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	There's actually a family of leprechaun relatives, but these are obscure to all but the most dedicated scholars of European fairy-lore, outside of the ''clurichaun'' -- the leprechaun's tavern and winery-haunting drunkard cousin.		There's actually a family of leprechaun relatives, but these are obscure to all but the most dedicated scholars of European fairy-lore, outside of the ''clurichaun'' -- the leprechaun's tavern and winery-haunting drunkard cousin.

			==D&D==
	Leprechauns have, like most other European and Classic Mythology monsters, appeared in [[Dungeons & Dragons]].		Leprechauns have, like most other European and Classic Mythology monsters, appeared in [[Dungeons & Dragons]].

	The leprechaun was introduced to the game in The Strategic Review #3 (August 1975). The leprechaun appears in the first edition of Advanced Dungeons & Dragons in the original Monster Manual. The leprechaun appears in the Dungeons & Dragons supplement Tall Tales of the Wee Folk (1989) as a player character class. The leprechaun appeared in second edition of Advanced Dungeons & Dragons in the Monstrous Compendium Volume Two (1989), and reprinted in the Monstrous Manual (1993). Leprechaun variants the geancannac and the far darrig appeared in Dragon #158 (June 1990), and the clurichaun and the wicked leprechaun appeared in Dragon #239 (September 1997).		The leprechaun was introduced to the game in The Strategic Review #3 (August 1975). The leprechaun appears in the first edition of Advanced Dungeons & Dragons in the original Monster Manual. The leprechaun appears in the Dungeons & Dragons supplement Tall Tales of the Wee Folk (1989) as a player character class. The leprechaun appeared in second edition of Advanced Dungeons & Dragons in the Monstrous Compendium Volume Two (1989), and reprinted in the Monstrous Manual (1993). Leprechaun variants the geancannac and the far darrig appeared in Dragon #158 (June 1990), and the clurichaun and the wicked leprechaun appeared in Dragon #239 (September 1997).

	==~~Monstergirl Leprechauns==~~		===Gallery===
	~~{{monstergirls}}~~

	Like most of the [[fairy]] races out there, leprechauns have shown up as [[monstergirls]], altough just like their kinsfolk, they're considered very entry-level examples. Your typical leprechaun girl is a red-haired, pale-skinned but freckled [[shortstack]] with a penchant for wearing green, a thick Irish brogue in her accent, and a love of mischief, strong liquor, and sex. They may sometimes be portrayed as having a workaholic attitude, or at least believing in the philosophy of "work hard, play hard", but mostly they're just portrayed as party girls. They may have magical abilities relating to illusion or, more rarely, to shapeshifting, and producing illusory gold is a pretty iconic ability.

	If this sounds like basically an Irish theme park version of a monstergirl [[gnome]], then that would be because leprechauns were one of the many participants in the fairy-folk orgy that ultimately gave rise to the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] gnome that /tg/ knows and usually ignores today.

	==~~Gallery~~==
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	Leprechaun MM 2e.png\|Monstrous Manual 2e		Leprechaun MM 2e.png\|Monstrous Manual 2e
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			==Monstergirl Leprechauns==
			{{monstergirls}}

			Like most of the [[fairy]] races out there, leprechauns have shown up as [[monstergirls]], altough just like their kinsfolk, they're considered very entry-level examples. Your typical leprechaun girl is a red-haired, pale-skinned but freckled [[shortstack]] with a penchant for wearing green, a thick Irish brogue in her accent, and a love of mischief, strong liquor, and sex. They may sometimes be portrayed as having a workaholic attitude, or at least believing in the philosophy of "work hard, play hard", but mostly they're just portrayed as party girls. They may have magical abilities relating to illusion or, more rarely, to shapeshifting, and producing illusory gold is a pretty iconic ability.

			If this sounds like basically an Irish theme park version of a monstergirl [[gnome]], then that would be because leprechauns were one of the many participants in the fairy-folk orgy that ultimately gave rise to the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] gnome that /tg/ knows and usually ignores today.

	{{D&D1e-Races}}		{{D&D1e-Races}}
	[[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Pathfinder]]		[[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Pathfinder]]

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	~~File:~~Leprechaun 2e.~~gif~~\|Monstrous Manual 2e		Leprechaun MM 2e.png\|Monstrous Manual 2e
	~~File:~~Leprechaun Dragon 158.jpg\|Dragon #158		Leprechaun Dragon 158.jpg\|Dragon #158
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	~~File:~~Clurichaun Dragon 239.jpg\|Clurichaun		Clurichaun Dragon 239.jpg\|Clurichaun
	~~File:~~Wicked Leprechaun Dragon 239.jpg\|Wicked Leprechaun		Wicked Leprechaun Dragon 239.jpg\|Wicked Leprechaun
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	The '''leprechaun''' is the most famous mythical monster to come out of Ireland. A race of [[gnome\|short, magical little people]], leprechauns are most famous for their love of strong Irish liquors and their hoarding treasure in the form of pots filled with gold coins, which they defend with magical illusions and all manner of quick-witted trickery. Also, making shoes for some reason.		The '''leprechaun''' is the most famous mythical monster to come out of Ireland. A race of [[gnome\|short, magical little people]], leprechauns are most famous for their love of strong Irish liquors and their hoarding treasure in the form of pots filled with gold coins, which they defend with magical illusions and all manner of quick-witted trickery. Also, making shoes for some reason.
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	The leprechaun was introduced to the game in The Strategic Review #3 (August 1975). The leprechaun appears in the first edition of Advanced Dungeons & Dragons in the original Monster Manual. The leprechaun appears in the Dungeons & Dragons supplement Tall Tales of the Wee Folk (1989) as a player character class. The leprechaun appeared in second edition of Advanced Dungeons & Dragons in the Monstrous Compendium Volume Two (1989), and reprinted in the Monstrous Manual (1993). Leprechaun variants the geancannac and the far darrig appeared in Dragon #158 (June 1990), and the clurichaun and the wicked leprechaun appeared in Dragon #239 (September 1997).		The leprechaun was introduced to the game in The Strategic Review #3 (August 1975). The leprechaun appears in the first edition of Advanced Dungeons & Dragons in the original Monster Manual. The leprechaun appears in the Dungeons & Dragons supplement Tall Tales of the Wee Folk (1989) as a player character class. The leprechaun appeared in second edition of Advanced Dungeons & Dragons in the Monstrous Compendium Volume Two (1989), and reprinted in the Monstrous Manual (1993). Leprechaun variants the geancannac and the far darrig appeared in Dragon #158 (June 1990), and the clurichaun and the wicked leprechaun appeared in Dragon #239 (September 1997).

	~~{{D&D1e-Races}}~~

	==Monstergirl Leprechauns==		==Monstergirl Leprechauns==
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	If this sounds like basically an Irish theme park version of a monstergirl [[gnome]], then that would be because leprechauns were one of the many participants in the fairy-folk orgy that ultimately gave rise to the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] gnome that /tg/ knows and usually ignores today.		If this sounds like basically an Irish theme park version of a monstergirl [[gnome]], then that would be because leprechauns were one of the many participants in the fairy-folk orgy that ultimately gave rise to the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] gnome that /tg/ knows and usually ignores today.

			==Gallery==
			<gallery>
			File:Leprechaun 2e.gif\|Monstrous Manual 2e
			File:Leprechaun Dragon 158.png\|Dragon #158
			</gallery>

			{{D&D1e-Races}}
	[[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Pathfinder]]		[[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Pathfinder]]

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	The '''leprechaun''' is the most famous mythical monster to come out of Ireland. A race of [[gnome\|short, magical little people]], leprechauns are most famous for their love of strong Irish liquors and their hoarding treasure in the form of pots filled with gold coins, which they defend with magical illusions and all manner of quick-witted trickery. Also, making shoes for some reason~~. Black people believe they exist in the modern age~~.		The '''leprechaun''' is the most famous mythical monster to come out of Ireland. A race of [[gnome\|short, magical little people]], leprechauns are most famous for their love of strong Irish liquors and their hoarding treasure in the form of pots filled with gold coins, which they defend with magical illusions and all manner of quick-witted trickery. Also, making shoes for some reason.

	There's actually a family of leprechaun relatives, but these are obscure to all but the most dedicated scholars of European fairy-lore, outside of the ''clurichaun'' -- the leprechaun's tavern and winery-haunting drunkard cousin.		There's actually a family of leprechaun relatives, but these are obscure to all but the most dedicated scholars of European fairy-lore, outside of the ''clurichaun'' -- the leprechaun's tavern and winery-haunting drunkard cousin.

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	===Gallery===		===Gallery===
	<gallery>		<gallery>
			Leprechaun TTotWF.jpg\|PC1: Tall Tales of the Wee Folk
			Leprechaun MCV2.jpg\|Monstrous Compendium vol. 2
	Leprechaun MM 2e.png\|Monstrous Manual 2e		Leprechaun MM 2e.png\|Monstrous Manual 2e
	~~Leprechaun Dragon 158.jpg\|Dragon #158~~
	~~Leprechaun TTotWF.jpg\|PC1: Tall Tales of the Wee Folk~~
	Clurichaun Dragon 239.jpg\|Clurichaun		Clurichaun Dragon 239.jpg\|Clurichaun
	Wicked Leprechaun Dragon 239.jpg\|Wicked Leprechaun		Wicked Leprechaun Dragon 239.jpg\|Wicked Leprechaun