A Ray Bradbury story titled after one of these creatures reveals that it's just a steam engine.
A Ray Bradbury story titled after one of these creatures reveals that it's just a steam engine. A monk plays a joke by erecting a sign saying one of these creatures will appear in a story titled after one of these creatures and "A Potter's Tale" that was written by Akutagawa. The Lair of a (*) "White" one of these creatures is described in a Bram Stoker book, and the third act of Beowulf depicts his ultimate death while battling one. The discovery of the Arkenstone follows an encounter with one in the Lonely Mountain by Bilbo Baggins in The Hobbit. For 10 points, name these fictitious creatures exemplified by Smaug, who just love to hoard treasure.
A Ray Bradbury story titled after one of these creatures reveals that it's just a steam engine.
dragons (prompt on things like reptiles or serpents or worms or wyverns, but outright accept worm after “Lair” is read)