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	::Favored Class: [[Wizard]]		::Favored Class: [[Wizard]]
	::Level Adjustment: +2		::Level Adjustment: +2

			==Meta==
			* The Complete Book of Humanoids pgs. 55-58
			* Monstrous Compendium - Annual Volume 3 pgs. 90-92
			* [[Dragon Magazine]] #292 pgs. 36-43
			* [https://web.archive.org/web/20151002092244/http://archive.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/frx/20030528a Lords of the Lost Vale]
			* [https://web.archive.org/web/20160123060518/http://archive.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/we/20040717a Serpent Kingdoms Saurials: More Lizardkin]
			* Jungles of Chult pg. 34
			* [http://identicalsoftware.com/rpg/dnd/living_jungle/ RPGA Living Jungle] Campaign Book, Courage of a Coward, and Inhabitants of the Jungle. (RPGA calls them lacerials due to copyright and stuff.)

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
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			Saurial Book of Lairs.png
	saurial bladeback MCAV3.jpg		saurial bladeback MCAV3.jpg
	saurial finhead MCAV3.jpg		saurial finhead MCAV3.jpg

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	They are notable as one of the very few demihuman races, alongside the [[Lupin]] and [[Rakasta]] who could actually be [[Paladin]]s in AD&D - in fact, one of the warrior [[kits]] in the Complete Book of Humanoids was the Saurial Paladin, to account for this. Of course, as with a lot of AD&D stuff, it was basically shoehorning the plot of the novels into game-crunch; intended to make the character "Dragonbait/Finder" game-viable, it was restricted to the Finheads alone.		They are notable as one of the very few demihuman races, alongside the [[Lupin]] and [[Rakasta]] who could actually be [[Paladin]]s in AD&D - in fact, one of the warrior [[kits]] in the Complete Book of Humanoids was the Saurial Paladin, to account for this. Of course, as with a lot of AD&D stuff, it was basically shoehorning the plot of the novels into game-crunch; intended to make the character "Dragonbait/Finder" game-viable, it was restricted to the Finheads alone.

	3.5 stats for the Saurials appeared in a web enhancement for [[Serpent Kingdoms]], a [[Yuan-ti]], [[Naga]] and [[Lizardfolk]]-related sourcebook for [[Forgotten Realms]] hosted on WoTC's old website. Now, you could go and track that down, relying upon their somewhat glitchy archives, but luckily for you, /tg/ is awesome and believes in sharing that kind of obscure and hard-to-find data.

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	==3.5 Saurial Stats==		==3.5 Saurial Stats==
			3.5 stats for the Saurials appeared in a web enhancement for [[Serpent Kingdoms]], a [[Yuan-ti]], [[Naga]] and [[Lizardfolk]]-related sourcebook for [[Forgotten Realms]] hosted on WoTC's old website. Now, you could go and track that down, relying upon their somewhat glitchy archives, but luckily for you, /tg/ is awesome and believes in sharing that kind of obscure and hard-to-find data.

	The following traits are '''universal'''; all breeds of Saurial have these traits in common.		The following traits are '''universal'''; all breeds of Saurial have these traits in common.
	::Cold Torpor (Ex): -5 penalty on Fort saves to avoid nonlethal damage from cold environments, double nonlethal damage caused by cold evironments.		::Cold Torpor (Ex): -5 penalty on Fort saves to avoid nonlethal damage from cold environments, double nonlethal damage caused by cold evironments.
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	::Favored Class: [[Wizard]]		::Favored Class: [[Wizard]]
	::Level Adjustment: +2		::Level Adjustment: +2

			==Gallery==
			<gallery>
			saurial bladeback MCAV3.jpg
			saurial finhead MCAV3.jpg
			saurial flyer MCAV3.jpg
			saurial hornhead MCAV3.jpg
			</gallery>

	{{D&D2e-Races}}		{{D&D2e-Races}}

	[[Category:Forgotten Realms]] [[Category:Furry]]		[[Category:Forgotten Realms]] [[Category:Furry]]

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	[[File:Saurials.jpg\|thumb\|Right ~~to Left~~: Bladeback, Flyer, Hornhead and Finhead]]		[[File:Saurials.jpg\|thumb\|Left to Right: Bladeback, Flyer, Hornhead and Finhead]]
	The '''Saurials''' are a race of humanoid [[dinosaur]]s from [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Although published with statistics in the [[Forgotten Realms]] setting, their game-lore actually depicts them as hailing from another world entirely, as they had been brought to Toril by the malevolent deity [[Moander]] to serve as its slaves. This ploy was foiled, and the surviving Saurials have attempted to make a new home for themselves in the Lost Vale, where they were initially held prisoner.		The '''Saurials''' are a race of humanoid [[dinosaur]]s from [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Although published with statistics in the [[Forgotten Realms]] setting, their game-lore actually depicts them as hailing from another world entirely, as they had been brought to Toril by the malevolent deity [[Moander]] to serve as its slaves. This ploy was foiled, and the surviving Saurials have attempted to make a new home for themselves in the Lost Vale, where they were initially held prisoner.

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	[[File:Saurials.jpg\|thumb]]		[[File:Saurials.jpg\|thumb\|Right to Left: Bladeback, Flyer, Hornhead and Finhead]]
	The '''Saurials''' are a race of humanoid [[dinosaur]]s from [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Although published with statistics in the [[Forgotten Realms]] setting, their game-lore actually depicts them as hailing from another world entirely, as they had been brought to Toril by the malevolent deity [[Moander]] to serve as its slaves. This ploy was foiled, and the surviving Saurials have attempted to make a new home for themselves in the Lost Vale, where they were initially held prisoner.		The '''Saurials''' are a race of humanoid [[dinosaur]]s from [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Although published with statistics in the [[Forgotten Realms]] setting, their game-lore actually depicts them as hailing from another world entirely, as they had been brought to Toril by the malevolent deity [[Moander]] to serve as its slaves. This ploy was foiled, and the surviving Saurials have attempted to make a new home for themselves in the Lost Vale, where they were initially held prisoner.

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			[[File:Saurials.jpg\|thumb]]
	The '''Saurials''' are a race of humanoid [[dinosaur]]s from [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Although published with statistics in the [[Forgotten Realms]] setting, their game-lore actually depicts them as hailing from another world entirely, as they had been brought to Toril by the malevolent deity [[Moander]] to serve as its slaves. This ploy was foiled, and the surviving Saurials have attempted to make a new home for themselves in the Lost Vale, where they were initially held prisoner.		The '''Saurials''' are a race of humanoid [[dinosaur]]s from [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Although published with statistics in the [[Forgotten Realms]] setting, their game-lore actually depicts them as hailing from another world entirely, as they had been brought to Toril by the malevolent deity [[Moander]] to serve as its slaves. This ploy was foiled, and the surviving Saurials have attempted to make a new home for themselves in the Lost Vale, where they were initially held prisoner.

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	[[Category:Forgotten Realms]]		[[Category:Forgotten Realms]] [[Category:Furry]]

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	They are notable as one of the very few demihuman races, alongside the [[Lupin]] and [[Rakasta]] who could actually be [[Paladin]]s in AD&D - in fact, one of the warrior [[kits]] in the Complete Book of Humanoids was the Saurial Paladin, to account for this. Of course, as with a lot of AD&D stuff, it was basically shoehorning the plot of the novels into game-crunch; intended to make the character "Dragonbait/Finder" game-viable, it was restricted to the Finheads alone.		They are notable as one of the very few demihuman races, alongside the [[Lupin]] and [[Rakasta]] who could actually be [[Paladin]]s in AD&D - in fact, one of the warrior [[kits]] in the Complete Book of Humanoids was the Saurial Paladin, to account for this. Of course, as with a lot of AD&D stuff, it was basically shoehorning the plot of the novels into game-crunch; intended to make the character "Dragonbait/Finder" game-viable, it was restricted to the Finheads alone.

	3.5 stats for the Saurials appeared in a web enhancement for ''Serpent Kingdoms'', a [[Yuan-ti]], [[Naga]] and [[Lizardfolk]]-related sourcebook for [[Forgotten Realms]] hosted on WoTC's old website. Now, you could go and track that down, relying upon their somewhat glitchy archives, but luckily for you, /tg/ is awesome and believes in sharing that kind of obscure and hard-to-find data.		3.5 stats for the Saurials appeared in a web enhancement for [[Serpent Kingdoms]], a [[Yuan-ti]], [[Naga]] and [[Lizardfolk]]-related sourcebook for [[Forgotten Realms]] hosted on WoTC's old website. Now, you could go and track that down, relying upon their somewhat glitchy archives, but luckily for you, /tg/ is awesome and believes in sharing that kind of obscure and hard-to-find data.

	==Language of Smell==		==Language of Smell==