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Floral Dragons

The Field Guide To Floral Dragons: Flower Dragon Bestiary - 5e D&D (Hardcover)

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Fantastical Flora and Fauna! The Field Guide to Floral Dragons blends the fascinating world of flowers with dragons and a dash of magic to create a fabulously floral draconomicon. Featuring Kin...

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Fantastical Flora and Fauna!

The Field Guide to Floral Dragons blends the fascinating world of flowers with dragons and a dash of magic to create a fabulously floral draconomicon. Featuring Kin Wald’s gorgeous illustrations, this 200+ page book contains everything you need to spark imagination and create floral dragon-filled stories and adventures.

The Field Guide to Floral Dragons describes each flower-inspired dragon in depth, making the book a delight to read as well as use in storytelling and your games. You’ll find tales of the floral dragons’ origins, their biology and habitats, and details of their relationships with people and other floral dragons. 

Throughout the book, you’ll discover insightful notes from floral dragon researchers. Within these notes, a tale of curiosity, despair, revenge, and hope unfolds. Piecing together this story from the margin notes rewards the dedicated reader with an added layer of depth.

Great for fans of How to Train Your Dragon, Dragonology, and Lady Cottington's Pressed Fairy Book!

The book measures approx. 6"x 9". Designed for Dungeons & Dragons 2014, Compatible with 2024.

Book Contents:

  • Floral Dragon Bestiary: Discover an array of floral fauna with 25 unique species of floral dragons, pollinators like the vespon-bee, pests, and even dragons corrupted by fungus.

  • Rich Field Notes & Lore: Learn about each dragon's physiology, habitat, behaviors and more, as written by four different members of an adventuring party determined to learn as much as they could about floral dragons of all kinds.

  • 5th-Edition Ready: Each floral dragon is equipped with everything you need to drop them into your 5th Edition games - motivations, adventure hooks, stat blocks and more. Some dragons make formidable bosses, and some make great adventuring companions!
  • Draconic Curios: 12 new magical items that embody the essence of the floral dragons
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  • A photo of The Field Guide to Floral Dragons book propped up against various flowers and plants.
  • A photo of The Field Guide to Floral Dragons book on top of the board from the game with dice scattered around.
  • A photo of a page spread about the Azalea Dragon from the Floral Dragons book.
  • A photo of a page spread about the Rhododenron Dragon from the Floral Dragons book.
  • An illustration of the Peony Dragon.
  • An illustration of the Wisteria Dragon.
  • An illustration of the Water Lily Dragon.
  • An illustration of the Peony Dragon.
  • An illustration of the Larkspur Dragon.
  • An illustration of the Apple Tree Dragon.
  • An illustration of the Cherry Blossom Dragon.
  • An illustration of the Amatanth Dragon.
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"I love it! the quality is great, it's packed with information and the illustrations are 👌"

— Brandi (5/5)

"It's so beautiful! You can tell a lot of care went into this book from start to finish"

— Doodle (5/5)

Bought this at PAX

"I bought this book directly at the stand at PAX this year! I read it like a novel. The attention to detail and storytelling are just part of what makes this book so delightful. The art is gorgeous, and the ideas I’ve gotten for my own campaigns (I’m doing a Feywild game) have continued to grow. I’m thrilled to see this available online for such easy purchase and may have to get a second copy for my friends or family."

— Zach (5/5)

Fantastic Supplement

"I love the artwork and ideas that have gone into this book! Great new creatures from all different CR levels that can be worked into any campaign setting!"

— Andy F. (5/5)

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"This is a great book to add to your collection. The art is amazing, the quality is superb, and this book has so much potential for your own customizations."

— Michael W. (5/5)

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"No damage package proper, the art is beautiful"

— Syd (5/5)

A gorgeous book beautifully written

"This book is gorgeously illustrated, filled with amazing lore and options for DMs. The print quality is excellent. I am a high school librarian, and I have a copy on the shelf for my students. Many students have spoken about how beautiful the book is, and how much they enjoy having it as an option in our library."

— Gavin D. (5/5)

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