Editing Age Of Dragons: Legacies (section)

==Resource Legacies==

First, any '''Resources''' that the Dragon may have acquired will likely remain after he has gone on. A Dragon is presumed to have made some provision as to what happens to his resources after he is dead, usually by naming a beneficiary of his possessions and estates.

His '''Successor''' may gain some or all of the deceased Dragon's resources as an inheritance. Some '''Resources''' are harder to hand on than others - for example, a successor would find it hard to inherit a network of alliances, but could definitely inherit a draconic hoard of gold and jewels, or a fine magical weapon.

How easy it is for the successor to retain these resources is another matter altogether, of course. Dealing with an inheritance should almost certainly be the subject of at least one story!

A '''Successor''' may, of course, have acquired resources of his own while waiting for his inheritance. This is up to the GM and player to decide, and generally is most appropriate when the successor is already at least a few hundred years old.
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