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There's lots of work for us in the garden as we grow more floral dragons. We'd love to hear how you want the world of Floral Dragons to expand! Let us know in the comments below what you'd like to see!

Some ideas we are playing around with are exploring the setting with information about the world of Ghardinn, new subclasses like vesponkeeper or dragon herbalist, and rules for keeping dragons in your garden.

Let us know how you'd like to see Floral Dragons flourish next!

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Phoenix Wells

AQUATIC DRAGONS!! Seafaring ones, like kelp or algae!! Carnivorous plant dragons!! Pitcher plant dragons or sundew dragons would be so cool!!

Nasicus

Would love more STLs to complete the original set of dragon, even perhaps even a few more corrupted dragon statblocks/stls too!

Gavin Downing

I'm a little surprised we haven't seen Rose dragons yet! I'd love to see more about the setting, as well as new subclasses, or backgrounds related to floral dragons.

Austin

I’m just excited to see the new dragons. I’m gonna second that an aquatic floral dragon and more dragonborns would be great. Can’t wait for the full announcement, definitely a day one back for me if it hits kickstarter

Kiarah Keppers

Aquatic dragons, a honeysuckle dragon, an ivy dragon (I cant remember if that one was done), and likely many more I am blank on as I try to list them

Jerrod Ward

Could be interesting to see vegetables based dragon that, have a symbiotic relationship with farmers. More plants that live in harsher environments like tundra/mountain plants or more desert plants could be cool *Additional edit: could be nice to have stats for different stages of the dragons life.

Alexander LeHane

How about some more proper cacti dragons? Saguaro, barrel, even peyote. Speaking of, could be funny to see some psychedellic floral dragons, like marijuana/hemp Edit: ooh, almost forgot about carnivorous plants. How cool would a multiheaded Venus Fly Trap Dragon be? Or a gluttonous Pitcher Plant Dragon?

Myth Scholor

I love the idea of a Vesponkeeper as a Druid or ranger. Maybe other subclasses like a Garden Defender Paladin. I’d definitely love to see any new floral dragons, but maybe a Vespon plushie?

Naravia

I’d love to see a beginner friendly one shot or short campaign! Or maybe even something like Humblewood but dragons!

sionnachsSkulk

Definitely second a small adventure! I like the idea of drop-in adventures that aren't super setting-specific, I wanna throw some into my humblewood campaign

Chezpez88

Honestly? Everything you’ve mentioned so far sounds wonderful! Oh! What about if you have a mobile dragon garden? What would be the rules for that? Like a oh what is the word… terrium?

The Kobold Guild

Maybe some carnivorous plants like a Dionaea Hydra (Venus fly trap), or a trumpet dragon. Ooo or more tropical plant dragons like trees such as rubber trees, mangrove trees, and weeping willows, and flowers like hibiscus, anthurium. Or succulents dragons that could be desert dragons.

Diederik

I would love a Lilac Dragon so bad

Sabra Tierney

I would love to see orchid dragons, carnivorous dragons and some more smaller variety of dragons similar to the vespon and dandelion

Palani Permeswaran

I would love to see stat blocks for young versions of the dragon types.

Rose B.

I 2nd more carnivorous floral dragons especially the weirder carniverous flowers like the Sundew. I also think bartenders would appreciate some barley and grapevine dragons. I also think more insect and fungi based parasites and/or symbiotes would really help flesh out the world and provide cool references to how these organisms react IRL!

Brian Rooker

Trees. Ancient and Noble Conifers, Hardwoods, Evergreens, Broadleafs, all kinds. Oak, Maple, Willow, Spruce, Pine, Sequoia, Dogwood, Chestnut, Hickory, Locust, Birch, Ash, Purpleheart, Palm, Sycamore, Hemlock, Rubber, Cypress, The Bristlecone!

Zack Morris Does Things

Honestly, probably an update to the Floral Dragonborn and Circle Of Flowers Druid. They weren't made with the newer dragons in mind, and I'd like to see them get additional support as the Floral Dragons and their setting evolves.

Sean Fowler

Floral Dragon lore! How did they come to be? And why are there so many? If there a mystical origin location? Perhaps a massive magical garden lot somewhere?

Austin Monroe

Aquatic, moss, and parasitic dragons. Poinsetta, Kelp, fern/horsetail and redwood dragons, especially. Druid subclass would be great.

Rivik

More suggestions and/or adventure hooks on ways to incorporate the Floral Dragons into other adventures or campaigns. I want to use FD with Humblewood and need more inspiration!

Jeffrey McBeth

Pseudodragon versions of the florals

Hillary Jones

More character options, especially subclasses!

Adam Brittain

Yes! Also there are some that have a corrupted STL but no typical dragon that's not corrupted (dandelion for example)

Adam Brittain

I added a side quest to our Humblewood campaign that went really well. It incorporated a flock of dandelion dragons that went missing and an apple tree dragon that sent the party on a quest to find them. The party also had a mini quest just to find the apple tree dragon village - which was shrouded in mystery and believed to be a myth in the wood.

Adam Brittain

I'd love to see some of the ages of the dragons come into play. For example, chromatics can be young, adult, ancient etc. It'd be awesome to have stat blocks for the Florals as various ages as well!

Andrew Dahl

I love all of these suggestions!

Derek Davidson

Some of the ideas already given that sound super sick. Aquatic Dragons Cacti Dragons and A Floral Dragon adventure/campaign. Oh and keeping Kin Wald on the art!!

Nalledia

I'd love to see some fynbos floral dragons!

Helena

Oh god... it would be easier to say what I don't want to see... (Lol). Jokes aside the I'd be happy to see anything from the setting of floral dragons; It has become a new hype fixation for me... - I'm very curious about the world of Ghardinn setting and would love to know about the different areas that different dragons can live in. I imagine due to their nature some can't live in areas that aren't their natural location. - I'd also love to see different types of dragons that grow fruits and other stuff on their form, like the Apple Tree Dragon. - I'm really curious on the garden rules too. Cause... bastion stuff... want. (Please, I beg!) - And also, question... for the really big dragons like the Apple Tree Dragon, if they wish to follow a communing of traveling folks... could they let them build treehouses on their form? Like... this Gargantuan dragon just has a whole village on it's back, just happily traveling around?

Mckenzie Hayes

I’d love to see all the dragons have full body pictures of their mushroom infected forms

GyozaLuvRex

I would love more campaign settings in a Monster Hunter or Witcher world. Or just more physical books in the first one's style.

Kaitlyn Lobitz

I second that on the seafaring dragons!! Having two aquatics in the first book is awesome, but it'd be nice to have some for my coast-dwelling PC to interact with.

Kendall Morgan

One of my favorite flowers is the chrysanthemum! I would love to see what you could do with it!

Ian Ericks

Cute fun baby floral dragons would be fun and how to grow them would be super fun as well. Also to see maybe different variants of them depending on region would be cool to.

Lindsey Strawberricus

I would love to see more player class options that tie back with floral dragons. What kind of spells would a wizard have in the setting? What do monks who are with floral dragons act? Also STLs of dragonborn would be rad.

The Kobold Guild

Dragons based on parasitic plants like Mistletoe, Rafflesia, Australian Christmas tree, Ghost plant, and sandlewood

LambentLodestar

Rose dragon? Maybe not the most original flower idea. Bird of Paradise? Iunno!

Gabriella

Stargazer Lilly, rose, and bleeding heard dragons please. (I personally have had fanart made of these kindsof dragons). Also I think a rebalancing should be done. The dragons are all pretty weak for their CR rating

Sarah Cainelli

It is ambitious, but I would love to collect all miniatures of ALL dragons

Jeff Peters

I really think Floral Dragons fits well in the Humblewood universe, so I would love to see it as an expansion of Humblewood. With all the new biomes it really opens up different plant species native to those biomes with their own histories and relationship to the animal species and elemental forces. New locations and adventures would really bring this to life.