Narrated D&D Story: How To Tame Your Dragon - Raise The Dragon As My Daughter (Part 1)

Who says dragons cannot be tamed?

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Story By (Viewer Submitted Story): Phillip Morrison (u/Sinlessssoul, on Reddit)

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Narration: MyLo (Twitter/VoMylo)
Background Music: 'The Wes' by TituS (Licensed with Soundstripe)

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[sinlesssoul]

Hey everyone. I'm am glad you all are enjoying the story so far. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask (however, I can't give away spoilers just yet, sorry). I will admit that I think this story is my finest work so far, and I'm confident that you will love the epic saga of Onyxia. As always, a big shout out to AllThingsDnD for making this narration possible. :)

[blacklanner]

Dragon egg hatches.
Roll for speech check.
Nat 20.
"Hey you, you're finally awake."

[cloveland]

DM: Black dragons are not very nice.

Player: I don't care I am going to raise it.

DM: it literally is naturally evil from birth.

Player: Did I stutter?

[Slavesforsale]

"What is better? To be born good or to overcome your evil nature through great effort?" -Paarthurnax

[Andy-iqrk]

So basically Onyxia was born a rebellious teenage daughter.

[JangoFox]

"Why did you kill the Owl Bear?"


"I'm baby."

[NicholasCCorbin]

"This was the first time my daughter thanked me for anything."

mah heart
mah sole

[RodrigoLeaf]

12:50 "I needed her scales to shine like obsidian... or onyx"
Me: WAIT, DON'T CALL HER...!!
"Onyxia"
Me: *Defeated sigh* This will not end

[Nyghtking]

The ultimate test of nature vs nurture.

[aaronimp]

Best role-playing dad ever. If any character deserved a chance to raise a black dragon, it was this guy.

[ivostefanoperezatencio]

OK...


25 minutes ago I didn't need anything...


Now I NEED the second part of this. NO, I NEED ALL OF THEM

[NovelPilot]

You know raising a child is one thing but raising a dragon hatchling is a whole other challenge.

[PlacidDirge]

This story was a pleasant and interesting one. Can a dragon who's nature is evil and destructive be raised and become a good being through discipline, experience, and self reflection? Reminds me of Paarthurnax!


"What is better, to be born good or to overcome your evil nature through great effort?" -Paarthurnax, Skyrim

[Heavenlyhounds]

"I am dragon. I do not need a reason to kill. I do it for fun."

Then give a reason why you havent killed me, child.

(Couldve been a response.)

[jackmack]

Imagine the teething phase....
He feeds his daughter in chainmail

[UGNAvalon]

“What is better? To be born Lawful Good? Or to overcome one’s Chaotic Evil nature through great effort?”

Grandpappy Paarthurnax would be proud! Any chance we’ll get a future Way of the Thu’um subplot here? :D

[erikagehm]

Poor guy, raising a black dragon. This is so sweet.

[dominictorres]

It, almost feels like the story of the orc taking the possesed sword of a paladin and turming good after learning what good and evil truly meant

[SaberusTerras]

Onyxia was a hell of a lot harder to deal with than my character's 'daughter'. My character was present when an ice dragon hatched, and she just imprinted on my character like a duckling. She was ultimately named Névé.

[Jebbtube]

I've never been keen on anything being labeled as inherently "good" or "evil."
While accept that certain creatures are inclined towards certain behaviors and natures, but I take umbrage with something being evil just because it exists.
While I understand that this is a game/narrative, real life is rarely so clear cut, so seeing an "evil" creature being raised to be something besides what its instincts want it to be is a refreshing change of pace.