12:43 <G-Mobile> Iskierka: what do you think of a campaign into a decrepit fortress overrun with dragon type monsters

12:43 <G-Mobile> as the party progresses inward they advance

12:43 <G-Mobile> first minor dragonling type things, maybe the odd benevolent pseudodragon

12:43 <G-Mobile> then kobolds at the fort walls, not really sure what they're doing

12:44 <Iskierka> I like dragons so will pretty much always 100% approve.

12:44 <G-Mobile> then inside the fort bigger sort of bugbear-kobolds, transitioning into dragonborn

12:44 <G-Mobile> and the big bad in the middle is a wizardlochorcer transforming themselves into a dragon

12:45 <G-Mobile> like a lich but instead of dead, dragons

12:45 <Iskierka> wizardlochorcer?

12:45 <G-Mobile> each layer of dragonocity represents the bounty of a phase of their experimentation

12:46 <G-Mobile> wizard warlock sorcerer thing

12:48 <G-Mobile> also there'd be a trend of going between sentient and nonsentient creatures, monstrous dragonlings, like squirrel dragons, then the pseudodragon, then mightier monstrocities, then the kobolds, then less intelligent more violent bugbolds, and finally the dragonborn actually organized as a militant force for the dragomancer

12:51 <G-Mobile> ideally I'd want the players to become allies with the kobolds, maybe as a favor of the pseudodragon that I'm treating kind of like a forest god; with special bonus scenes for peacibly resolving the other groups

12:54 <G-Mobile> it'd be neat if the adventure worked like a circular labyrinth, so the players travel along the radiuses of the various categories, and that wouldn't be too hard to achieve

13:59 <Iskierka> what are the odds of any given party actually attempting to parley though?

14:19 <G-Mobile> Depends on the party, I bet we would have, even before tabi arrived