[ SECRET POST #6331 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6331 ⌋

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Comments

[feotakahari]

Were lizardmen ever popular in English-language fantasy novels, though? I think of them as more of a video game phenomenon.

[(Anonymous)]

They were big in the sword and sorcery/Conan the Barbarian corner of fandom. Less so in the High Fantasy Tolkienistic section. But they were always kinda there, somwhere.

[(Anonymous)]

I tend to read indie instead of trad but yeah, they were very popular in my little corner of sword and sorcery fantasy until about two years ago.

[(Anonymous)]

Even Terry Pratchett called out this trend in his book The Last Hero with the characters explicitly asking what happened to all the lizard-men in the text.

[(Anonymous)]

Dragonlance had a ton of them as a major plot point, they were always around in the Conan/Red Sonja stuff too.

[feotakahari]

Huh. I thought of the ones in Dragonlance as more like dragon-people, but I guess they were mutated enough that they weren't really dragons anymore.