Dilong The Last Earth Dragon

Tell Your Story

Ancient Dragons

750,000 gp

50,000 lbs

40972.37

495 / 495

100

120

150

Natural Armor:
Natural Armor +12

192 0 gp

Natural Weapon(s):
Bite (20) (3d10)

330.8
Claw (15) (3d6)

278.72
Tail (25) (3d8)

405.64

Passive Abilities:
Lava Walker

500 gp
Advanced Armor Training - Natural

150

Abilities:
Heat Beam
Venting Heat
Major Wing Whirlwind

Quick Abilities:
Legendary Detection
Shoulder Throw

19.69

Attack Abilities:
Palm Burst

100 gp
Iron Grip

11.51 500 gp
Bonebreaker Strike

1000 gp
Heartstopper Blow

8.36 5000 gp

Free Abilities:
Frightful Presence

13.04

Opportunity Attack Abilities:
Counter Jab

1000 gp

Monster Bits:
4000 Animal Bone

0.03 gp
7500 Animal Fat

0.5 gp
15000 Animal Meat

0.05 gp
3500 Dragon Blood

10 gp
5000 Hard Skin

0.1 gp

From the roiling magma, a massive stone dragon rises, molten veins glowing between its jagged scales. Its maw opens, revealing tiny lava elementals writhing in desperation before its jaws slam shut, obliterating them.

Overview

Dilong, the final survivor of the once-mighty Earth Dragons, resides deep within volcanic magma streams. His colossal form, composed of impenetrable stone and molten veins, is a testament to ancient times when his kin roamed the mountains, revered by dwarves and feared by all. He spends centuries in slumber, feeding on minerals and devouring any fire or earth elementals foolish enough to cross his path.

Appearance

Dilong’s enormous body is a fusion of jagged, obsidian-black stone and molten cracks glowing a fiery orange, like veins coursing with magma. His spiked back rises like mountain peaks, and his colossal claws are encrusted with gemstones from centuries of burrowing deep into the earth. His eyes burn like twin furnaces, and his maw drips with liquid rock, capable of melting anything in its path. When he moves, the ground trembles, and heat radiates from him in waves, warping the air around his form.

History

In the age when the world was young and Ancient Beings spread their influence, the Earth Dragons flourished. They were majestic creatures that thrived on the abundant minerals provided by the mountains. Their symbiotic relationship with the Ancient Dwarves was legendary. The dwarves revered them as gods, offering refined ores of Adamantine and Mithril in exchange for their wisdom and protection.

But admiration turned to greed. The massive bodies of Earth Dragons yielded rare treasures: their stone scales were stronger than any mortal metal, their molten blood contained powerful alchemical properties, and their bones could forge legendary artifacts. Greedy races began to hunt them. Even Sky Dragons, envious of their wealth, joined in their downfall. Over millennia, one by one, the Earth Dragons fell—until only Dilong remained.

Personality

Dilong, though ancient and mighty, is surprisingly calm compared to other dragons. He holds no inherent malice for mortals, choosing to ignore those who do not disturb him. However, his memory is long. He still recalls the time of the dwarves, and his respect for them endures. Tributes of precious ores may even awaken his gratitude, and in rare cases, he has been known to reward such offerings with ancient artifacts—relics of the dwarves who once worshipped him.

Habitat

Dilong’s lair is a labyrinth of molten rivers, obsidian spires, and chambers glittering with unclaimed treasures buried in the volcanic rock. Lava flows freely through the caverns, and the air is thick with ash and sulfur. The deeper one ventures, the more oppressive the heat becomes, eventually overwhelming all but the most resilient.

Interactions

Dilong is not inherently hostile but demands respect. He tolerates intrusions only if they are peaceful or accompanied by tributes of refined ores. Interrupting his rest or threatening his food source provokes his wrath, and few survive the eruption of his fury.

Dwarves who approach him with proper offerings may gain his favor, receiving not only safe passage but potentially a gift of rare magical artifacts forged in the age of the Ancients. However, adventurers seeking to steal his treasures risk incurring the wrath of a being who once toppled mountains in his rage.

Legendary Role

Dilong serves as a living remnant of a lost age, a reminder of the symbiotic relationships that once existed between mortals and mythical creatures. His calm demeanor and immense power make him a unique entity—both a threat and a potential ally, depending on how he is approached.

For those daring enough to venture into his domain, Dilong is a test of both courage and respect. To disturb his slumber is to risk annihilation, but to honor him is to unlock the relics of an ancient world.

Environment:

N/A

Ancient Dragons

Creature Sub Type

750,000 gp 45,000 lbs 38610.83

🕰️ Age & Experience

Ancient dragons are the eldest of their kind, often having lived for thousands of years. With centuries of observation, conquest, and introspection behind them, they are master tacticians, wielding wisdom and patience far beyond mortal comprehension. Every word, move, and gaze carries the weight of ages.

💪 Size & Strength

These titans of the sky dwarf even their adult kin—some spanning over 100 feet in length. Their bodies are fortified with impenetrable scales, bone-crushing muscles, and wings that blot out the sun. Few creatures can match the raw physical power of an ancient dragon.

🔮 Magical Prowess

Ancient dragons are walking arcane storms. They possess immense magical capabilities, able to:

Cast high-tier spells effortlessly
Shape reality within their domain
Wield natural magical resistances
Enchant their lairs and manipulate the surrounding terrain
Their power extends far beyond breath weapons—magic is woven into their very being.

🗺️ Territory & Influence

An ancient dragon's domain can span entire kingdoms. Their influence warps the natural world:

Rivers change course
Weather patterns shift
Predator-prey relationships evolve around them
Creatures within their realm either serve, flee, or hide—none remain unaffected.

💰 Treasure Hoards

Few things are more legendary than the hoard of an ancient dragon. Amassed over centuries, these caches include:

Mountains of gold and gems
Lost magical artifacts
Relics from fallen civilizations
Such wealth draws adventurers, kings, and fools alike—often to their doom.

🧠 Behavior & Personality

No two ancient dragons are alike. Some are ruthless tyrants, others reclusive sages. Their personalities reflect lifetimes of victory, betrayal, solitude, and ambition. Every action is calculated, every word layered with meaning. Whether benevolent or cruel, they are always dangerously intelligent.

🛐 Cultural Significance

To many, ancient dragons are living gods. They feature prominently in:

Religious doctrine
Creation myths
Prophecies and legends
Entire cultures have risen and fallen under their gaze. Their names are spoken with awe, fear, or reverence.

🏯 Lair & Defenses

An ancient dragon’s lair is a fortress of nature and magic. Nestled in remote, often impossible-to-reach places—like the peak of a storm-shrouded mountain or the bottom of a sunken abyss—these sanctuaries are protected by:

Deadly traps
Magical wards
Loyal minions or enslaved guardians
Entering such a place is often a death sentence.

🧬 Interactions with Other Races

While many dragons isolate themselves, some negotiate, manipulate, or dominate mortal civilizations. They may:

Forge alliances with powerful rulers
Demand tribute from cities
Wage war for dominance
These relationships are rarely simple—and often driven by a dragon’s own inscrutable goals.

🪦 Lifespan & Legacy

Ancient dragons may eventually succumb to age or battle, but their influence endures. They leave behind:

Enduring legends and myths
Enchanted relics
Descendants carrying on their will
Even in death, their name can shape nations or ignite wars.

🗡️ A Living Force of Legend

Ancient dragons are more than creatures—they are forces of history, myth, and magic. As foes, they challenge the gods; as allies, they reshape destinies. To encounter one is to witness the full weight of age, power, and legend bound in scale and flame.

Speed:
Walking Speed: +40
Flying Speed: +80

Special Senses:
Nightsight: +120
Blindsight: +60
Truesight: +60

Immune to Status Effect:
Frightened

Natural Armor:
Natural Armor +12

192 0 gp

Natural Weapon(s):
Bite (20) (3d10)

330.8
Claw (15) (3d6)

278.72
Tail (25) (3d8)

405.64

Extra Attack: +5

Abilities:
Major Wing Whirlwind

Quick Abilities:
Legendary Detection

Free Abilities:
Frightful Presence

13.04

Skill Tier 2:
Common Language Skill
Draconic Language Skill

Skill Tier 11:
Bending Weapon Skill
Empathy
Influence
Inspection
Natural Armor Skill
Natural Weapon Skill

Skill Tier 13:
Attention
Fortitude

47.23
Frighten

33.68
Sneak
Willpower

N/A

Menu

Create & Modify

Generators

Creatures

Tables & Rules

Locations