as well, but no plans in the near term for that.
I´ve been expecting this. I find the elemental and planar dragons to be a lot more interesting than the material plane ones. I know I´m on the minority here, but Im glad they´re getting rid of the original red, gold, silver, green, etc dragons. My only question is what they´re gonna do with the named dragons that already exist, such as Daralathxyl or Mengkare. I´d wager they´re probably getting converted into an infernal and heavenly dragon respectively.
I doubt Mengkare is going to be featured in many upcoming products - he's heavily involved in one of the 2e adventure paths to a level where I'm not sure if they want to confirm his fate.
@RainbowLizardOne yeah but they're retroactively changing things. So if they want to keep publishing the adventure path he features, they're gonna have to change it, because they're grtting rid of gold dragons
I don't think they will reprint old books with lore updates to make them fit with retconned lore, BUT I do think there is a possibility we get some kind of general lore conversion. Ie: Gold Dragons are now "Sacred Arcane Dragons" and Black Dragon are now "Profane Occult Dragons" etc...
I second this opinion! I really enjoy the extra-planar/alien dragons more. They feel much more powerful and mysterious to me. I’m very much looking forward to seeing what changes✨
@@TheMythkeeper When I wrote a novel centered around a dragon I still didn't have that many species and most weren't intelligent to human level or above. It was 254,000 words long, so I could never find a publisher for it.
@@johnsteiner3417 Self-publish! At least you'll have a copy to distribute to friends and family ;-) Making the RUclips channel has made me realize sometimes you have to just release something, even if its really imperfect.
Good editing is impossible to afford for any new writer unfortunately, which means essentially on that one you have no choice but to roll up your sleeves and do several edit passes yourself until your comfortable with it - and rely on the kindness of friends and family to read it and give you the kind of feedback you can't see yourself. Cover art is not as expensive as you think. If you shop around there are many artists that do commission based work that will be happy to help you there for a reasonable cost.
I really wish Pathfinder had a race similar to the Dragonborn from the Dungeons and Dragons Forgotten Realms setting. You could have an Astral Dragonborn or a Magma Dragonborn. Lots of awesome possibilities.
I think the only reason they don't is that the dragonborn are now very iconic D&D creatures and they want to differentiate the brand slightly. That being said, we know dragons can easily cross-pollinate with humanoids because they are magical creatures so half-dragons or dragonborns are a really easy ancestry to homebrew for your own setting, and it doesn't break the world any if you do.
Also, Pseudodragons love to have cute but awesome-sounding names and like to brag about their names to other Pseudodragons XD. Like Creampuff the Cookie Inhaler or Cheesecake The Great.
Unfortunately the map underneath belongs to Rob McCaleb, also Pathfinder Partner terms of use means I can't directly sell PF content without doing Pathfinder Infinite program, but good to know that it would be useful. You can always screen grab the video and rebuild it yourself. 😅
could you maybe share where you got the maps with dragons on it from? iam planning a campaign currently with alot of dragons in them to fight or ally with and would love to get my hands on this map
I made the map with the dragons on it. The map is one of the perks available to my MythWatchers club members, so I've actually provided a secure link to them for that. If you join and un-join right away just to grab the map I don't mind but you'll still have to pay the $4.99 for the first month. The Join button is in the links at the top of the channel.
The lack of Fog Dragons in 2e makes me wonder what happens to all the creatures in golation that are not ported over from 1e. Do they still technically exist in 2e golarion or are they retconed out and no longer exist in universe?
So I did actually share that full-res image to my MythWatcher's Club members. You're welcome to join, snag the image and drop out if you like. No obligation to stay a member if you join. Just a way for me to reward those folks that had been supporting the channel.
i wish you had cut down the dragon video to smaller, POTENTIALLY? more in depth looks, although tbh you went VERY deep lol. thanks a lot for these vids, i love dragons and due to mental stuff reading is.... rough. your doing a public service!!
@@TheMythkeeper i think the series format is both more consumable for people and gives more freedom to be a bit more comprehensive, but regardless your channel your rules. great videos as per usual, i busted out my copy of dragons unleashed and im now adding the physical locations of the dragons (with age, type and name) to my big 4 poster wall map of the inner sea as inspired by that VERY useful map you made with all the dragon heads. unfortunately my copy is using sticky notes for now... but im looking at colored acrylic or 3d printed ones after im done! did you know that a ancient dragon is literally no distance from all spots? 420 miles is 10 minutes at full speed (in 2nd edition, everything got a speed bump in 2nd) so the 6 and a bit required to go from the top of the inner sea to the bottom is an hour. i do NOT wanna be an hour away from a UMBRAL DRAGON AT ALL TIMES
The only dragons that seem connected at all to the Dark Tapestry are Void Dragons (in my last video). Seems like an obvious gap for some fun new dragon types though.
I’m disappointed, because I was really hoping this week’s video would be the Azata one. But I can’t really complain because More Dragons! I kind of want to criticize Pathfinder for having just so many dragons (after a certain point I have to wonder how many of each type there are), but they kind of get around that with extra-planar and extraterrestrial Dragons. Also, they’re all just so good that I can’t complain. I’m a little annoyed couatls aren’t Dragonkin given how similar they are to amphiteres, but whatever, bit of my beloved winged-snake-dragons are in Pathfinder. Thank you for another list of wonderful creatures to use in campaigns and homebrew!
@@TheMythkeeperThank you! And thank you for another great video! Also, is it just me, or is it weird that for all that Pathfinder copies from DnD, they didn't copy the Gem/Gemstone Dragons? Or at any rate, just combined them all into Crystal Dragons? At least now the name doesn't bug me (because ALL gems are crystals!).
@@JamesAdams-nd1td - I think this may be a rare case of parallel design rather than copying. Paizo developed the 'elemental dragons' around the same time gem dragons entered D&D, and I think associating earth with crystals was just an obvious association. Of course, I could be wrong. They share a lot of the same writers and designers after all.
@@TheMythkeeper Gem Dragons are actually pretty old; they just never got the love that the Chromatics and Metallics did. They've been around since at least 2nd Edition DnD and were also in the Basic DnD setting of Mystara. Though on Mystara they were called Gemstone Dragons and had different "colors" than the 2E ones, at least according to Mr. Welch's Welcome to Mystara channel. I'd guess the Paizo people thought they'd be redundant or confusing with Earth-aligned Primal Dragons, so they condensed. I guess it's kind of like how Pathfinder doesn't include the Dragonborn race. I joked earlier, but the designers of Pathfinder didn't just copy and paste everything from the Forgotten Realms into Golarion. They did make their own creative decisions. Usually for the better.
Dude, this is a down payment as I'm clearly going to keep watching. Not totally sold on the Member concept, though I have contributed to Patreons and Thanks like this, but I'll consider it. Keep up the great stuff!
Do you get a better cut on Members? Or is it the recurring element? I don't hate either. Thanks just makes a one-off easy when I can tip a buck or two. However you prefer the future support, I'm already binging.
Jabberwocky are formed by any Fey lord due to them being a member of the tane. Linnorms are the spawn of the linnorm lord who rules the ocean of the fey realm.
You're right. Maybe when I finally do Dragons P3 (with the new dragons from Remaster) I can reference these. I'm sure there are other odd ones that I've missed too. Thanks for the call out.
why do dragons always have to be bullies like they have nothing better to do with there long lifespans like read do something else that helps other living creatures not hurt them and make there lives a living hell dragons are like humans in many ways both can become greedy or evil
The man can’t stop pumping out quality lore videos! This is easily one of my favourite RUclips channels!
Thanks for the kind words!
I can imagine an adventure where the Ghost King Geb convokes a group of adventures to slay an Umbral Dragon that has attacked Geb, since his own army would be weak to it.
Given the lore that powerful necromancers often try to tame umbral dragons I can imagine that one of his death lords had made a disastrous attempt at taming the dragon, gotten devoured, and that the dragon is now loose in Geb and rapidly approaching a heavily populated area on its snacking spree
That sounds like a fantastic adventure idea.
Seconded! This is a great adventure seed.
@@SupahTrunks7i will be looting this for my Current Undead campaign (not in geb yet but their city will soon be taken over by Geb)
@@natanoj16 Awesome! Hope the chase is a lot of fun for you and the players! (and the fact that the dragon has just made a Blood Lord position up for grabs could make for extra fun background intrigue where some parties want to make sure THEY are the ones to slay the umbral dragon in hopes of receiving the title. so the dragon may not even be the only threat the adventurers needs to watch out for and they may not be able to trust every offer of assistance they receive ;))
Its a good day when there's a new video. My absolute favorite videos to watch while I work.
I can't believe I had so much to say about Dragons that it required two videos to do it.
Your videos help me sleep at night. Thank you!
Thanks so much for doing these videos. You really kindled my love for Golarion and I just can't get enough of your content!
My pleasure! Glad you like them!
I am getting my wife into Pathfinder and your videos are her (and my) favorite!!!
Thank you for this!
Awesome! Thank you so much for sharing the videos!
This is wild, and uploaded on my birthday AMAZING. Bless you 🙏
Happy birthday!
Your original dragons vid spurred me onto doing my own research, and I was super bummed that you hadn't detailed menaces like Dream and Occult dragons. Can't say how happy I am that you made this pt. 2!
It was just too much for one vid!
You´d expect Umbral dragons to be popular among Pharasman clerics, due to their convinent anti-undead apetites.
They're definitely a case of "the enemy of my enemy is my friend".
Glory glory! Mythkeeper has uploaded. Time to learn of more about the dragons dwelling in the great beyond. Have a glorious day everyone! Thanks for the vid.
Thanks, as always!
First like on a video of my favorite creature: Dragons.
Congrats on first like and comment!
@@TheMythkeeperThank you.
As someone who transitioning from D&D 5e (though I still consume much of its content and mostly lore from some of the sages there) I am glad I finally found someone who's lore content I enjoy for pathfinder. The real fun begins when I finally get to fuse the two for my own multiverse. Already working on the inner and outer planes which has been a fun transition.
Hey welcome to the channel! Glad you're liking what you've found here.
I'm particularly fond of havok dragons after Aivu from WOTR. Best character in the game.
This video just flew by, and the two dragon videos are easily the best of your creature features to date. Occult dragons sound like they'd be great to trade really strange stories and lore with. Is it possible to get dragons drunk enough to loosen their tongues, and how hazardous is a drunk dragon? Having now seen both dragon videos, I think my favorites are the outer dragons from the end of the 1st video. It's odd that a technically material plane creature would seem the most exotic, but I felt that grouping really stood out for creativity.
These two videos were really fun to do and I'm psyched that people seem to be enjoying them. Also, dragons can totally get drunk, but because of their mass, its a challenge.
@@TheMythkeeper I don't clear dungeons for power or glory. I clear them to pay for several bathtub's worth of high proof dwarven alcohol so my Occult Dragon buddy will slur out the embarrassing habits of planar Lords during our yearly bender. Once she started listing all the ways the universe could conceivably end in the next decade and it was the most entertaining existential crisis I've ever had. I make sure to leave before she sobers up though, because a grumpy dragon makes for dangerous company and it turns out even the Akashic Record doesn't list a reliable hangover cure.
@@ColinGrym This is the best comment I've seen yet.
Fantastic video as always :) would you ever be interested in doing a video on magic and alchemy? I like the different schools of magic and how they work (especially with relation to rune magic) and alchemy is such a signature part of pathfinder to me but i don't actually know if there is an explanation on like how people liquify spells and such
I don't think the spells are 'liquified' per se, they are just magic potions that have similar effects to spells and from a game abstraction standpoint it makes sense to use a common set of abstractions. Ie: Potion of Invisibility isn't necessarily the exact same thing as a Spell of Invisibility in terms of the lore of the game world, but the mechanics are the same in terms of the rules. Honestly this is kind of why I've avoided this topic so far. Things like the schools of magic, and the intricacies of alchemy can overlap with mechanical discussions. As we'll see from Remaster, the schools of magic as they currently exist are probably going to change in the near future, so I'm going to sidestep stuff that requires me to discuss game rules. But never, say never, I may get to this topic in the future, we'll see!
As I was watching this I suddenly realized you will have to redo so many of these amazing videos when 2e Remaster is complete.
A few people have noted this, but I think for the most part I will just need to do a video about the "lore updates" and let people convert the lore in whatever ways suit them. I think Paizo themselves will also not reproduce every single detail of the universe with the new lore either. Most old lore will stand so long as it doesn't conflict directly with the new lore.
I have to say, I just found your channel, your editing and narration is top notch. You should be doing this for one of those big nature channels and maybe narrating for ....NPR I guess, you would class that place up a bit I think.
Thanks so much, thats too kind!
These are the coolest dragons
Except the space dragons, they are pretty nice as well
Happy to learn more about my baby aivu
May I suggest a couple of subjects for your "possible videos to do in the future" list?
- An overview of the situation of Golarion from 4719 AR onward (i.e. when 2nd Edition was released) and the events that lead to such situation (like how Lastwall fell and turned into the Gravelands).
- A series of biographies of prominent figures in Golarion, particualarly the iconic characters (Ezren, Kyra, Valeros, Amiri and so on).
Thank you for your works, very well done and filled with informations.
I've had the 2nd Edition lore updates primer video request a few times now, so I probably will do that at some point. As for the prominent figures, right now I am basically doing Creature Features, Region Deepdives, Religion Guides as my primary videos and I have a lot to get through, and in the near future I will add Faction Guides to that list as well. I think as I wrap up my Region guides I will look at potentially doing significant character guides as well, but no plans in the near term for that.
I´ve been expecting this. I find the elemental and planar dragons to be a lot more interesting than the material plane ones. I know I´m on the minority here, but Im glad they´re getting rid of the original red, gold, silver, green, etc dragons.
My only question is what they´re gonna do with the named dragons that already exist, such as Daralathxyl or Mengkare. I´d wager they´re probably getting converted into an infernal and heavenly dragon respectively.
I doubt Mengkare is going to be featured in many upcoming products - he's heavily involved in one of the 2e adventure paths to a level where I'm not sure if they want to confirm his fate.
@RainbowLizardOne yeah but they're retroactively changing things. So if they want to keep publishing the adventure path he features, they're gonna have to change it, because they're grtting rid of gold dragons
I don't think they will reprint old books with lore updates to make them fit with retconned lore, BUT I do think there is a possibility we get some kind of general lore conversion. Ie: Gold Dragons are now "Sacred Arcane Dragons" and Black Dragon are now "Profane Occult Dragons" etc...
I second this opinion! I really enjoy the extra-planar/alien dragons more. They feel much more powerful and mysterious to me. I’m very much looking forward to seeing what changes✨
Have any plans for wyrewoods?
Yep! I have a video coming up on Constructs and Wyrwoods are discussed as a type of construct. Not far out now.
If I may suggest, perhaps at some point in the future you could do a creature feature on the dinosaurs of Galerin.
Thanks for the request!
@@TheMythkeeper no problem
That's honestly way more dragons that I'd want to keep track of in a story or a game campaign.
If you featured all these dragons in a single campaign - now that would be impressive!
@@TheMythkeeper When I wrote a novel centered around a dragon I still didn't have that many species and most weren't intelligent to human level or above. It was 254,000 words long, so I could never find a publisher for it.
@@johnsteiner3417 Self-publish! At least you'll have a copy to distribute to friends and family ;-)
Making the RUclips channel has made me realize sometimes you have to just release something, even if its really imperfect.
@@TheMythkeeper Two services I need but can't afford; good editing and really good cover artist.
Good editing is impossible to afford for any new writer unfortunately, which means essentially on that one you have no choice but to roll up your sleeves and do several edit passes yourself until your comfortable with it - and rely on the kindness of friends and family to read it and give you the kind of feedback you can't see yourself. Cover art is not as expensive as you think. If you shop around there are many artists that do commission based work that will be happy to help you there for a reasonable cost.
Yay 🎉more dragons!
I really wish Pathfinder had a race similar to the Dragonborn from the Dungeons and Dragons Forgotten Realms setting. You could have an Astral Dragonborn or a Magma Dragonborn. Lots of awesome possibilities.
I think the only reason they don't is that the dragonborn are now very iconic D&D creatures and they want to differentiate the brand slightly. That being said, we know dragons can easily cross-pollinate with humanoids because they are magical creatures so half-dragons or dragonborns are a really easy ancestry to homebrew for your own setting, and it doesn't break the world any if you do.
DRAGON HYPE!
😂
Also, Pseudodragons love to have cute but awesome-sounding names and like to brag about their names to other Pseudodragons XD. Like Creampuff the Cookie Inhaler or Cheesecake The Great.
Now I wish I had included this!
I wonder if you'd sell the dragon map in this video? Id certainty but it
Unfortunately the map underneath belongs to Rob McCaleb, also Pathfinder Partner terms of use means I can't directly sell PF content without doing Pathfinder Infinite program, but good to know that it would be useful. You can always screen grab the video and rebuild it yourself. 😅
could you maybe share where you got the maps with dragons on it from? iam planning a campaign currently with alot of dragons in them to fight or ally with and would love to get my hands on this map
I made the map with the dragons on it. The map is one of the perks available to my MythWatchers club members, so I've actually provided a secure link to them for that. If you join and un-join right away just to grab the map I don't mind but you'll still have to pay the $4.99 for the first month. The Join button is in the links at the top of the channel.
Would you cover Remaster Dragon?
Absolutely! As soon as the new rules are out I will do so
The lack of Fog Dragons in 2e makes me wonder what happens to all the creatures in golation that are not ported over from 1e. Do they still technically exist in 2e golarion or are they retconed out and no longer exist in universe?
I assume anything in 1E still exists unless explicitly retconned out of the setting.
I would love to see a stand alone version of the map with all the named dragons on it.
So I did actually share that full-res image to my MythWatcher's Club members. You're welcome to join, snag the image and drop out if you like. No obligation to stay a member if you join. Just a way for me to reward those folks that had been supporting the channel.
i wish you had cut down the dragon video to smaller, POTENTIALLY? more in depth looks, although tbh you went VERY deep lol. thanks a lot for these vids, i love dragons and due to mental stuff reading is.... rough. your doing a public service!!
More in-depth! I'll see what I can do in future ;-)
@@TheMythkeeper i think the series format is both more consumable for people and gives more freedom to be a bit more comprehensive, but regardless your channel your rules. great videos as per usual, i busted out my copy of dragons unleashed and im now adding the physical locations of the dragons (with age, type and name) to my big 4 poster wall map of the inner sea as inspired by that VERY useful map you made with all the dragon heads. unfortunately my copy is using sticky notes for now... but im looking at colored acrylic or 3d printed ones after im done! did you know that a ancient dragon is literally no distance from all spots? 420 miles is 10 minutes at full speed (in 2nd edition, everything got a speed bump in 2nd) so the 6 and a bit required to go from the top of the inner sea to the bottom is an hour. i do NOT wanna be an hour away from a UMBRAL DRAGON AT ALL TIMES
Are there dragons from the Dark Tapestry?
The only dragons that seem connected at all to the Dark Tapestry are Void Dragons (in my last video). Seems like an obvious gap for some fun new dragon types though.
My players are gonna come across Ixamè on Sunday. I wonder whether she'll pass peacefully or not.
Now you have us curious, so be sure and let us know how it pans out ;-)
she passed peacefully@@TheMythkeeper
@@louisst-amand9207 Awww! I legitimately appreciated the update here.
Aivuuuuuuu!!!!!
I’m disappointed, because I was really hoping this week’s video would be the Azata one. But I can’t really complain because More Dragons!
I kind of want to criticize Pathfinder for having just so many dragons (after a certain point I have to wonder how many of each type there are), but they kind of get around that with extra-planar and extraterrestrial Dragons. Also, they’re all just so good that I can’t complain.
I’m a little annoyed couatls aren’t Dragonkin given how similar they are to amphiteres, but whatever, bit of my beloved winged-snake-dragons are in Pathfinder.
Thank you for another list of wonderful creatures to use in campaigns and homebrew!
I think you'll be seeing Azatas out in about two weeks or so? Its very soon in any case.
@@TheMythkeeperThank you! And thank you for another great video!
Also, is it just me, or is it weird that for all that Pathfinder copies from DnD, they didn't copy the Gem/Gemstone Dragons? Or at any rate, just combined them all into Crystal Dragons? At least now the name doesn't bug me (because ALL gems are crystals!).
@@JamesAdams-nd1td - I think this may be a rare case of parallel design rather than copying. Paizo developed the 'elemental dragons' around the same time gem dragons entered D&D, and I think associating earth with crystals was just an obvious association. Of course, I could be wrong. They share a lot of the same writers and designers after all.
@@TheMythkeeper Gem Dragons are actually pretty old; they just never got the love that the Chromatics and Metallics did. They've been around since at least 2nd Edition DnD and were also in the Basic DnD setting of Mystara. Though on Mystara they were called Gemstone Dragons and had different "colors" than the 2E ones, at least according to Mr. Welch's Welcome to Mystara channel. I'd guess the Paizo people thought they'd be redundant or confusing with Earth-aligned Primal Dragons, so they condensed.
I guess it's kind of like how Pathfinder doesn't include the Dragonborn race. I joked earlier, but the designers of Pathfinder didn't just copy and paste everything from the Forgotten Realms into Golarion. They did make their own creative decisions. Usually for the better.
@@JamesAdams-nd1td Thanks for the education! For some reason I thought they were a 3E era thing.
Infernal dragons are the best!
Dude, this is a down payment as I'm clearly going to keep watching. Not totally sold on the Member concept, though I have contributed to Patreons and Thanks like this, but I'll consider it. Keep up the great stuff!
Do you get a better cut on Members? Or is it the recurring element? I don't hate either. Thanks just makes a one-off easy when I can tip a buck or two.
However you prefer the future support, I'm already binging.
You are a gentleman and a scholar! Thank you so much for your support.
How many dragons are there in Pathfinder and DnD? There’s so many.
A lot, but I do think I've pretty much covered them all... until Remaster that is.
Are crystal dragons and gem dragons the same thing?
Yes I believe so.
Yeeeeesssss! Moooore draaaagooooonnsssss!!!!
Wait, I thought Jaberwockys were the dragons from the First World. Im confused.
Jabberwocky are formed by any Fey lord due to them being a member of the tane. Linnorms are the spawn of the linnorm lord who rules the ocean of the fey realm.
Willie the Nerf Herder has you covered here ;-)
You forgot the azi dragons. Other than that good video.
You're right. Maybe when I finally do Dragons P3 (with the new dragons from Remaster) I can reference these. I'm sure there are other odd ones that I've missed too. Thanks for the call out.
way too many dragons to have functioning societies exist on Golarion.
why do dragons always have to be bullies like they have nothing better to do with there long lifespans like read do something else that helps other living creatures not hurt them and make there lives a living hell dragons are like humans in many ways both can become greedy or evil