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	'''Gurrash''', originally known as '''Gator Men''', are a subspecies of [[Lizardfolk]] native to the [[Mystara]] world of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They were first introduced to the D&D world as part of an article in [[Dragon Magazine]] #185, being the subject of one of the last parts in the story of [[The Voyage of the Princess Ark]]. This article presented them with mechanics to be playable for "Basic" Dungeons & Dragons, whilst they would later receive an [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] update in two splatbooks published as part of AD&D's Odyssey line: Characters of the Savage Coast, and Orc's Head: Sourcebook.		'''Gurrash''', originally known as '''Gator Men''', are a subspecies of [[Lizardfolk]] native to the [[Mystara]] world of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They were first introduced to the D&D world as part of an article in [[Dragon Magazine]] #185, being the subject of one of the last parts in the story of [[The Voyage of the Princess Ark]]. This article presented them with mechanics to be playable for "Basic" Dungeons & Dragons, whilst they would later receive an [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] update in two splatbooks published as part of AD&D's Odyssey line: Characters of the Savage Coast, and Orc's Head: Sourcebook.

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	'''Gurrash''', originally known as '''Gator Men''', are a subspecies of [[Lizardfolk]] native to the [[Mystara]] world of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They were first introduced to the D&D world as part of an article in [[Dragon Magazine]] #185, being the subject of one of the last parts in the story of [[The Voyage of the Princess Ark]]. This article presented them with mechanics to be playable for "Basic" Dungeons & Dragons, whilst they would later receive an [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] update in two splatbooks published as part of AD&D's Odyssey line: Characters of the Savage Coast, and Orc's Head: Sourcebook.		'''Gurrash''', originally known as '''Gator Men''', are a subspecies of [[Lizardfolk]] native to the [[Mystara]] world of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They were first introduced to the D&D world as part of an article in [[Dragon Magazine]] #185, being the subject of one of the last parts in the story of [[The Voyage of the Princess Ark]]. This article presented them with mechanics to be playable for "Basic" Dungeons & Dragons, whilst they would later receive an [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] update in two splatbooks published as part of AD&D's Odyssey line: Characters of the Savage Coast, and Orc's Head: Sourcebook.

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	The Herathians tried to exterminate them, even paying a handsome bounty for their dead, but after a few decades, their breeding had made them so common that no hunter was willing to risk their life in the swamps they claimed as their own. Sick and tired of the whole mess, the Herathians unleashed magically-engineered diseases and parasites to control their breeding to some extent, and then washed their hands of them entirely. The gurrash drove the native shazaks away, claiming the Bayou of Ator for themselves entirely, where they have stayed ever since. Brutal, violent and savage, they mostly keep to themselves, occasionally swarming out of the bayou in bloodthirsty hordes when their numbers grow too large, and informally trading with the [[wallara]] of the nearby grasslands, having come to the misconception that the wallara are actually spirits who serve their divine patron, Gorn.		The Herathians tried to exterminate them, even paying a handsome bounty for their dead, but after a few decades, their breeding had made them so common that no hunter was willing to risk their life in the swamps they claimed as their own. Sick and tired of the whole mess, the Herathians unleashed magically-engineered diseases and parasites to control their breeding to some extent, and then washed their hands of them entirely. The gurrash drove the native shazaks away, claiming the Bayou of Ator for themselves entirely, where they have stayed ever since. Brutal, violent and savage, they mostly keep to themselves, occasionally swarming out of the bayou in bloodthirsty hordes when their numbers grow too large, and informally trading with the [[wallara]] of the nearby grasslands, having come to the misconception that the wallara are actually spirits who serve their divine patron, Gorn.

	In truth, the Immortal Gorn is better known to other races as [[Demogorgon]]. He was one of several Immortals, alongside Terra, Ka the Preserver, and Kurtulmak, who become invested in subverting the efforts of the Herathians to experiment upon their shazak slaves. Gorn is the father of the bloodlust and savagery that taints their minds, and is worshipped by them as a god of victory, bravery and death.		In truth, the Immortal Gorn is better known to other races as [[Demogorgon]]. He was one of several Immortals, alongside [[Terra]], [[Ka the Preserver]], and [[Kurtulmak]], who become invested in subverting the efforts of the Herathians to experiment upon their shazak slaves. Gorn is the father of the bloodlust and savagery that taints their minds, and is worshipped by them as a god of victory, bravery and death.

	As their common moniker suggests, gurrash look like a humanoid alligator. Standing seven to eight feet tall, the typical healthy gurrash weighs in at close to 300 pounds, with deep green scales and eyes in toxic yellow to deep red. They wear little clothing, usually sticking to loinclothes and bandoliers, but sometimes add tunics.		As their common moniker suggests, gurrash look like a humanoid alligator. Standing seven to eight feet tall, the typical healthy gurrash weighs in at close to 300 pounds, with deep green scales and eyes in toxic yellow to deep red. They wear little clothing, usually sticking to loinclothes and bandoliers, but sometimes add tunics.

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