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[Dungeons and Dragons] So what do good-aligned dragons actually do?

The metallic dragons (gold, silver, brass, etc...) are all good-aligned, and hugely powerful, what with being freaking dragons. Since "good" suggests active benevolence, as opposed to just minding your own business and not bothering people, how do they spend their time and why is it usually up to puny little adventurers to save the day?
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They're generally just sticking to their corners of the wilderness and managing their own affairs. If say an evil dragon or a pack of lycanthropes sets up shop in a town they visit they'll help. Even if there's no danger posed to the good dragons they'll still put themselves in harmd way to help others. They may use their abilities and wealth to position adventurers to save the day or they may fly in with wings and talons themselves. Evil dragons care only about themselves. Neutral dragons care only about things that affect them and good dragons care about anything that effects the world around them. They're still slaves to their natures but they'll do things simply out of the good of their hearts rather than being forced to or only because they'll be rewarded.