It’s not likely that a copper would be enraged to battle by just someone being humorless, but it’s certainly not going to endear anyone to them. They love riddles, games, jokes, and the like, and entertaining one with these, as well as laughing at their jokes and being good sports about their tricks are the best ways to stay on a copper’s good side. This is the most likely reason for a copper dragon and a good/neutral party to get into a combat.Īs we’ve said some time now, coppers love pranks and tricks. Like most dragons, however, they are fond of their hoard, and they won’t be pleased if PCs get sticky-fingered. Instead, meetings with coppers should be entertaining and challenging social encounters. They are fun-loving, fond of tricks, good-hearted, and, by draconic standards at least, quite playful.Ĭopper dragons are chaotic good, so, hopefully, most times that your players encounter them, the encounters will not be battles. He immediately noticed the playful nature of the dragon from the art, and that’s what’s always struck me about this breed of dragon. When Scott and I were discussing this month’s dragon, I pointed him to some of the older art of copper dragons for reference.
As always, a big thank you to Scott “K-9″ Fabianek for the wonderful original art for this article. We’re continuing our Year of the Dragon, and, in honor of April Fool’s Day, I thought I’d give April to those merry pranksters, the Copper Dragons.
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