Dragon animal companion

[Calcifer]

ive been looking everywhere and on the wiki it says there is a bronze and blue dragon companion but i cant find anything to actually get those.

[Jondar Korric]

because there isn't. whomever added that to the wiki is full of ♥♥♥♥.

[Calcifer]

thank :(

[Pan Darius Cassandra]

You can download a mod that let's you play the Drakewarden Ranger subclass that gets a Drake as an animal companion.

[Wiwra]

Or half-dragon mod from nexus which let you be a dragon too.

[seeker1]

Yep, I'm using the Drakewarden mod, and you can indeed get a dragon companion. It's big and a little bit hard to move around, though not as big as full-sized dragons in the game. Fortunately, when not in combat, you can move it around with you and have it follow as a tiny ball of light, which is a nice feature. Otherwise, my ranger could never take it indoors (LOL).

[pirate135246]

what wiki?

[igor140]

Originally posted by seeker1:

Yep, I'm using the Drakewarden mod, and you can indeed get a dragon companion. It's big and a little bit hard to move around, though not as big as full-sized dragons in the game. Fortunately, when not in combat, you can move it around with you and have it follow as a tiny ball of light, which is a nice feature. Otherwise, my ranger could never take it indoors (LOL).

How is that working in your playthrough? I'm looking through various mods, but finding a lot of them are so stupidly overpowered that they ruin the game.

The Displacer Beast mod seems really, really awesome (and it's features are!), but it's so crazy powerful that the only reason you need ANY humanoids is for dialogue; at level 5, it literally can't die.

Anyway, my concern was that the Drakewarden would be similar. I know that's considered an OP subclass in PF, and most PF adaptations are considered OP in 5e... I'm curious as to your actual experience.

[seeker1]

I may be the wrong person to ask. I like OP, and that's one reason I tested it. The only balance I usually care about is being able to stay upright after lots of Neverwinter ale.

The dragon companion grows in size and power as you level up. At lvl 12, it's dishing out decent damage and has a nice breath weapon. Not as monstrous as the full-sized ones but well, it does wreck. And I like that. I was worried about its mobility at full size, but as I said the mod author came up with a clever solution to that.

[Pan Darius Cassandra]

Originally posted by igor140:

Originally posted by seeker1:

Yep, I'm using the Drakewarden mod, and you can indeed get a dragon companion. It's big and a little bit hard to move around, though not as big as full-sized dragons in the game. Fortunately, when not in combat, you can move it around with you and have it follow as a tiny ball of light, which is a nice feature. Otherwise, my ranger could never take it indoors (LOL).

How is that working in your playthrough? I'm looking through various mods, but finding a lot of them are so stupidly overpowered that they ruin the game.

The Displacer Beast mod seems really, really awesome (and it's features are!), but it's so crazy powerful that the only reason you need ANY humanoids is for dialogue; at level 5, it literally can't die.

Anyway, my concern was that the Drakewarden would be similar. I know that's considered an OP subclass in PF, and most PF adaptations are considered OP in 5e... I'm curious as to your actual experience.

I've actually played it, and I didn't find it OP at all.