*Been away from Amia and DnD for ages.*
*Joins first proper DnD group, needs characters.*
*Flashbacks to Amian days, needs to doublecheck DD and Shifter lore.*
*Finds this thread.*

I love you Jes. This is exactly what I needed, and has not only helped with bringing a few of my favorite Amian characters into my first non-trivial PnP games, but also has made me want to come back to Amia.

Guess I'll see y'all in game.

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"Hi, I'm Garnith, and I'm an Invisophile."
Garnith, Ranth, Rick, Burick, Elail, Deryl, Kane, Rini.
Suggestion Rule of Thumb: Don't think about how neat it would be to use, think about how neat it would be for people to use against you.

Mission accomplished.

(And I love you, too.)

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I'm bumping this because someone asked me to!

Also, because I've been asked several times in the past month or so, I want to link folks to Amia-Specific Dragon Disciple lore, since I know that sometimes people glaze over the Lore forum. I'll highlight something important, as lain out officially by the DM Team:



Metallic kin and Chromatic kin are not buddies. It's a bitter hatred that rests between them, born of their very blood. That is how the DM Team has ruled it works - and if you feel that differs from what you think it should be, then I encourage you to take it up with the DM Team and (until they say otherwise) continue to adhere to the lore rules they have in place.

As a reminder...knowingly deviating from this could come with some repercussions, especially if it's disruptive!




Note: I'm just a player, and I haven't seen anything myself that makes me want to highlight these things, but I've heard concerns and requests for clarity, so I'm just trying to do everyone a favor by highlighting these points!

Thanks and have fun playing! Especially with your dragon kin, because they're awesome.

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Bumping this cause useful info.

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Characters:
Elder Torsten Eadgarsson
"He’d only shown the best of intentions. Firm but not unreasonable. Eager to protect what was his but not eager to overextend his reach, to push himself on to others."