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podcast where we talk about everything dungeon and dragons from blazing blades

to blasted blockades and today we're talking about black dragons. I cast in Fireball. The Don't You Cast.

All right, Brian, time to talk about Black Dragons. I think this is the third chromatic dragon,

where we've talked about this year.

Besides the actual chromatic dragons part two

episode that we did also this year but whatever so black dragons and needy black

dragons are also known as skull dragons and are considered to be far in away the

cruelest and most sadistic of the chromatic dragons.

Red dragons may be known as having greater tempers and green dragons may be known as

being more deceitful and manipulative, but black dragons are the most wicked and malicious by far, I would say.

So what they lack in their physical prowess they make up for and they straight up

displeasiveness. Exactly. Unpleasantness. Causing, did I say a thing? Yeah, you said a thing.

Causing pain brings them joy. Causing violence brings them satisfaction.

That being said, Black dragons are actually pretty low on

the chromatic dragon power scale, being considered weaker than all other chromatic

dragons besides white dragons who are the weakest. So yeah, black dragons have what I would consider to be one of the most distinctive looks in all of D&D Dragons.

Probably the most distinctive look if you ask me.

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