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	==D&D==		==D&D==
	In [[Dungeons & Dragons]], Lamassu (usually misspelled as Lammasu) and Shedu are two seperate Good aligned outsiders. Lamassu are winged man-headed lions with the powers of a 7th level [[Cleric]], whilst Shedu are winged man-headed bulls with [[psion]]ic powers.		In [[Dungeons & Dragons]], Lamassu (usually misspelled as Lammasu) and Shedu are two seperate Good aligned outsiders. Lamassu are winged man-headed lions with the powers of a 7th level [[Cleric]], whilst Shedu are winged man-headed bulls with [[psion]]ic powers.

	'''Lammasu Gallery'''		'''Lammasu Gallery'''
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	In contrast to Hashut's stereotype of his pyrophilia and [[Furry\|bull-fetish bestiality]], the Lammasu is not consumed by fiery rage but rather, it is a manifestation of sorcerous intelligence. Though not as powerful as its cousin in full-on CQC testosterone fights, the Lammasu is able to employ magic instead, launching fireballs at the enemy, transporting allies on shadowy mounts in a blink or simply letting death creep through enemy ranks. Therefore, think of the Lammasu as the [[Tzeentch]] to the [[Great Taurus]]' [[Khorne]].		In contrast to Hashut's stereotype of his pyrophilia and [[Furry\|bull-fetish bestiality]], the Lammasu is not consumed by fiery rage but rather, it is a manifestation of sorcerous intelligence. Though not as powerful as its cousin in full-on CQC testosterone fights, the Lammasu is able to employ magic instead, launching fireballs at the enemy, transporting allies on shadowy mounts in a blink or simply letting death creep through enemy ranks. Therefore, think of the Lammasu as the [[Tzeentch]] to the [[Great Taurus]]' [[Khorne]].

	They are also blessed with an uncanny, insidious charisma that can befuddle enemies akin to real-world [[Sphinx\|Sphinxes.]]		They are also blessed with an uncanny, insidious charisma that can befuddle enemies akin to real-world [[Sphinx\|Sphinxes.]]

	While it takes a great amount of power to summon one, the wizards who invest it will not be disappointed, which is why many Chaos Dwarf sorcerers of a sufficient rank use them as their mounts.		While it takes a great amount of power to summon one, the wizards who invest it will not be disappointed, which is why many Chaos Dwarf sorcerers of a sufficient rank use them as their mounts.

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 ==Wahammer Fantasy==
-''For the Warhammer Fantasy Beast, [[Lammasu|see here:]]''
 [[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]]

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 16:16, 25 October 2022

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	The '''Lamassu''' is an obscure monster from ancient Sumeria, also known as a '''Shedu'''. It appears as a winged bull or lion with the head of a human man and is regarded as a protector spirit, as well as being associated with a particular goddess. Its Sumerian origin is probably one of the reasons it's so obscure, as it doesn't originate from Greek/Roman, Egyptian, or [[H.P. Lovecraft\|Lovecraftian]] mythos. Muslims adopted the critter as Buraq, the creature that carried Mohammad to Paradise for a one-on-one with God.		The '''Lamassu''' is an obscure monster from ancient Sumeria, also known as a '''Shedu'''. It appears as a winged bull or lion with the head of a human man and is regarded as a protector spirit, as well as being associated with a particular goddess. Its Sumerian origin is probably one of the reasons it's so obscure, as it doesn't originate from Greek/Roman, Egyptian, or [[H.P. Lovecraft\|Lovecraftian]] mythos. Muslims adopted the critter as [[Buraq]], the creature that carried Mohammad to Paradise for a one-on-one with God.

	==D&D==		==D&D==

1d4chan>Derpysaurus at 12:02, 29 March 2022

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	==Wahammer Fantasy==		==Wahammer Fantasy==
	~~In [[~~Warhammer Fantasy ~~Battles]]~~, ~~one of the mount options for~~ [[~~Chaos Dwarf~~]] sorcerers is a <s>lamassu</s> also-misspelled lammasu, which is a magic-eating monster depicted as a winged bull/lion thing with the head of a chaos dwarf. Lammasu also appeared as one of the bindable monsters in Storm of Magic.		''For the Warhammer Fantasy Beast, [[Lammasu\|see here:]]''
	~~<gallery>~~
	~~Lamassu art.jpg~~
	~~Lamassu model 1.jpg~~
	~~Lamassu model 2.webp~~
	~~Lamassu kitbash.jpg~~
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	[[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Dungeons & Dragons~~]] [[Category: Warhammer Fantasy~~]]		[[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]]

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 02:54, 4 March 2022

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1d4chan>Nubnuber at 23:39, 28 November 2021

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1d4chan>SaltyMan at 18:08, 2 September 2021

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	[[File:Lamassu statue.jpg\|right\|300px]]		[[File:Lamassu statue.jpg\|right\|300px]]
	The '''Lamassu''' is an obscure monster from ancient Sumeria, also known as a '''Shedu'''. It appears as a winged bull or lion with the head of a human man and is regarded as a protector spirit, as well as being associated with a particular goddess. Its Sumerian origin is probably one of the reasons it's so obscure, as it doesn't originate from Greek/Roman, Egyptian, or [[H.P. Lovecraft\|Lovecraftian]] mythos.		The '''Lamassu''' is an obscure monster from ancient Sumeria, also known as a '''Shedu'''. It appears as a winged bull or lion with the head of a human man and is regarded as a protector spirit, as well as being associated with a particular goddess. Its Sumerian origin is probably one of the reasons it's so obscure, as it doesn't originate from Greek/Roman, Egyptian, or [[H.P. Lovecraft\|Lovecraftian]] mythos. Muslims adopted the critter as Buraq, the creature that carried Mohammad to Paradise for a one-on-one with God.

	==D&D==		==D&D==