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[http://bad-dragon.com/products Oh, you thought I was joking about the dildos? Aren't you naive.] | [http://bad-dragon.com/products Oh, you thought I was joking about the dildos? Aren't you naive.] | ||
Revision as of 18:26, 13 April 2012
Half-Dragons are mostly found in Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition, the edition with Half-Elves, Half-Orcs and ultimately, templates for every other Half-whatever you could possibly want. Humans are as ever the sluts of every fantasy setting. Unlike Helves and Horcs, Half-Dragons tend not to be used for angst-fuel, since barring LA, being part dragon is awesome. Whether this is what makes them more likely to be used for fetish-fuel is up for debate. I mean, you can't order an elf-dildo online.
External links that you probably shouldn't click
part 2, if you didn't get enough shota-dragon from the previous one
A sorceress makes excellent use of the Dragon Familiar feat, Draconomicon p.104
Oh, you thought I was joking about the dildos? Aren't you naive.