Take the tour ×  Me and a friend were looking at the rules in
Draconomicon to make a Dragon PC and we were still baffled four
hours later because of the dragon aging and leveling-up
processes. Can anyone explain these rules in a simpler way (not
to insult anyone's intelligence on how they believe they are
easy) or suggest an alternate leveling method?  share|improve
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dpatchery Oct 10 '11 at 11:50 add comment  1 Answer  Like any
monster PC, you have hit dice and level adjustment, and progress
by taking character class levels. The difference is that when a
dragon PC hits the age listed, he is required to take his next
level in his Dragon progression (Table 3-21) instead of a normal
character class.  Creating a dragon PC  As per the standard
monster PC rules, you begin with the following:    • Dragon hit
dice, each granting 1d12 HP, +1 base attack, 6 + Int modifier
skill points, and saving throws equivalent to a monk of your HD.
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