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| Bryarr10-31-03, 05:08 AM | Subject line says it all. If you can, please cite the book that he/she is located in. Thanks, Bry |
| Dargoth10-31-03, 05:21 AM | off the top of my head I couldnt tell I suggest you check out the 2ed Cult of the Dragon or Draconomicon. You may also want to check out the Wyrms of the North articles on thw WOTC site |
| Mirtek10-31-03, 06:20 AM | There's, Icehauptannarthanyx, a 1,270-year-old ancient white wyrm, who's living in the high reaches of Mount Speartop in the Cloud Peaks, chain of mountains at Amn's northern border. (See Lands of Intrigue |
| ericlboyd10-31-03, 10:32 AM | Of the ones we know about: Arauthator is only "old". (See http://www.wizards.com/dnd/article.asp?x=fr/fx20011121wn) Arveiaturace is "ancient". (See http://www.wizards.com/dnd/article.asp?x=fr/fx20011205wn) So either Icehauptannarthanyx (mentioned by previous poster) or Arceiaturace. --Eric |
| Leoric Lion Heart11-01-03, 12:35 AM | In one of the dragon magazines or dungeon forgot which 1 contains the quests not the errata and info about updates and feats etc. There is a great white wyrm. Assesawol or however its spelt. Dungeon and dragon magazine material is considered legit by wizards, so I guess he's the oldest I know of. He resided somewhere in the north, forgot what area. |
| Conan11-02-03, 05:29 AM | Assesawol? :OMG! They'd better return to base before the Sarge finds out. :devil: Hehe... must be sailors. :smirk: Sorry couldn't resist that one. |