Part two
Document known dragon indicators.
Answer honestly. A dragon can detect insurance fraud from several miles away.
1. What terrain is closest? Select terrain Dense urban area Open plains or farmland Dense forest Coastline or large body of water Mountain range Cave network or abandoned mine Active or suspiciously active volcano 2. How close is the nearest mountain, volcano, or cave? More than 50 miles 10–50 miles Under 10 miles Visible from the property
3. How often are dragons reported locally? Never Persistent rumors Monthly sightings Weekly or overhead now
4. What is the primary roof material? Select roof Stone, slate, or reinforced tile Tile or metal Asphalt shingles Wood shake Thatch, straw, or optimism 5. How is your treasure stored? No meaningful hoard Secured and inventoried Visible gold or heirlooms Cursed or glowing artifacts
6. What potential dragon snacks live on site? None Household pets Chickens, goats, or sheep Cattle, horses, or knights
7. Are there castles, ruins, burial mounds, or forbidden towers nearby? No known ominous structures Yes, at least one
8. Which signs have appeared in the last 30 days?
9. What dragon-preparedness equipment do you have? None Extinguishers and plan Moat or reinforced shelter Retained knight or wizard
10. What is your current diplomatic relationship with dragons? Tribute arrangement No formal contact Boundary dispute Recently antagonized one
11. Has a mysterious hooded traveler recently asked for directions? No Yes, toward the mountain
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