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| Fellfire |
Posted - 18 Feb 2016 : 20:40:19
Digging through some yuan-ti stuff an I found these guys. The info I'm finding is scanty. Can anybody elucidate? Are they thi-khana dragons? Or half-dragon humanoids? Is there a pic? Google yields a picture that may be a draconic slithery half-breed. DnD wiki much the same. |
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| Fellfire |
Posted - 19 Feb 2016 : 16:03:29
Thank you, Arivia. |
| Arivia |
Posted - 19 Feb 2016 : 12:35:03
Ssvaklors are in the 3.5 Monster Manual 3.
Regarding Serpent Kingdoms, it predates the MM3. I'd add ssvaklors to the serpentfolk list at least, as they're the product of yuan-ti techniques being applied to dragon eggs. MM3 mentions that they can be found in Najara, and that someone is making more in Hlondeth.
Serpent Kingdoms (like pretty much every 3e Realms supplement) has plenty that didn't make it into print. I wouldn't be surprised if there was supposed to be a kobold section, for example, which got pushed off to Dragons of Faerun and then dropped. There's only one Web Enhancement, but there are maps of the serpent kingdoms that were posted on wizards.com back in the day. |
| Fellfire |
Posted - 18 Feb 2016 : 20:47:25
Any post-ebook D-mags I should hunt down, anything yuan-ti at all? |
| Fellfire |
Posted - 18 Feb 2016 : 20:44:21
Is there just the one Saurial Web Enhancement to SK? I would think the lorelords who wrote that were forced to leave more on cutting floor. |
