Dungeons and DRAGONS

[Glenalth]

And you forgot the dragon you can (very rarely) spot flying high above the Harbour.

It also buzzes the market and various houses. Haven't seen it much since the airships started flying around the city.

[LOOON375]

DDO is simply another incarnation of D&D. And those of us with D&D experience, as well as experience in many of the other incarnations of this game, and knowledge of the history of the entire game, know that the main storyline in every campaign doesnt have to be focused on dragons just because the word "dragons" is in the name. Insinuating such is absurd.

I agree with this point completely.

[donfilibuster]

Good summary, but would help if you commented each dragon as "enemy", "NPC", "no interaction", dead", or in case of Litany "unkillable dread judge"

Ya, just a clean list, but made the foes bold font.

[infinidibulum]

Dungeons and Dragons is a rather cheesy name that was chosen to market the game. It isn't supposed to be primarily about fighting dragons.

As much fun as the recent event was and despite what I've just said, I think that the OP as a significant point.

It's not "Dungeons and Pirates."

Maybe the next event should be themed around thwarting the "Draconian" invasion. D&D isn't really about swashbuckling on the high seas. Fighting an evil race of dragon-men backed by Drakes and Wyverns could have just as much flavor as pirates.

Why not toss a little Dragon lore into the game?