Monstrous Compendium Vol. 1: Spelljammer Creatures
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Do people like black/blue/green/red/white dragons
"Life is Cast by Random Dice"
Burn my candle twice.
I have done my life justice
Against random dice.
Green Dragons, and here's why.
Cyan Bloodbane.
The Dragonlance universe was my entry into fantasy fiction, and I was reading it when I was 9 or 10. I hadn't heard of anything as crafty as Cyan Bloodbane's corruption of the Silvanesti King Lorac. Cyan was generally thought of as physically weak and was therefore underestimated by his dragon peers. However, what he lacked in brute strength, he made up for in intellect. Basically, the Raistlin Majere of dragons. As you may imagine, this held great appeal for a non-athletic middle child with a sports-minded older brother.
I'm older now. I know that other characters in other stories did the same thing but better. But, for me, Cyan Bloodbane was the first truly cunning, evil dragon that I read about, and, for that, the green dragons have my respect.
"Ma'am, you do not need to yell at me. This is my first day with your 7th grader and I am also upset that they cannot read." - me, teaching.