Dragons in DnD 3.5ed as player characters

[Paganboy28]

What sort of true dragon would you play or would you say is the most uber in terms of a PC?

Also, what class would you mesh onto it?


I am thinking maybe a Tome Dragon Archivist would be a rather potent combination or a Tome Dragon Druid going to a Arcane Heirophant?

Opinions?


Also, what are opinions on the Multi-headed template combined with the Multi-voice feat. As a caster, this makes soem dragons uber. IMO

[Llama231]

Advanced Great Wyrm Prismatic Wizard Lich. If epic dragons don't count, then Gold.

Also, I think that this would do better in the Roleplaying Games (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=30) section of the forum.

[ZeroNumerous]

Advanced Great Wyrm Force Dracolich Archivist//Factotum

[factotum]

I dread to think what the Level Adjustment on a PC dragon would be...

[Athaniar]

The info on dragon PCs (Chromatic, at least) is in an issue of Dragon, although I'm not sure of the details. I'll check it out and return tomorrow.

[Mando Knight]

I dread to think what the Level Adjustment on a PC dragon would be...

Young Gold has a +6 LA, plus 14 HD. Wyrmling has +4 and 8 HD. It's in the SRD (http://www.d20srd.org/srd/monsters/dragonTrue.htm).

[factotum]

That's the Level Adjustment when playing them as NPCs, though, isn't it? They don't have to be balanced so well in that case. A +6 LA for a PC character with an extra 14 hit dice and a shedload of additional abilities doesn't sound that high to me.

[Belobog]

That's the Level Adjustment when playing them as NPCs, though, isn't it? They don't have to be balanced so well in that case. A +6 LA for a PC character with an extra 14 hit dice and a shedload of additional abilities doesn't sound that high to me.

Hit Dice counts as levels, remember. A Young Gold Dragon is an ECL 20 character.