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1d4chan>QuietBrowser: Added a brief bit on the Pathfinder Nagas. This section could really use expanding.

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Added a brief bit on the Pathfinder Nagas. This section could really use expanding.

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	[[Al-Qadim]] has its own version of naga called Serpent Lords.		[[Al-Qadim]] has its own version of naga called Serpent Lords.

	The Naga as a race (where not demoniacs) ~~got~~ a matron goddess, [[Shekinester]]. Very little information on her exists.		The Naga as a race (where not demoniacs) revere a matron goddess, [[Shekinester]]. Very little information on her exists.

	In 3e, the [[Epic Level Handbook]] proposed the Ha-Naga for their [[Epic Levels]]. No, we barely knew about them either.		In 3e, the [[Epic Level Handbook]] proposed the Ha-Naga for their [[Epic Levels]]. No, we barely knew about them either.

			In [[Pathfinder]], nagas are considered a type of [[aberration]], and are found across the many [[Monster Manual]]s of the [[Pathfinder Roleplaying System]]. Being a D&D rip-off, of course the traditional quarter of Dark, Guardian, Spirit and Water Nagas are all represented, with Dark, Guardian and Spirit Nagas in the original Bestiary and Water Nagas waiting until the 3rd Bestiary, where they were joined by the newcomers Royal Naga (five-headed shapechangers with five separate humanoid forms) and Lunar Naga (weak but beautiful astronomers and astrologers). The Occult Bestiary introduced the Dream Naga (denizens of the [[Plane of Dreams\|Dimension of Dreams]]), whilst [[Adventure Path]]s introduced two more; the sewer-dwelling, [[slime]]-commanding Slime Nagas in the Hell's Rebels path (Part #4: A Song of Silver) and Huge-sized, subterranean Deep Nagas in the Ironfang Invasion path (Part #4: Siege of Stone). Golarion once had an empire of nagas in the not!India land of Vudra, but it was toppelled with incredible speed so that even the nagas aren't sure what happened. Their fortunes are on the rise in the not!Japan realm of Tian Xia, where they have founded a new nation called Nagajor, ruling over human/naga hybrids called the [[Nagaji]].

			Ironfang Invasion: Siege of Stone also features an Ecology of the Naga, which provides one of the most in-depth looks of nagas in any D&D setting, never mind [[Golarion]]. Whilst some elements are, of course, specific to Golarion, others could easily be plucked for other settings, such as the naga's hedonism and their dining habits. And yes, [[Paizo]] went so far as to add [[/d/\|vore]] to it, the sick bastards.

	===PC Stats===		===PC Stats===

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	Rokugan's nagas have appeared as a PC race in both the [[Legend of the Five Rings]] RPG and in the Rokugan Campaign Setting for [[Dungeons & Dragons]] 3rd edition.		Rokugan's nagas have appeared as a PC race in both the [[Legend of the Five Rings]] RPG and in the Rokugan Campaign Setting for [[Dungeons & Dragons]] 3rd edition.
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	~~'''Rokugani Naga D20 PC Stats:'''~~		<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
	::+2 Constitution, +2 Wisdom, -2 Charisma		::+2 Constitution, +2 Wisdom, -2 Charisma
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	::+4 skill points at 1st level		::+4 skill points at 1st level
	::[[Favored Class]]: [[Courtier]]		::[[Favored Class]]: [[Courtier]]
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	The nagas of [[Amonkhet]], a race of cobra-headed [[serpentfolk]], were made into a playable race for [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]] in the online web-enhancement "Plane Shift: [[Amonkhet]]". ~~There, they had~~ the ~~following traits:~~		The nagas of [[Amonkhet]], a race of cobra-headed [[serpentfolk]], were made into a playable race for [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]] in the online web-enhancement "Plane Shift: [[Amonkhet]]".
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	:: +2 Constitutioon, +1 Intelligence		:: +2 Constitutioon, +1 Intelligence
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	::Poison Affinity: You have Proficiency with the Poisoner's Kit		::Poison Affinity: You have Proficiency with the Poisoner's Kit
	::Natural Weapon: As an Unarmed Strike, you can choose to either Bite or Constrict. A Bite attack inflicts 1d4 + Str modifier Piercing damage and forces the victim to succeed on a Constitution save (DC 8 + Naga's Con modifier + Naga's Proficiency bonus) or else take 1d4 Poison Damage. A Constrict attack 1d6 + Str modifier Bludgeoning damage and automatically grapples the victim. Until you either let them go or they escape by succeeding on a Strength check (DC 8 + Naga's Str modifier + Naga's Proficiency bonus), the victim is Restrained and you can't make another Constrict attack.		::Natural Weapon: As an Unarmed Strike, you can choose to either Bite or Constrict. A Bite attack inflicts 1d4 + Str modifier Piercing damage and forces the victim to succeed on a Constitution save (DC 8 + Naga's Con modifier + Naga's Proficiency bonus) or else take 1d4 Poison Damage. A Constrict attack 1d6 + Str modifier Bludgeoning damage and automatically grapples the victim. Until you either let them go or they escape by succeeding on a Strength check (DC 8 + Naga's Str modifier + Naga's Proficiency bonus), the victim is Restrained and you can't make another Constrict attack.
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	===Gallery===		===Gallery===

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	The Dark Naga came out in the [[Creature Catalog]] 1984. Second Edition put 'em as "Naga, Dark" in a whole separate "Monstrous Manual" entry much as they'd sequestered the [[Jermlaine]] from other [[gremlin]]s. Why? Ask [[Lorraine Williams\|Lorraine]]. Anyway they're ''Lawful'' Evil and 12' long, and do magic.		The Dark Naga came out in the [[Creature Catalog]] 1984. Second Edition put 'em as "Naga, Dark" in a whole separate "Monstrous Manual" entry much as they'd sequestered the [[Jermlaine]] from other [[gremlin]]s. Why? Ask [[Lorraine Williams\|Lorraine]]. Anyway they're ''Lawful'' Evil and 12' long, and do magic.

			[[Al-Qadim]] has its own version of naga called Serpent Lords.

	The Naga as a race (where not demoniacs) got a matron goddess, [[Shekinester]]. Very little information on her exists.		The Naga as a race (where not demoniacs) got a matron goddess, [[Shekinester]]. Very little information on her exists.

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	dark naga Dragon Annual 1.png		dark naga Dragon Annual 1.png
			spirit naga RM3.jpg\|2e Spirit Naga
	Spirit naga 3e.jpg\|3e Spirit Naga		Spirit naga 3e.jpg\|3e Spirit Naga
	Banelar Dragon 197.png\|2e Banelar		Banelar Dragon 197.png\|2e Banelar

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	[[File:Naga mythology.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Traditional Nagas]]		[[File:Naga mythology.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Traditional Nagas]]

	The '''Naga''' is a creature from Hindu mythology that combines human and [[snek]] in its appearance. Nagas are divine serpents, portrayed as capable of shapeshifting between purely human, purely serpentine, and half-way forms; Most traditional mythological depictions of them are either [[lamia]]s with multiple cobra heads sprouting from their back, or giant, [[hydra\|sometimes multiheaded]], snakes with stylized crowns and rhinoceros horns.		The '''Naga''' is a creature from Hindu mythology that combines human and [[snek]] in its appearance. Nagas are divine serpents, portrayed as capable of shapeshifting between purely human, purely serpentine, and half-way forms. Most traditional mythological depictions of them are either [[lamia]]s with multiple cobra heads sprouting from their back, or giant, [[hydra\|sometimes multiheaded]], snakes with stylized crowns and rhinoceros horns.

1d4chan>FlintTD: /* /d/egeneracy */ Major rephrasing and edit.

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	Yeah, you knew ''this'' was coming.		Yeah, you knew ''this'' was coming.

	In more [[monstergirl]]/[[furry]] communities, nagas are ~~basically~~ lamias (humanoid upper torso, giant snake's body from the wast down), but ~~with scaly skin~~ on ~~their upper torso as well~~ (~~normal lamias, like your typical~~ [[~~merfolk~~]], ~~are depicted with human skin giving way~~ to ~~scales)~~. ~~Sometimes~~, ~~they~~ may go so far as to have anthropomorphic ~~snake~~'s heads atop their human-like shoulders, but this is most common amongst furry artists.		In more [[monstergirl]]/[[furry]] communities, nagas are lamias (humanoid upper torso, giant snake's body from the wast down). The word "Naga" and the word "Lamia" mean the same thing, but English-speaking monster-fuckers settled on Naga and Japanese-speaking monster-fuckers settled on Lamia.

			Now that the two worlds have collided (thanks [[Monster Musume]]), monsters referred to as Nagas ''tend'' to retain more monstrous features. Some may have scaly skin on their upper torso, or multiple pairs of arms. Some designs may go so far as to have anthropomorphic snakes' heads atop their human-like shoulders (but this is most common amongst furry artists).

			Finally, a naga may be depicted as having an "armless" humanoid upper torso (with said torso potentially being a scaly-skinned humanoid and/or snake-morph upper torso). This trait is rarely-if-ever seen art depicting "lamias". What this basically amounts to is the "human-headed snake" naga design noted above, but with boobs. This depiction is pretty much only seen in monstergirl porn - it allows one to mix "monstergirl" with "amputee" fetishism (yes, that's a thing).


	Finally, a naga may be described as having an "armless" humanoid upper torso (with said torso potentially overlapping with the aforementioned "scaly-skinned humanoid and/or snake-morph upper torso" depiction). What this basically amounts to is the "human-headed snake" naga, but with boobs, so it's pretty much only seen in monstergirl porn - it allows one to mix "monstergirl" with "amputee" fetishism (yes, that's a thing).
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	Spirit naga 3e.jpg\|3e Spirit Naga		Spirit naga 3e.jpg\|3e Spirit Naga
	Banelar ~~MCAV1~~.~~jpg~~\|2e Banelar		Banelar Dragon 197.png\|2e Banelar
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	Banelar MoF.jpg\|3e Banelar		Banelar MoF.jpg\|3e Banelar
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	[[Category: Legend of the Five Rings]] [[Category:Magic: The Gathering]][[Category:Monsters]]		[[Category: Legend of the Five Rings]] [[Category:Magic: The Gathering]][[Category:Monsters]]
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