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Dinosaur (Dungeons & Dragons) : ウィキペディア英語版
Dinosaur (Dungeons & Dragons)

In numerous campaign settings of the ''Dungeons & Dragons'' (''D&D'') fantasy role-playing game, dinosaurs, based upon the actual-life extinct reptiles of prehistoric ages, are present. Some of the dinosaurs used in ''D&D'', such as ''Triceratops'', ''Tyrannosaurus rex'', and ''Ankylosaurus'', are real ones which used to exist on earth. Others, such as the Bloodstriker, Fleshraker and Swindlespitter from the Monster Manual III, though labeled as dinosaurs, are made up, and as such are likely better regarded as monsters. Most D&D settings have a location where dinosaurs are known to dwell, and seeing as they coexist with intelligent races, they are sometimes depicted as tamed, with armored T. rexes being used in battle and Velociraptors used as mounts.
==Publication history==
Dinosaurs have existed in each edition of the ''Monster Manual'', and have played a significant role in ''D&D'' since nearly the very beginning. In 1981, dinosaurs were a major antagonist in the module ''The Isle of Dread'' (which was exceptionally widely distributed as it was included with the ''Dungeons & Dragons Expert Set''). Also in ''The Bane of Llywelyn'', an early first edition ''D&D'''s module featured amazons on Pterosaur-like dinosaurs.
In 1990, the ''Hollow World Campaign Set'' for the Hollow World campaign setting was introduced. It "... takes all the best elements of the fantastic adventure fiction of the '30s and '40s (dinosaurs, savage men, lost empires) and marries them to the tropes of ''D&D'' (elves, dwarves, Vance-style magic)".
Dinosaurs continue to play a major role in a number of more recent published adventures and campaign settings. In the 2002 Eberron campaign setting, dinosaurs play a major role, and are the primary food source, work animal and mount of the Talenta Halflings. In 2006, the first part of the Savage Tide Adventure Path was published. These adventures return to the "dinosaur-ridden" Isle of Dread.
In the fourth edition of ''D&D'', dinosaurs are referred to as behemoths and given alternate names.

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