PIECE PROFILES
EN2254 - Kwannon
KWANNON
(Marsh Dragon)
Unusually for marsh or swamp dragons, Kwannon had never been known to be hostile to travellers or adventurers. Although his fearsome appearance caused many to shy away from his powerful presence. Named Kwannon, by Gembranosus, the wizard of the Deathtreader Swamp, which is “Hard nose” in the old tongue. The dragon became quite tame under the old mage’s gentle influence. He was even known to accept food from the wizards hand. Kwannon earned his name by his habit of excavating and maintaining a generous pool during the dry season which naturally attracted and supported a wide host of creatures. Among these were the Nabar, a ferocious species of wild boar, armed with an impressive battery of tusks, which just happened to be Kwannon’s favourite prey.
(The above is taken from the certificate)
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NUMBER |
EN2254 |
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NAME |
KWANNON |
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TITLE |
MARSH DRAGON |
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SCULPTOR |
KEN FALLON |
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HEIGHT |
17.5cm (6.75") |
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RELEASED |
July 1999 |
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RETIRED/SOLD OUT |
December 2000 |
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LIMITED |
3,950 |
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NUMBER ACTUALLY MADE |
- |
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ORIGINAL SELLING PRICE (Ł) |
Ł95.00 |
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BOOK |
Not in any Book |
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PAGE |
- |
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CHAPTER |
- |
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PICTURE |
- |
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OTHER INFORMATION |
- |
This piece came with the large Dragongorge type certificate
Below are official photos of the original wax sculpture
(Photo dated 11th of November 1998)
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