- Pseudodragon
In-universe
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name=Pseudodragon
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OGL_stats_URL=http://www.systemreferencedocuments.org/35/sovelior_sage/monstersOtoR.html#pseudodragonA pseudodragon is a small dragon-like creature in the "
Dungeons & Dragons "roleplaying game . Pseudodragons are not true dragons and are stereotypically wizard's familiars.Ecology
Environment
Pseudodragons inhabit temperate forests in the wild, but they can be found as familiars in nearly any environment.
Typical physical characteristics
Pseudodragons typically have bodies about one foot long, with a two foot tail and weigh seven pounds. They can communicate telepathically and can also vocalize animal noises. While pseudodragons can bite, their main weapon is a stinging, poisonous tail. They are found in temperate forests and have chameleon like abilities, though their color is usually a brownish red.
Alignment
Pseudodragons are always neutral good.
ociety
Pseudodragons are described as playful and curious with the personality of a common house cat. [ [http://nwn.bioware.com/shadows/profile_pseudodragon.html Neverwinter Nights: Pseudodragon ] ] They are highly valued as familiars.
Pseudodragons can vocalize animal noises, as well as communicate with creatures that speak Common or Sylvan via telepathy.
Pseudodragons in Greyhawk
Pseudodragons, though rare, are most often seen in the "
World of Greyhawk " campaign setting as familiars, though some are known to exist in the wild. The best known pseudodragon in the setting is Edwina, familiar ofJallarzi Sallivarian .Footnotes
References
*Richards, Jonathan M. "The Ecology of the Pseudodragon: The Sting." "Dragon" #269 (TSR, 2000).
*William, Skip; Tweet, Jonathan; and Cook, Monte. Monster Manual 3.5 (Wizards of the Coast, Inc; July 2003).
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