Dragon's blood damage

[stormsweeper]

The trait description says it does damage using the dragon's Forte exponent in place of power. It is unclear if that means it also takes the shade of the Forte. So is it B10, G10, or B12 (B10 + 2 for Grey)?

[luke]

I decline to answer this question on the grounds that it will facilitate a TPK!

[stormsweeper]

I know not of what you speak.

[quixoteles]

That's a good answer Luke. The most important and telling answer you ever gave about the nature of the BW. No snitching.

[Thor]

That's a good answer Luke. The most important and telling answer you ever gave about the nature of the BW. No snitching.

Luke's just afraid that his elf's horse (Gordon Lightfoot) will bite it during the TPK.

[stormsweeper]

Luke's just afraid that his elf's horse (Gordon Lightfoot) will bite it during the TPK.

Horses know better than to face down a dragon.

[stormsweeper]

So looking up the material strength of a sheet of iron, I'm thinking the blood is supposed to be the same shade as the Forte, otherwise the "weapons destroyed" part of the trait wouldn't really happen. Nasty G10 damage for St. George!

[luke]

::sigh::

Well, it is supposed to melt swords and stuff.

[zabieru]

Horses know better than to face down a dragon.

Yeah, normally. But Luke loves elven horses so much that he braids pretty ribbons into Gordon Lightfoot's mane every night.

[Drozdal]

Yeah, normally. But Luke loves elven horses so much that he braids pretty ribbons into Gordon Lightfoot's mane every night.
There's a difference between mane and tail my friend...

[stormsweeper]

Yeah, normally. But Luke loves elven horses so much that he braids pretty ribbons into Gordon Lightfoot's mane every night.

Mr. Lightfoot is an ordinary gelding*, but otherwise you have a point.


* Actually, I think he has the "cribber" trait