The dragon is once again called “massive”, but also shows intelligence, systematically targeting houses.Īs he crested the rolling foothills above Sinelle and looked down upon the beleaguered town, he saw the massive Dragon wheeling and roaring above the market square and systematically spewing great torrents of flame onto building after building. He’s also capable of swallowing a horse whole, which means that he has to be larger than dragons like Alduin from Elder Scrolls, Drogon from Game of Thrones, and likely also Smaug from the Hobbit movies.Īlthough the dreaded beast was the size of Sinelle Keep and capable of swallowing whole horses without chewing White Dwarf issue 289
Note that keeps are the massive main buildings within castles, and are both much broader and taller than any houses or towers. Smearghus was bigger than an entire keep. Much of Gilles' fiefdom of Bastonne was in flames due to the Dragon's rapacious appetite for death and terror. In the year 952 IC, the embattled Bretonni were further troubled by the great red Wyrm, Smearghus White Dwarf issue 289īastonne, one of the larger regions of Bretonnia, which even then would have numerable knights and peasant soldiers, was unable to stop Smearghus and was set ablaze by him. If someone has the issue and could provide the actual scans, I would be very grateful) (quick note, everything sourced to White Dwarf issue 289 is from second-hand sources as I do not have the issue at hand, but I have checked it across numerous sources and the quotes all appear completely legitimate. This dragon is the first great deed of Gilles le Breton, founder of Bretonnia, and the first grail knight of all time. SmearghusĪnd which dragon is better to start with than the one that fight their archtypical enemy medieval knights. Octo11 Comments “It does not do to leave a live dragon out of your calculations, if you live near him,” - J.R.R TolkienĮvery good story needs a dragon, and luckily for us Warhammer Fantasy has plenty, so I wanted to make an RT of some of the great ones, showing how arguably the greatest and most popular fantastical creature fares in Warhammer. Great Dragons of Warhammer Fantasy Respect Thread
0 kommentar(er)
