What would you think of a fantasy setting that resembles the

>>52488057
I'd think that it's time to confiscate the GMs dice and take him to a brothel.

>>52488057
That's been the 'thing' silver and steel dragons have liked to do for a while, using their innate magic to take humanoid form. Other kinds will do it from time to time but not nearly as often.

>>52488057
I'd play this in an ERP but not a serious campaign.

>>52488057
>Humanoid forms

Aaaaand I'm out

>>52488057
>two legs
fucking dropped

>>52488112
>That's been the 'thing' silver and steel dragons have liked to do for a while, using their innate magic to take humanoid form.
Yeah, this. It literally says in the books that most half-dragons are half-silver because silver dragons love to shapechange into human form (either gender) and slut it up in human society.

>>52490823
>silver dragons love to shapechange into human form (either gender) and slut it up in human society

Which leads me to wonder what it is about being silver that makes fucking other races so enticing.

Is it because of their innate curiosity? Slivers are knowledge-hungry, that's stated. Perhaps they're sensation addicts? Trying shit just to see what it feels like?

Or maybe being silver means your sexual attraction is a bit more fail-positive and results in you finding non-dragon creatures sexier than you logically should.

Or maybe it's just cultural. An entire race of Jack Harknesses.

>>52490995
>An entire race of Jack Harknesses

I am okay with this.

>>52490995
Innate curiosity seems like a perfectly fine explanation for why they would do it. What better way to study a civilization than to be a part of it?

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>>52488057
>two legs

>>52488057
Honest Reaction to Reading:
>What would you think of a fantasy setting that resembles the D&D standard, except that within the past 50 years or so...
So far so good, waiting for the interesting bit

>it's become the popular fashion for dragons
Wait, why do dragons have popular fashions again? Why are a typically territorial race all changing behavior? What's going on?

>to slum it among humanoids
...and any interest is lost.
I didn't even finish reading it off the catalog before the idea bored and annoyed me.

I like the occasional dragon walking around as a person idea, if that's how a setting's dragons are.
But the idea of them all doing it "for reasons" is weak, with no apparent purpose.
Even if you have a stupid idea like "I want knights to slay dragons while riding really Metal looking motorcycles.", we can work with that.
It has a goal of "this cool shit" that we can work towards justifying, supporting, and fluffing.
Your idea is literally, "What if many dragons did this thing that some dragons do?"

The combination of your anemic idea and your OP image makes me think this was intended as a "sexing the dragon" thread.
In which case, one would think you could just say that.

Eberron but don't let me see your magical realm.

>>52488057

Degeneracy aside, I'd think that town guards have enough problems without having to shepherd around gaggles of giggling draconic debutantes.

Only if it's a setting where dragons play competitive games with each other using humanoid kingdoms as their pieces. Every few generations, the dragons walk the earth to share valuable knowledge, grant guidance to those who would be kings, fill the coffers of those who would welcome them... and set the board for their Great Game.

>>52493280
>gaggles of giggling draconic debutantes

...Tell me more.

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>>52488057
Why not just..