Editing Drakon

{{Fortress heroes}}{{Hero
 | town       = Fortress
 | class      = Beastmaster
 | gender     = Male
 | race       = [[Gnoll]]
 | biography  = Drakon was the greatest warrior in his village, and later the region, before choosing to serve [[King Tralossk]].  His charismatic demeanor (at least with other [[Gnoll]]s) has troops volunteering to join his armies in droves.
 | specialty  = Gnolls
 | s_text     = Increases the [[speed]] of any [[Gnoll and gnoll marauder|Gnolls or Gnoll Marauders]] by 1 and their [[Attack]] and [[Defense]] skills for each level attained after 1st level.
 | skill_1    = Basic Armorer
 | skill_2    = Basic Leadership
 | troop_1    = Gnoll
 | troop_2    = Gnoll
 | troop_3    = Gnoll
 | nmb_1      = 10–20
 | nmb_2      = 10–20
 | nmb_3      = 10–20
 | hota_nmb_1 = 15-25
 | hota_nmb_2 = 15-25
 | hota_nmb_3 = 15-25
 | nospell    =
 | nowar      =
 | s_hota_mp  =
 | s_hota2_mp = 1630
}} 
{{About|Not to be confused with {{H2|Dracon|Wizard}}.}}

== Story ==
{{PAGENAME}} does not appear in the story text of any campaign levels.

== Appearances ==
;[[Playing with Fire]]
:[[Burning of Tatalia]] in a [[prison]] (with a [[Drakon (Burning of Tatalia)|different profile]]).
;[[Birth of a Barbarian]]
:[[A Tough Start]] in a [[prison]].
;[[Terror of the Seas]]
:[[Evenmorn]] as an enemy.

== Trivia ==
In the {{ab}} campaign [[Playing with Fire]], Drakon uses an alternate profile: [[Drakon (Burning of Tatalia)]]. His portrait is changed to that of [[Alamar]], but his race remains gnoll, not human.

== Specialty ==
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| hero = Drakon
| cr   = Gnoll
| ucr  = Gnoll Marauder
| batt = 3
| bdef = 5
| ubatt= 4
| ubdef= 6
| 1lvl=
| herospec=
}}
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{{hcs_table(x2)_row|5	|1	|2	|1	|2	|45	|7	|12	|9	|14	|a=1	|c=1	|d=1	|e=1	|g=1	|h=1}}
{{hcs_table(x2)_row|6	|1	|2	|2	|2	|46	|7	|12	|10	|14	|a=1	|b=1	|d=1	|e=1	|f=1	|h=1}}
{{hcs_table(x2)_row|7	|2	|2	|2	|3	|47	|8	|12	|10	|15	|b=1	|c=1	|f=1	|g=1}}
{{hcs_table(x2)_row|9	|2	|3	|2	|3	|48	|8	|13	|10	|15	|a=1	|c=1	|d=1	|e=1	|g=1	|h=1}}
{{hcs_table(x2)_row|11	|2	|3	|3	|4	|51	|8	|13	|11	|16	|a=1	|b=1	|e=1	|f=1}}
{{hcs_table(x2)_row|12	|2	|4	|3	|4	|53	|8	|14	|11	|16	|a=1	|c=1	|d=1	|e=1	|g=1	|h=1}}
{{hcs_table(x2)_row|14	|3	|4	|3	|5	|54	|9	|14	|11	|17	|b=1	|c=1	|f=1	|g=1}}
{{hcs_table(x2)_row|16	|3	|4	|4	|5	|56	|9	|15	|12	|17	|a=1	|b=1	|d=1	|e=1	|h=1}}
{{hcs_table(x2)_row|17	|3	|5	|4	|6	|57	|9	|15	|12	|18	|a=1	|c=1	|e=1	|f=1	|g=1}}
{{hcs_table(x2)_row|21	|4	|6	|5	|7	|61	|10	|16	|13	|19}}
{{hcs_table(x2)_row|24	|4	|7	|5	|8	|64	|10	|16	|13	|20	|a=1	|c=1	|e=1	|f=1	|g=1}}
{{hcs_table(x2)_row|26	|4	|7	|6	|8	|65	|10	|17	|13	|20	|a=1	|b=1	|d=1	|e=1	|g=1	|h=1}}
{{hcs_table(x2)_row|27	|5	|7	|6	|9	|66	|10	|17	|14	|20	|b=1	|c=1	|e=1	|f=1	|h=1}}
{{hcs_table(x2)_row|28	|5	|8	|6	|9	|67	|11	|17	|14	|21	|a=1	|c=1	|d=1	|f=1	|g=1}}
{{hcs_table(x2)_row|31	|5	|8	|7	|9	|69	|11	|18	|14	|21	|a=1	|b=1	|d=1	|e=1	|g=1	|h=1}}
{{hcs_table(x2)_row|32	|5	|8	|7	|10	|71	|11	|18	|15	|22	|a=1	|b=1	|c=1	|e=1	|f=1}}
{{hcs_table(x2)_row|33	|5	|9	|7	|10	|73	|11	|19	|15	|23	|a=1	|c=1	|d=1	|e=1	|g=1}}
{{hcs_table(x2)_row|34	|6	|9	|7	|11	|74	|12	|19	|15	|23	|b=1	|c=1	|f=1	|g=1	|h=1}}
{{hcs_table(x2)_row|36	|6	|9	|8	|11	|75/88	|14	|22	|18	|27	|a=1	|b=1	|d=1}}
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{{user commentary|
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In the currently known Russian localizations<!--as assumed from online sources, this page being the first of them-->, Drakon and [[Dracon]] have the same name spelling (Дракон, ''Drakon'', which also exactly matches the capitalized spelling of the Rissian word for a [[dragon]]), since letters C and K are transliterated in the same way, namely as К (e.g. [[Korbac]] is "Корбак", ''Korbak'', in Russian), and because the translators didn't bother to prevent the multi-level confusion (e.g., by doubling the crucial letter in one of the names and perhaps a different letter in the other), as a professional (paid) translate team should be supposed to do.

(Interestingly, [[Mutare Drake]] is known in Russian by a freestyle phonetical transcription of her name, as ''Мутаре Дрэйк,'' which, while maneuvers away from more unwelcome matches, in the same time makes the name less meaningful for a Russian localization adept, rather bringing to mind references to famous people with Drake being their last name than anything drake-ish.)
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