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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)
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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ー dragons & dragonnes 🐉
"maîtres des airs"
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
les découvrir
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.
