I've had started to write out monster stat blocks for six colors of dragons in three age categories each, because in D&D 3rd ed. you have to assemble any dragon from several tables instead of getting a stat block like for any other creature.

The only thing still missing was distributing skill points. And I'm definitely going to need a spreadsheet for this.

An old silver dragon has 372 skill points to distribute. (A number I had to calculate myself.)

3rd ed. dragon stats suck!!!

#dnd3e #3ER

I'm talking about making 18 dragon stat blocks here.

The Monster Manual alone has 120 possible dragons.

Which I can understand them not wanting to all print in the book. But why do you need 12 age categories in the first place?!

Oh crap, I totally forgot that they are mid-level sorcerers as well and need a selection of spells they know too.