A dm could easily refluff them to be half dragons if they want to.ĭrow and Dark Elves are literally just different words for the same race in 5e. There's nothing in their fluff in the settings they exist in that suggests that they are half dragons. It also talks about how they once had different colors like true dragons, but generations of inbreeding has caused them to have a fairly uniform appearance, and makes it hard to tell what breath weapon and energy resistance they have. The PHB suggests that they are Kin to the dragons with draconic blood lines that determine their energy resistance/breath weapon. In Forgotten Realms they're a dragon hating species (because they were enslaved by dragons), their origins are unknown, but some theories have their creation as similar to kobolds (as servants to dragonkind, either created deliberately, or springing up from the blood of a draconic god). They're still completely and fully dragons, just in a different weaker form. Draconians are dragon eggs corrupted by magic to birth small humanoid dragons to act as soldiers and servants. In Dragonlance dragonborn in 5e are draconians.
I still don't get why this guy can't just be a Dragonborn.Dragonborn aren't half dragons that's why. Paralyzing Breath-15' cone, DC 13 Con, paralyzed for 1 minute. Weakening Breath-15' cone, DC 13 Str, disadvantage on Str based attack rolls, Str checks, and Str saving throws for 1 minute Slowing breath-15' cone, DC 11 Con, can't use reactions, speed is halved, and it can't make more than one attack a turn, can only use eith an action or a bonus action not both for 1 minute Repulsion breath-30'cone, DC 12 Str, knocks enemies back 30' Sleep breath -15' cone, DC 11 Con, fall unconsious for 1 minute Just out of curiosity I looked at a red half dragon, that's 7d6 damage.so it really all depends on when you give the PC access to this template/if you house rule the damage.Īfter looking at the metallic dragons the damage is less intense but all the metallic dragons have two breath weapon options: a straight damage and then some sort of cc. The breath weapon is treated as a Wyrmling of the given dragon, which means Recharge 5-6 (every turn you roll a d6 and on a 5 or 6 it is recharged and can be used again). I would just make sure to keep an eye on the breath weapon.
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