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[White Oak Dragon]

Or happen to belong to one of the three or more dragon kiths that have been written up by fans......

[White Oak Dragon]

I don't think dragons are banal at all. I adore them, and I personally think that the Dreaming would be well nourished by their popularity, as would the chimerical Dragons themselves. Of course, given that dragons kind of landed me my first Onyx Path writing contract, I may be a bit biased in their favor.

[White Oak Dragon]

You could always have them become sleepers before they become stigmatic.

[White Oak Dragon]

I consider them to be Gallain, much like the other kiths from the Gallain appendix such as the korred and the wolpertinger. This is purely based on their deliberate efforts to try and remain separate from other changelings, though, rather than on any kind of mechanical differences. If the drakes decided to try joining the courts of other changelings and were welcomed into them in large numbers, they'd be Kithain....

[White Oak Dragon]

I agree. The best part about going with phantoms or phantasms is that either way, they get a distinct and recognizable name while saving on precious word count. Of the two, I'd personally prefer phantoms.
I wish that I could figure out how to tag someone in a post when typing on my phone so that we could draw the attention of the devs to the idea....

[White Oak Dragon]

I left that up to the individual groups. If I was running the game, absolutely.
I hope you enjoy playing your water dragon. Let me know how it goes....

[White Oak Dragon]

No problem. I'd originally had the Merit as a potential birthright, but I decided that I wanted an elemental focus to be optional for them....

[White Oak Dragon]

Thank you. I'm glad that they're going over so well....

[White Oak Dragon]

That's great! I'd love to hear anyone's accounts of how they work out in an actual game. I created them for the story, but I haven't gotten the chance to give them a proper playtest yet....

[White Oak Dragon]

Wonderful! There's no greater compliment than someone wanting to put them to use in their own games. Let me know how they work out, if you get the chance....

[White Oak Dragon]

But of course they do! They turn back into normal mannequins the second that anyone besides their chosen Dreamer looks at them.

(Sorry, I had to. That was one of my favorite movies as a child.)...

[White Oak Dragon]

No problem. I'm glad that you liked them. I also like that while both of our kiths are recognizable as dragons, they're still different enough that they could bump into each other during a story....

[White Oak Dragon]

If another Thallain kith is needed, I've got these lindwurms right here...

(Sorry, I had to. I couldn't resist the joke, but I didn't want to make it in the errata thread.)...

[White Oak Dragon]

He did. The damage is chimerical unless the lindwurm calls upon the Wyrd. I suppose the description doesn't make that clear, though. I might play with the wording a bit to fix that....

[White Oak Dragon]

Hello, everyone. I was the author of "No Such Thing As Dragons" in the C20 Anthology, and in that story, I introduced a couple kiths. Now that C20 itself is out to backers, I'm able to share those kiths with anyone who is interested. These kiths are my own creation, and should not be considered canon, unless you're willing to believe the account of a pooka. Here they are:
Drake
In countless stories, a mighty dragon holds the key to the hero’s quest, and only by facing numerous challenges may the hero prove worthy. It is this heroic ordeal that the drakes embody. Originally...

[White Oak Dragon]

On page 381, the ogre appearance section lists childlings, wilders, and grumps rather than perturbed, prowlers, and misers.

[White Oak Dragon]

I'd like to see the Axis occupation of Greece (1941 - 1945). I could see it for any game line, although Demon, Geist, or Werewolf would probably work well.

Also, I have to suggest the Dancing Plague of 1518. I don't care which game line it's for, I just think it would be interesting to see.

[White Oak Dragon]

That was the thing I hated most about 1st edition. It was interesting to be sure, but I would have preferred it if they'd done it with Marsyas instead.

As for versions of myths, I've always preferred the ones that depict the gods in a positive light, rather than the ones that make them inferior to humanity....