Star Wars Roleplay: Chaos
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Soooo....
- Thread starter Nocturna
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Lord of Girth
*Whoop Whoop*
"Sir, I need to see your License and registration to use this Dragon as a character."
"Oh, I am sorry to inform you that the rules state they cannot be played. Either get rid of it, or I'll arrest ya."
On a more serious note, They are not allowed. it's against the rules. YOU CAN HOWEVER have them as an NPC with a character of yours *Insert Dragon riders here*
"Sir, I need to see your License and registration to use this Dragon as a character."
"Oh, I am sorry to inform you that the rules state they cannot be played. Either get rid of it, or I'll arrest ya."
On a more serious note, They are not allowed. it's against the rules. YOU CAN HOWEVER have them as an NPC with a character of yours *Insert Dragon riders here*
Malachite the Shoki
Not a Holonet Browser
Darren Shaw said:
Nyxie
【夢狐】
[member="Nocturna"]
Why would it be any different from the last time I quoted (Tefka) evidence stating that your Ragna was allowed? All the Factory-approved draconic species prior to that rule were said to be okay.
Now I have to go digging for it. For a third time. Thanks guys.
Found it! (link)
To be honest, I don't know where the Ragna Dragon fits into that because on the one hand it is a Biot, but on the other it is also not Sentient.... o.o
Edit: Also, the reason, IIRC, canon dragons were PC-banned was because they're rare, non/semi-sentient and were entirely too frequently used to be healthy for any Star Wars/sci-fi setting here. Though, for the lattermost, neither are werewolves, vampires, wraiths, living crystals and all the other things that didn't make this list of fantasy examples. TLDR - people played dragons into oblivion. -.-
Why would it be any different from the last time I quoted (Tefka) evidence stating that your Ragna was allowed? All the Factory-approved draconic species prior to that rule were said to be okay.
Now I have to go digging for it. For a third time. Thanks guys.
Found it! (link)
To be honest, I don't know where the Ragna Dragon fits into that because on the one hand it is a Biot, but on the other it is also not Sentient.... o.o
Edit: Also, the reason, IIRC, canon dragons were PC-banned was because they're rare, non/semi-sentient and were entirely too frequently used to be healthy for any Star Wars/sci-fi setting here. Though, for the lattermost, neither are werewolves, vampires, wraiths, living crystals and all the other things that didn't make this list of fantasy examples. TLDR - people played dragons into oblivion. -.-
L Admin
What if I told you it doesn't matter because this proposed character will be hilarously inactive a month from now?
Agatha Nestor
Character
[member="Tefka"]
I'd tell you to put your money where your mouth is and bet 20 bucks on it.
I'd tell you to put your money where your mouth is and bet 20 bucks on it.
Lord of Girth
Well I guess I was wrong. Forgive me on that one @Nocturnal.
Damn and now that it says you can, I am seriously thinking about playing one... (rather have a dragon than be a dragon rider.)
Damn and now that it says you can, I am seriously thinking about playing one... (rather have a dragon than be a dragon rider.)
Nyxie
【夢狐】
There are only two dragony(non-krayt/plant/leviathan/etc) dragons I know of in the Codex; you're looking at one of them, and the other are the Narran who actually shapeshift. So if I see you make anything else, I'm sending you out of the nearest airlock to see if dragon can fly through spaic. >_>Darren Shaw said:
Lord of Girth
Already know that......
Still gonna look them up.
Still gonna look them up.
Nyxie
【夢狐】
Nawd
Inactive Character
[member="Nocturnal"]
Your dragon HAS to use the voice of Sean Connery to pass.
Your dragon HAS to use the voice of Sean Connery to pass.
