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The following is a list of the less common dragons in the role playing game Dungeons & Dragons. The dragons listed here do not conform to the established prismatic classification of dragons.
Faerûnian dragons[]
Brown dragon[]
- Breath weapon: acid
- Terrain: Desert
- Alignment: Usually neutral evil
- Notes: flightless
- Appears in: Monsters of Faerûn
Deep dragon[]
- Breath weapon: Flesh-corrosive gas
- Terrain: Underground
- Alignment: Chaotic evil
- Notes:
- Appears in: Monsters of Faerûn and reprinted in Fane of the Drow
Fang dragon[]
- Breath weapon: None (has a constitution-draining bite)
- Terrain: Mountains
- Alignment: Always Chaotic neutral
- Notes:
- Appears in: Monsters of Faerûn
Rattelyr dragon[]
- Breath weapon: toxic spit & bite.
- Terrain: desert, the forest, grassy plains
- Alignment: lawful evil
- Notes: It looks like a cross between a rattlesnake, a sea tiger, and a green dragon.
- Appears in: Shining South
Shadow dragon[]
- Breath weapon: Energy-draining shadows
- Terrain: Underground
- Alignment: Always Chaotic evil
- Notes: Shadow dragons are the second most intelligent evil dragons.
- Appears in: Monsters of Faerûn and reprinted in the Draconomicon
Song dragon[]
- Breath weapon: Electrically-charged gas, Hypnotic music
- Terrain: Any land
- Alignment: Always either chaotic good or chaotic neutral
- Notes: Silver Blue with the shape of a copper Dragon
- Appears in: Monsters of Faerûn
Independent dragons[]
Incarnum dragon[]
- Breath weapon: Incarnum energy
- Terrain: Outer Planes
- Alignment: Lawful good, lawful evil, chaotic good or chaotic evil.
- Notes:
- Appears in: Magic of Incarnum
Sand dragon[]
- Breath weapon: Flaywind sand
- Terrain: Warm Deserts
- Alignment: Chaotic Neutral
- Notes:
- Appears in: Sandstorm
Sunwyrm dragon[]
- Breath weapon: Sun Blast
- Terrain: Air
- Alignment:
- Notes:
- Appears in: Fiend Folio
Epic dragons[]
Force dragon[]
- Breath weapon: Force
- Terrain: Any
- Alignment:
- Notes:
- Appears in: Epic Level Handbook
Prismatic dragon[]
- Breath weapon: Prismatic Spray
- Terrain: Any
- Alignment:
- Notes:
- Appears in: Epic Level Handbook
Arcane dragons[]
Hex dragon[]
- Breath weapon: Poison
- Terrain: Forest, marshes, underground
- Alignment: Neutral Evil
- Notes:
- Appears in: Dragon #343
Tome dragon[]
- Breath weapon: Elemental energy
- Terrain: Mountains
- Alignment: Lawful Neutral
- Notes:
- Appears in: Dragon #343
Ferrous Dragons[]
Chromium Dragon[]
- Breath weapon: Line of solid ice (cold damage) and cone of freezing crystals (Dexterity damage)
- Terrain: Subterranean or mountainous artic clims
- Alignment: Lawful Evil
- Notes:
- Appears in: Dragon #356
Cobalt Dragon[]
- Breath weapon: Line of pulsing magnetic energy (force damage plus Bull Rush check)
- Terrain: Deep dark forest or thick jungle
- Alignment: Lawful Evil
- Notes:
- Appears in: Dragon #356
Iron Dragon[]
- Breath weapon: Cone of superheated sparks (fire and electric damage) and cone of sleep gas
- Terrain: Hills and mountains containing iron ore
- Alignment: Lawful Neutral
- Notes:
- Appears in: Dragon #356
Nickel Dragon[]
- Breath weapon: Cone of corrosive gas (acid damage)
- Terrain: Swamp and marshland
- Alignment: Lawful Evil
- Notes:
- Appears in: Dragon #356
Tungsten Dragon[]
- Breath weapon: Cone of hot sand (fire and bludgeoning damage)
- Terrain: Arid deserts and steppes, dry plains in temperate or warmer regions
- Alignment: Lawful Good
- Notes:
- Appears in: Dragon #356