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===Forge===

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''Breath Weapon (Pr):'' A forge dragon has a breath weapon: a ranged touch attack of molten ~~metal~~ that deals 1d12 fire and bludgeoning damage per Hit Die the forge dragon possesses. Half the damage (round up) is fire; the other half (round down) is bludgeoning. For the purposes of overcoming damage reduction, a forge dragon's breath weapon is considered magic.

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''Breath Weapon (Pr):'' A forge dragon has a breath weapon: a ranged touch attack of molten pig iron that deals 1d12 fire and bludgeoning damage per Hit Die the forge dragon possesses. Half the damage (round up) is fire; the other half (round down) is bludgeoning. For the purposes of overcoming damage reduction, a forge dragon's breath weapon is considered magic.

A target struck by a forge dragon's breath weapon must make a Fortitude save (DC 10 + the dragon's Hero Value + the dragon's Constitution modifier) on its turn each round thereafter, to a maximum number of rounds equal to the forge dragon's Constitution modifier: a failed save inflicts 1d6 fire damage per point of Constitution modifier the forge dragon possesses and also carries stacking penalties as follows:

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 ===Forge===
-''Breath Weapon (Pr):'' A forge dragon has a breath weapon: a ranged touch attack of molten metal that deals 1d12 fire and bludgeoning damage per Hit Die the forge dragon possesses. Half the damage (round up) is fire; the other half (round down) is bludgeoning. For the purposes of overcoming damage reduction, a forge dragon's breath weapon is considered magic.
+''Breath Weapon (Pr):'' A forge dragon has a breath weapon: a ranged touch attack of molten pig iron that deals 1d12 fire and bludgeoning damage per Hit Die the forge dragon possesses. Half the damage (round up) is fire; the other half (round down) is bludgeoning. For the purposes of overcoming damage reduction, a forge dragon's breath weapon is considered magic.
 A target struck by a forge dragon's breath weapon must make a Fortitude save (DC 10 + the dragon's Hero Value + the dragon's Constitution modifier) on its turn each round thereafter, to a maximum number of rounds equal to the forge dragon's Constitution modifier: a failed save inflicts 1d6 fire damage per point of Constitution modifier the forge dragon possesses and also carries stacking penalties as follows: