Dragons in the Dungeons of D&D


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The Red Hand of Doom includes climactic dragon encounters at the end of each of its story arcs, and at the entrance to the final dungeon, but I don't think any of those actually occur inside dungeons, so you may be able to disregard this one for your purposes.
 

Ad&d 1st Edition

R1 Aid to Falx Tournament Module
Falx Templamut - Silver Dragon
Big Alice - Silver Dragon
Sillitellimut - Silver Dragon

R4 Doc's Island
Unnamed - Green Dragon

RPGA3 The Forgotten King
Unnamed - Black Dragon

UK4 When a Star Falls
Grisdelfawr - Red Dragon
Pyrofenix - Red Dragon
 


A few more...

C9 Castle Caldwell A black dragon in the final dungeon
X1 There is a green dragon and a sea dragon on or around the isle of dread
X5 There is a red dragon in the Great Pass (X4 has a black dragon as a wondering monster as well)
X7 THere's a Dragon Turtle, if that counts
DA 3 features a locale called Dragon Hills that has loads of dragons as wandering monsters but no set encounters.
I1 has an Oriental Pan Lung dragon
I2 has a black dragon named Aulicus
I7 had another Oriental dragon
I8 had two black dragons named Slufgor and Garfolg
I11 'Needle' features an illusion of Tiamat
 


Stormonu said:
DL3 - Dragons of Hope; Blaize, brass dragon; unnamed shadow dragon
DL9 - Dragons of Deceit; various unnamed blue dragons

The shadow dragon does have a name--Whisper. And I believe DL9 also includes Cymbol the copper and Harkiel the Bender, a red.

Ravenloft--At least the ones I remember

RQ3 From the Shadows, Ravenloft Gazetteer II: Ebb, shadow dragon, mount for Azalin. (Gazetteer II introduces the possibility of a second, Gloom, as Ebb's mate and an Expy of Dragonlance's Whisper. :) )
The Forgotten Terror, nameless 1000-ft. red dragon (it's not a 'real' dragon, but a mental construct from the darklord's childhood fears)
 



We haven't even touched Dungeon magazine; I know there are scads scattered throughout there (The 1st mag had a Red Dragon named Flame, as I recall, who returned for another adventure sometime later in the magazine series - #32?).

Dragon magazine also had Ed Greenwood's dragon series, but I don't recall if those were just the stat-up of dragons (Wyrms of the North was the series, if memory serves right), or if they included any actual adventures.
 

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