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	==3e Fluff==		==3e Fluff==
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	[[File:fang dragon MoF.jpg\|300px\|right]]		[[File:fang dragon MoF.jpg\|300px\|right]]
	Fang dragons are greedy, rapacious, and cunning creatures. Their bodies are armored with bony plates that rise into projecting spurs at limb joints and end in long, forked tails tipped with a pair of scythelike bone blades. They fly poorly, but can rise with a single clap of their wings to lunge forward. Their body plates are a mottled gray and brown, their wings are small but muscled, and their eyes tend to be glittering red or orange. Fang dragons’ heads are adorned with many small horns or spikes.		Fang dragons are greedy, rapacious, and cunning creatures. Their bodies are armored with bony plates that rise into projecting spurs at limb joints and end in long, forked tails tipped with a pair of scythelike bone blades. They fly poorly, but can rise with a single clap of their wings to lunge forward. Their body plates are a mottled gray and brown, their wings are small but muscled, and their eyes tend to be glittering red or orange. Fang dragons’ heads are adorned with many small horns or spikes.

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	'''Fang Dragons''' are a particularly savage and spiky breed of [[dragon]] native to the worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They first debuted in [[Dragon Magazine]], appearing in the article series "The Dragon's Bestiary" in ~~both~~ issue #134 ~~and #146~~, both for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]]. From this humble origin, they were updated to 2e in ''The Ruins of Myth Drannor'' before being formally canonized in the Monstrous Compendium Annual Volume One. They returned in 3rd edition, now associated particularly with the [[Forgotten Realms]] setting; they made their debut for this edition in "Monsters of Faerun" and were then updated to a more setting neutral format with an appearance in the [[Draconomicon]] for 3rd edition.		'''Fang Dragons''' are a particularly savage and spiky breed of [[dragon]] native to the worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They first debuted in [[Dragon Magazine]], appearing in the article series "The Dragon's Bestiary" in issue #134, both for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]]. From this humble origin, they were updated to 2e in ''The Ruins of Myth Drannor'' before being formally canonized in the Monstrous Compendium Annual Volume One. They returned in 3rd edition, now associated particularly with the [[Forgotten Realms]] setting; they made their debut for this edition in "Monsters of Faerun" and were then updated to a more setting neutral format with an appearance in the [[Draconomicon]] for 3rd edition.

	In 4th edition, Fang Dragons were rewritten into being [[Chromatic Dragon#Gray Dragon\|Gray Dragons]], with the explanation that [[Tiamat]] decided the Fang Dragons were wasting their potential, so she bred a new variant with petrifying abilities and a breath weapon of corrosive slime, then set them to hunting down their inferior precursors.		In 4th edition, Fang Dragons were rewritten into being [[Chromatic Dragon#Gray Dragon\|Gray Dragons]], with the explanation that [[Tiamat]] decided the Fang Dragons were wasting their potential, so she bred a new variant with petrifying abilities and a breath weapon of corrosive slime, then set them to hunting down their inferior precursors.

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	'''Fang Dragons''' are a particularly savage and spiky breed of [[dragon]] native to the worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They first debuted in [[Dragon Magazine]], appearing in the article series "The Dragon's Bestiary" in both issue #134 and #146, both for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]]. From this humble origin, they were updated to 2e in ''The Ruins of Myth Drannor'' before being formally canonized in the Monstrous Compendium Annual Volume One. They returned in 3rd edition, now associated particularly with the [[Forgotten Realms]] setting; they made their debut for this edition in "Monsters of Faerun" and were then updated to a more setting neutral format with an appearance in the [[Draconomicon]] for 3rd edition.		'''Fang Dragons''' are a particularly savage and spiky breed of [[dragon]] native to the worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They first debuted in [[Dragon Magazine]], appearing in the article series "The Dragon's Bestiary" in both issue #134 and #146, both for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]]. From this humble origin, they were updated to 2e in ''The Ruins of Myth Drannor'' before being formally canonized in the Monstrous Compendium Annual Volume One. They returned in 3rd edition, now associated particularly with the [[Forgotten Realms]] setting; they made their debut for this edition in "Monsters of Faerun" and were then updated to a more setting neutral format with an appearance in the [[Draconomicon]] for 3rd edition.

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	Fang dragons originally appeared in the Realms in the ruins of Myth Drannor, causing some sages to speculate that they are somehow connected to the demons that have infested the ancient elven city since its fall. They are commonly found in Starwoods regions of Cormanthor, and occasionally in the Border Forest, the Spiderhaunt Woods, and other forests in the region of the Dalelands, Sembia, and the Moonsea.		Fang dragons originally appeared in the Realms in the ruins of Myth Drannor, causing some sages to speculate that they are somehow connected to the demons that have infested the ancient elven city since its fall. They are commonly found in Starwoods regions of Cormanthor, and occasionally in the Border Forest, the Spiderhaunt Woods, and other forests in the region of the Dalelands, Sembia, and the Moonsea.

			==Gallery==
			<gallery>
			Fang dragon RoMD.png
			Fang dragon MCAV1.jpg
			</gallery>

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1d4chan>Nubnuber at 01:03, 21 October 2021

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	'''Fang Dragons''' are a particularly savage and spiky breed of [[dragon]] native to the worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They first debuted in [[Dragon Magazine]], appearing in the article series "The Dragon's Bestiary" in both issue #134 and #146, both for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]]. From this humble origin, they were updated to 2e in ''The Ruins of Myth Drannor'' before being formally canonized in the Monstrous Compendium ~~Appendix~~ Annual Volume One. They returned in 3rd edition, now associated particularly with the [[Forgotten Realms]] setting; they made their debut for this edition in "Monsters of Faerun" and were then updated to a more setting neutral format with an appearance in the [[Draconomicon]] for 3rd edition.		'''Fang Dragons''' are a particularly savage and spiky breed of [[dragon]] native to the worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They first debuted in [[Dragon Magazine]], appearing in the article series "The Dragon's Bestiary" in both issue #134 and #146, both for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]]. From this humble origin, they were updated to 2e in ''The Ruins of Myth Drannor'' before being formally canonized in the Monstrous Compendium Annual Volume One. They returned in 3rd edition, now associated particularly with the [[Forgotten Realms]] setting; they made their debut for this edition in "Monsters of Faerun" and were then updated to a more setting neutral format with an appearance in the [[Draconomicon]] for 3rd edition.

	In 4th edition, Fang Dragons were rewritten into being [[Chromatic Dragon#Gray Dragon\|Gray Dragons]], with the explanation that [[Tiamat]] decided the Fang Dragons were wasting their potential, so she bred a new variant with petrifying abilities and a breath weapon of corrosive slime, then set them to hunting down their inferior precursors.		In 4th edition, Fang Dragons were rewritten into being [[Chromatic Dragon#Gray Dragon\|Gray Dragons]], with the explanation that [[Tiamat]] decided the Fang Dragons were wasting their potential, so she bred a new variant with petrifying abilities and a breath weapon of corrosive slime, then set them to hunting down their inferior precursors.

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 01:01, 21 October 2021

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	'''Fang Dragons''' are a particularly savage and spiky breed of [[dragon]] native to the worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They first debuted in [[Dragon Magazine]], appearing in the article series "The Dragon's Bestiary" in both issue #134 and #146, both for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]]. From this humble origin, they were formally canonized in the Monstrous Compendium Appendix Annual Volume One. They returned in 3rd edition, now associated particularly with the [[Forgotten Realms]] setting; they made their debut for this edition in "Monsters of Faerun" and were then updated to a more setting neutral format with an appearance in the [[Draconomicon]] for 3rd edition.		'''Fang Dragons''' are a particularly savage and spiky breed of [[dragon]] native to the worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They first debuted in [[Dragon Magazine]], appearing in the article series "The Dragon's Bestiary" in both issue #134 and #146, both for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]]. From this humble origin, they were updated to 2e in ''The Ruins of Myth Drannor'' before being formally canonized in the Monstrous Compendium Appendix Annual Volume One. They returned in 3rd edition, now associated particularly with the [[Forgotten Realms]] setting; they made their debut for this edition in "Monsters of Faerun" and were then updated to a more setting neutral format with an appearance in the [[Draconomicon]] for 3rd edition.

	In 4th edition, Fang Dragons were rewritten into being [[Chromatic Dragon#Gray Dragon\|Gray Dragons]], with the explanation that [[Tiamat]] decided the Fang Dragons were wasting their potential, so she bred a new variant with petrifying abilities and a breath weapon of corrosive slime, then set them to hunting down their inferior precursors.		In 4th edition, Fang Dragons were rewritten into being [[Chromatic Dragon#Gray Dragon\|Gray Dragons]], with the explanation that [[Tiamat]] decided the Fang Dragons were wasting their potential, so she bred a new variant with petrifying abilities and a breath weapon of corrosive slime, then set them to hunting down their inferior precursors.
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	==3e Fluff==		==3e Fluff==
	{{NotFunny Sourcebook}}		{{NotFunny Sourcebook}}
	[[File:fang dragon MoF.jpg\|~~thumb~~]]		[[File:fang dragon MoF.jpg\|300px\|right]]
	Fang dragons are greedy, rapacious, and cunning creatures. Their bodies are armored with bony plates that rise into projecting spurs at limb joints and end in long, forked tails tipped with a pair of scythelike bone blades. They fly poorly, but can rise with a single clap of their wings to lunge forward. Their body plates are a mottled gray and brown, their wings are small but muscled, and their eyes tend to be glittering red or orange. Fang dragons’ heads are adorned with many small horns or spikes.		Fang dragons are greedy, rapacious, and cunning creatures. Their bodies are armored with bony plates that rise into projecting spurs at limb joints and end in long, forked tails tipped with a pair of scythelike bone blades. They fly poorly, but can rise with a single clap of their wings to lunge forward. Their body plates are a mottled gray and brown, their wings are small but muscled, and their eyes tend to be glittering red or orange. Fang dragons’ heads are adorned with many small horns or spikes.

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	'''Fang Dragons''' are a particularly savage and spiky breed of [[dragon]] native to the worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They first debuted in [[Dragon Magazine]], appearing in the article series "The Dragon's Bestiary" in both issue #134 and #146, both for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]]. From this humble origin, they were formally canonized in the Monstrous Compendium Appendix Annual Volume One. They returned in 3rd edition, now associated particularly with the [[Forgotten Realms]] setting; they made their debut for this edition in "Monsters of Faerun" and were then updated to a more setting neutral format with an appearance in the [[Draconomicon]] for 3rd edition.		'''Fang Dragons''' are a particularly savage and spiky breed of [[dragon]] native to the worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They first debuted in [[Dragon Magazine]], appearing in the article series "The Dragon's Bestiary" in both issue #134 and #146, both for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]]. From this humble origin, they were formally canonized in the Monstrous Compendium Appendix Annual Volume One. They returned in 3rd edition, now associated particularly with the [[Forgotten Realms]] setting; they made their debut for this edition in "Monsters of Faerun" and were then updated to a more setting neutral format with an appearance in the [[Draconomicon]] for 3rd edition.

	In 4th edition, Fang Dragons were rewritten into being [[Chromatic Dragon#Gray Dragon\|Gray Dragons]], with the explanation that [[Tiamat]] decided the Fang Dragons were wasting their potential, so she bred a new variant with petrifying abilities and a breath weapon of corrosive slime, then set them to hunting down their inferior precursors.		In 4th edition, Fang Dragons were rewritten into being [[Chromatic Dragon#Gray Dragon\|Gray Dragons]], with the explanation that [[Tiamat]] decided the Fang Dragons were wasting their potential, so she bred a new variant with petrifying abilities and a breath weapon of corrosive slime, then set them to hunting down their inferior precursors.
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	==3e Fluff==		==3e Fluff==
			{{NotFunny Sourcebook}}
			[[File:fang dragon MoF.jpg\|thumb]]
	Fang dragons are greedy, rapacious, and cunning creatures. Their bodies are armored with bony plates that rise into projecting spurs at limb joints and end in long, forked tails tipped with a pair of scythelike bone blades. They fly poorly, but can rise with a single clap of their wings to lunge forward. Their body plates are a mottled gray and brown, their wings are small but muscled, and their eyes tend to be glittering red or orange. Fang dragons’ heads are adorned with many small horns or spikes.		Fang dragons are greedy, rapacious, and cunning creatures. Their bodies are armored with bony plates that rise into projecting spurs at limb joints and end in long, forked tails tipped with a pair of scythelike bone blades. They fly poorly, but can rise with a single clap of their wings to lunge forward. Their body plates are a mottled gray and brown, their wings are small but muscled, and their eyes tend to be glittering red or orange. Fang dragons’ heads are adorned with many small horns or spikes.

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	Fang dragons originally appeared in the Realms in the ruins of Myth Drannor, causing some sages to speculate that they are somehow connected to the demons that have infested the ancient elven city since its fall. They are commonly found in Starwoods regions of Cormanthor, and occasionally in the Border Forest, the Spiderhaunt Woods, and other forests in the region of the Dalelands, Sembia, and the Moonsea.		Fang dragons originally appeared in the Realms in the ruins of Myth Drannor, causing some sages to speculate that they are somehow connected to the demons that have infested the ancient elven city since its fall. They are commonly found in Starwoods regions of Cormanthor, and occasionally in the Border Forest, the Spiderhaunt Woods, and other forests in the region of the Dalelands, Sembia, and the Moonsea.

	~~(Aside from the final paragraph, this lore remains identical between Monsters of Faerun and the Draconomicon.)~~

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1d4chan>QuietBrowser: Added a note on the Fang Dragon's AD&D appearances.

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Added a note on the Fang Dragon's AD&D appearances.

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	'''Fang Dragons''' are a particularly savage and spiky breed of [[dragon]] native to the worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They first debuted in [[Dragon Magazine]], appearing in the article series "The Dragon's Bestiary" in both issue #134 and #146. They returned in 3rd edition, now associated particularly with the [[Forgotten Realms]] setting; they made their debut for this edition in "Monsters of Faerun" and were then updated to a more setting neutral format with an appearance in the [[Draconomicon]] for 3rd edition.		'''Fang Dragons''' are a particularly savage and spiky breed of [[dragon]] native to the worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They first debuted in [[Dragon Magazine]], appearing in the article series "The Dragon's Bestiary" in both issue #134 and #146, both for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]]. From this humble origin, they were formally canonized in the Monstrous Compendium Appendix Annual Volume One. They returned in 3rd edition, now associated particularly with the [[Forgotten Realms]] setting; they made their debut for this edition in "Monsters of Faerun" and were then updated to a more setting neutral format with an appearance in the [[Draconomicon]] for 3rd edition.

	In 4th edition, Fang Dragons were rewritten into being [[Chromatic Dragon#Gray Dragon\|Gray Dragons]], with the explanation that [[Tiamat]] decided the Fang Dragons were wasting their potential, so she bred a new variant with petrifying abilities and a breath weapon of corrosive slime, then set them to hunting down their inferior precursors.		In 4th edition, Fang Dragons were rewritten into being [[Chromatic Dragon#Gray Dragon\|Gray Dragons]], with the explanation that [[Tiamat]] decided the Fang Dragons were wasting their potential, so she bred a new variant with petrifying abilities and a breath weapon of corrosive slime, then set them to hunting down their inferior precursors.

1d4chan>SirSprinkles at 09:17, 7 April 2019

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	(Aside from the final paragraph, this lore remains identical between Monsters of Faerun and the Draconomicon.)		(Aside from the final paragraph, this lore remains identical between Monsters of Faerun and the Draconomicon.)

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