Ancient Dovah

Dragon; Legendary+; Dragon Soul (1)

Stats

Characteristic	Value	Attribute	Value	Skill	Value
Strength	100	Hit Points	300	Combat	150
Endurance	100	Wound Thr.	32	Magic	90
Agility	10	Magicka	80	Evade	10
Intelligence	80	Stamina	10	Observe	80
Willpower	90	Initiative	+15	Stealth	10
Perception	60	Action Pts.	3	Knowledge	100
Personality	40	Speed	12m	Social	40
Morale	100	Size	Enrms.	Physical	100

Weapons & Armor

• • Bite: 2d12; Splitting, Magic; Reach 2-4m (Front only)
• • Talons: 2d10; Slashing, Magic; Reach 2-3m Tr
• • Tail: 2d12; Crushing, Magic, Concussive, Shieldsplitter; •
• Reach 3-4m (Rear only)
• • Scaled Hide: AR 15 / Magic 15; Full

Special Abilities

• • Buffet of the Wing (1 AP + 1 SP): As a Primary Action the
• dragon buffets its wings, forcing all creatures in a 10m cone •
• in front of the dragon to make a -20 Strength test or be •
• knocked prone. •
• • Flyby (1 AP): As a Secondary Action, the Dragon flies with •
• bewildering speed and cannot be targeted by Attacks of •
• Opportunity for one round while Flying. •
• • Nirn’s Harsh Embrace (1 AP + 2 SP): After making a •
• successful melee attack with their Talons, the Dragon can •
• spend 2 Stamina Points to then grab the target, provided it •
• is sized Large or Smaller. The Dragon then can test Physical •
• to fly up to 20m upwards. This is treated as a Grapple, and
• the Dragon can choose to drop the target at any point, caus- •
• ing the usual amount of falling damage to be incurred.
• • Dragon Tongue (1 SP): The Dragon can use an Action to
• Shout. They know all common and legendary shouts, with
• the exception of Dragonrend. •
• •
• •
• Encountering Ancient Dovah
• The Dovah, commonly known as Dragons, are legendary beasts
• of Aedric origin. They are living calamities, capable of destroying
• entire armies and burning cities by themselves.
• Dovah consider themselves to be the progeny of Bormahu,
• known as Akatosh or Auri-El to mortals, and thus view the
• domination of Mundus as their birthright. In ages long since
• forgotten they ruled the world under the leadership of the black
• dragon Alduin, the Firstborn of Akatosh. Their reign only ended
• thanks to the intervention of the Divines on behalf of
• mortalkind.
• Dovah are the deadliest creatures within this book and GMs
• should use them sparingly, if at all. Only the strongest, most
• experienced, and best-equipped parties even have a chance of
• defeating one in battle, and even then the likelihood of the
• party’s death is high.
• Caution should be taken by any GM who wishes to use these
• veritable demigods. If they are used, they should almost certainly
• serve as a final and greatest foe for legendary heroes to face.
• Ancient Dovah are fierce, near-deific foes. Unless adventurers
• are certain that they have an advantage against these creatures,
• they would do best to run the opposite direction. This is not
• flavor text, this is me speaking directly to you.
• Skeletal Dragon
• Skeletal Dragons are an insult to the dovah. They are abominations;
• corpses of a great Dovah raised by powerful necromantic magic.

Encountering Ancient Dovah

aits Dragon Fear: The sight of a dragon invokes a primal fear in any creature. The first time a creature sees a dragon causes them to make a -20 Horror test. Any subsequent sightings invoke a -20 Panic test. Dragon’s Hide: Dragons are immune to the Forceful Impact advantage. Immunity (Paralysis) Weakness ([Shock, Frost, or Fire], 5) Resistance (Poison, 5) Immune to Normal Weapons Undying: Immune to disease and the effects of aging. Magic Resistant: Re-rolls failed tests to resist Magic. Thick Skull: Immune to Stun and Dazed. Flyer (20) Dark Sight Colossal Strikes: Cannot be parried, but targets gain a +10 on tests to Evade its melee attacks. Strong Jaws: A Bite attack that deals damage automatically starts a Grapple. If the target Counter Attacks a Bite attack, the Counter Attack ignores the creature’s AR and Natural Toughness trait. Weak Point (Underbelly): This creature’s AR is not applied to its underbelly. Precision Strikes can be made targeting this location in addition to the standard hit locations. Special Hit Location: Hits to the arms instead target the dragon’s wings. Innate Voice: Shouting only costs 1 SP no matter how many words they use.

Loot

• A character can make a -20 survival test to harvest enough
• Dragon Scales to craft a set of Full Dragonscale armor,
• weighing 28 ENC in total. This can alternatively be used to
• craft 2 sets of Partial Dragonscale armor or 3 Dragonscale
• Shields.
• A character, over a long rest, can use 1 Dragon Scale to create
• a piece of Dragon Scale Armor or a Dragon Scale Shield, 2
• can be used to make a cuirass or tower shield. Doing this
• requires a successful -40 Survival or Profession (Smith) test.
• A character can make a -20 Alchemy test to harvest a dose
• of “Dragon’s Blood”, which is valued at 1000 Drakes, and
• is a Legendary Restoration, Alteration, & Destruction in-
• gredient.
• In a Dragon’s lair, the characters can find its hoard, worth
• 10 rolls on the treasure table, multiply any drakes by 100.
• A character can make a -10 survival test to harvest enough
• dragon bones to craft a set of Full Dragonbone armor,
• weighing 35 ENC in total. This can alternatively be used to
• craft 2 sets of Partial Dragonbone or 3 Dragonbone weapons
• or shields.
• Traits
• Dragon Fear: The sight of a dragon invokes a primal fear
• in any creature. The first time a creature sees a dragon causes
• them to make a -20 Horror test. Any subsequent sightings
• invoke a -20 Panic test.