Re: Dragon-slaying

> > force field stopped it from detonating." It's just that any attacker
> with
> > time on his hand should, if he was wise, be as paranoid and patient as
> > possible. If one probe fails, don't rush it, just try again another
> day.
>
> As long as the equally intelligent dragon is played the same way I
> agree completely.

Well, it's not just dragons. It's the general advantage of the attacker,
in that he has initiative. If a dragon was hunting a wizard, he'd have the
same advantage. Scout out the territory, feel out the defenses, then
strike without warning.

Hemlock