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'''Shazak''' is the tribal/cultural name of the [[lizardfolk]] species indigenous to [[Mystara]] in the realm 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 | '''Shazak''' is the tribal/cultural name of the [[lizardfolk]] species indigenous to [[Mystara]] in the realm 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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Revision as of 01:40, 15 July 2017
Shazak is the tribal/cultural name of the lizardfolk species indigenous to Mystara in the realm 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.