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The Field Guide to Floral Dragons
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 over 200+ page book contains everything you need to spark imagination and create floral dragon-filled stories and adventures.
Great for fans of How to Train Your Dragon, Dragonology, and Lady Cottington's Pressed Fairy Book!
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.
The Field Guide to Floral Dragons doesn’t just introduce you to a new kind of dragon, it lets you play with them in your tabletop roleplaying games. Each floral dragon is ready to add to your 5e game with abilities inspired by a real-world flower. Floral dragons thrive in a variety of environments and can be integrated into any existing game setting or form the basis of an entire campaign. But beware, while some floral dragons can be gathered as friends, others are more deadly than nightshade.
Open The Field Guide to Floral Dragons to start playing with:
-25+ stat blocks for floral dragons, pests, pollinators & fungi
-10 magic items and poisons inspired by floral dragons
-Rich lore detailing the dragons’ origins, habitats, and how to roleplay them
Great for fans of How to Train Your Dragon, Dragonology, and Lady Cottington's Pressed Fairy Book!
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.
The Field Guide to Floral Dragons doesn’t just introduce you to a new kind of dragon, it lets you play with them in your tabletop roleplaying games. Each floral dragon is ready to add to your 5e game with abilities inspired by a real-world flower. Floral dragons thrive in a variety of environments and can be integrated into any existing game setting or form the basis of an entire campaign. But beware, while some floral dragons can be gathered as friends, others are more deadly than nightshade.
Open The Field Guide to Floral Dragons to start playing with:
-25+ stat blocks for floral dragons, pests, pollinators & fungi
-10 magic items and poisons inspired by floral dragons
-Rich lore detailing the dragons’ origins, habitats, and how to roleplay them
222 pages, Hardcover
Published January 1, 2025
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October 13, 2025
A delightful gaming book that can also double as a lovely coffee table book.
The lore is general enough to be setting-agnostic. The dragons also have some biology/ecology/behavior sections as well as tables for plot hooks, motivation, and character traits. The art is gorgeous (and human-made). The stat blocks come in a range of CRs and combat styles. Many include possible lair actions and other effects, and many have special loot produced by and/or made from the dragon.
If I had any complaint, it would be that some of the tables are a bit repetative within and across dragons. But that's really it.
The lore is general enough to be setting-agnostic. The dragons also have some biology/ecology/behavior sections as well as tables for plot hooks, motivation, and character traits. The art is gorgeous (and human-made). The stat blocks come in a range of CRs and combat styles. Many include possible lair actions and other effects, and many have special loot produced by and/or made from the dragon.
If I had any complaint, it would be that some of the tables are a bit repetative within and across dragons. But that's really it.
December 27, 2025
Beautiful illustrations combined with lore, creatures, and stories to use in your D&D adventure!
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