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Okay, people, here the deal: I'm combining the look of the dragons from the Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 edition game with the look of their Pathfinder counterparts, now with a few of 's personal touches (if it's okay with her). The reason for the invert is to make the designs easier to see until further notice. I just wanna see how they turn out, 'cause I intend to feature 'em in my mega-crossover, The Adventures of Erik Pelekai.

Any advice for improvin' certain characteristics (even removin' 'em altogether) is welcome.

And here we go.

Brass dragon- As y'all can see, I combined the D&D brass dragon with 's version, plus the the arm spines and head pikes of the Pathfinder version. Basically the easiest dragon in this lineup, as far as I can tell. Also, I found the transparent membranes on metallic dragons deal to be a great idea (credit for this one to ), so I applied this to my take on the metallic dragons. If that's okay with her.

Black dragon- Started the concept design with this nasty feller. The cheek horns and tail barb of the D&D black were iconic features to me. The fins on Pathfinder black's front legs and tail base made sense since it lives in a swamp and all. Tail fin at the end of the tail was :iconchaoinvert:'s idea. Made room at the tip for the barb. Ya think the merge of the tail fins is a bit much?

Blue & Bronze [link]
Green & Copper [link]
White & Silver [link]
Red & Gold [link]

Description
Okay, people, here the deal: I'm combining the look of the dragons from the Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 edition game with the look of their Pathfinder counterparts, now with a few of 's personal touches (if it's okay with her). The reason for the invert is to make the designs easier to see until further notice. I just wanna see how they turn out, 'cause I intend to feature 'em in my mega-crossover, The Adventures of Erik Pelekai.

Any advice for improvin' certain characteristics (even removin' 'em altogether) is welcome.

And here we go.

Brass dragon- As y'all can see, I combined the D&D brass dragon with 's version, plus the the arm spines and head pikes of the Pathfinder version. Basically the easiest dragon in this lineup, as far as I can tell. Also, I found the transparent membranes on metallic dragons deal to be a great idea (credit for this one to ), so I applied this to my take on the metallic dragons. If that's okay with her.

Black dragon- Started the concept design with this nasty feller. The cheek horns and tail barb of the D&D black were iconic features to me. The fins on Pathfinder black's front legs and tail base made sense since it lives in a swamp and all. Tail fin at the end of the tail was :iconchaoinvert:'s idea. Made room at the tip for the barb. Ya think the merge of the tail fins is a bit much?

Blue & Bronze [link]
Green & Copper [link]
White & Silver [link]
Red & Gold [link]