All brass dragon lairs had several small entrances, known as bolt holes. A typical lair also contained an elegant foyer, a gallery for the artwork the dragon collected, a sleeping chamber, and a storage room. The centerpiece of any brass dragon's lair was the Grand Conversation Hall, where it spent the majority of its time entertaining friends and visitors. A brass dragon's lair was well-constructed and quite extensive, with many twisting corridors and dead ends to confuse and discourage hostile intruders. They also preferred to have the bulk of their lairs face eastwards, so that the rising sun would warm the lair for the bulk of the day. The brass dragon preferred to dig its lair inside a desert peak or spire. Society Lair īrass dragons were native to arid regions they shared many similar habitats with blue dragons, which often led to conflict. History Ī stuffed young brass dragon was kept in the Obstacle Course level of Undermountain. Brass dragons have evolved for living in the desert and therefore can go long periods without water. Only evil brass dragons hunted intelligent creatures. Biology īrass dragons hunted their prey while flying, mainly consuming antelope, mountain goats and sheep. The first was a narrow line of fire, and the second was a cone of sleep gas. Older brass dragons preferred to avoid combat but would fight if they had the tactical advantage Breath weapon īrass dragons had two separate breath weapons. It would have fought and used its fire breath only as an absolute last resort. In the face of true danger, a younger brass dragon would have most likely flown away and hidden in the sand. If they considered a creature threatening, they would subdue it with their sleeping gas. Combat īrass dragons very rarely engaged in combat, preferring to talk rather than fight.
They had two sharp horns on the chin, which became steadily pointier as the dragon aged. The shape of the head was quite unusual, as it included a large, curved plate that extended from the dragon's eyes and cheeks on either side and curved upwards into two points.
Their scales were a dull brown at a young age, becoming more glossy and brass-like in appearance as they aged. As their name implied, brass dragons tended to have brass-colored scales. Their scales seemed to radiate heat and light. The wings were longest at the shoulder, and tapered gently as they reached the tail. From below, its outstretched wings formed a triangular shape, as they were attached to its body all the way to the tip of its tail. Physically, the brass dragon was highly distinctive.
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