Battlezoo Dragons: Fairy Dragons for Foundry VTT (Online Order Only)

Soar into the realm of the fey with Battlezoo Ancestries: Fairy Dragons! Join the dragon researcher Kallizandrex on a journey to discover five new true dragons from the fairy dragon family. Inside this 100+ page book, you’ll find:

• Alicorn dragons, horned dragons with a connection to unicorns.
• Allure dragons, possessed by the otherworldly beauty of nymphs.
• Court dragons, enmeshed in the otherworldly politics of the courtly fey known as sidhe.
• Mischief dragons with the incorrigible soul of gremlins.
• Pixie dragons with a love of pranks and humor.

With five new dragons playable as player characters, 20 dragon stat blocks (25 stat blocks for 5E!), and tons of lore to include these dragons in your game, the power of the fey will soon be a part of your hoard!

You'll also find a bonus section providing detailed lore and stats on the great wyrm chromatic dragons, the mightiest and eldest dragons from the classic chromatic dragon family. Send the strongest red, blue, green, black, and white dragons ever to exist against your players to see if they have what it takes!

Battlezoo Dragons: Fairy Dragons includes:

• Playable dragon species with five fairy dragon ancestries for D&D 5E and Pathfinder 2nd Edition.
• The dragon class with draconic ravager and dragon mage subclasses and dozens of gifts and evolutions.
• Monster statistics for young, adult, ancient, and great wyrm dragons for each of the five members of the fairy dragon family (plus Wyrmling for D&D 5E).
• Detailed lore and history on the family of fairy dragons and each specific dragon ancestry!
• Enhanced great wyrms for the classic five chromatic dragons, plus new great wyrm lore.
• Includes all digital assets for each ancestry to use however you wish.
• Those who purchase the Pathfinder Edition will also receive a Pathbuilder 2e JSON file, allowing you to create your Pathfinder Fairy Dragon characters quickly and easily!

Do note that the D&D 5E and Pathfinder Second Edition books are entirely different and designed to work with those specific systems.