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The Jingling Morno Circus travels in 76 large wagons, some bearing an exotic menagerie that includes a dragonne, two owlbears, and a minotaur (Jennell Jaquays for AD&D adventure "The Jingling Morno Circus" by Vic Broquard, Dungeon magazine 7, September/October 1987)
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LJN Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Dragonne
Which Edition of D&D had the best design/artwork of a Dragonne?
First Edition
Second Edition
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Fifth Edition
...For what thynge is your lyfe? It is even a vapoure that apereth for a lytell tyme and then vanyssheth awaye...
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créatures reptiliennes dotées d'ailes et d'écailles liées à l'esprit du Grand Dragon, capables de maîtriser un élément matériel et régnant sur Noctumbra
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More OC ref sheets! I’d like to start making sheets for OCs that have been in my sketchbooks for years but have never/rarely drawn digitally.
David A Trampier
Merry Christmas folks!
It seemed appropriate to end this week with a toy I’d have loved to have found under my Christmas tree: the Dragonne from the 1983 Dungeons & Dragons toy line from LJN.
As far as the Dragonne goes as a D&D monster, I’ve never quite vibed with it. It is a cross between a brass dragon and a lion. It has a fierce roar that paralyzes its opponents. I suspect something punny is going on, but I can’t quite put my finger on what it is.
Anyway, lukewarm on the D&D monster in general, but this toy is red hot. I mean LOOK AT IT. What a great sculpt – the paws, the mouth, the tail. And it is big! A primo toy from the period, far better looking than the Tiamat, and easier to find.
