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"name": "Half-Dragons; Half-Dragon Origin",
"page": 39,
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"1",
"{@b Regional Effects}. The magical influence of a dragon's lair causes half-dragons to spontaneously arise among the area's other creatures."
],
[
"2",
"{@b Forbidden Fruit}. A dragon can cause a particular tree to produce magical fruit. When eaten by a creature able to bear children, the fruit causes the creature to bear a half-dragon."
],
[
"3",
"{@b True Love's Gift}. Love occasionally blossoms between dragons and creatures of other kinds, and this life bond can result in half-dragon children. Most half-dragons born of love are created as a magical gift."
],
[
"4",
"{@b Blood Transformation}. A creature that bathes in or drinks the blood of a dragon can sometimes be transformed into a half-dragon. A dragon might voluntarily offer some blood to bring this about, or it could happen accidentally when a would-be dragonslayer is splashed with dragon blood."
],
[
"5",
"{@b Cradle Favor}. A dragon might bestow the gift of draconic power on a newborn baby or an unborn child—as either a blessing or a curse."
],
[
"6",
"{@b Hoard Thieves}. The hoard of an older dragon is imbued with that dragon's power. Those who steal from such a hoard might transform into half-dragons as that power leaches into them."
]
],
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"source": "FTD",
"caption": "Half-Dragon Origin",
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"name": "Dragons in Play",
"index": 3,
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"identifier": 3
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