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Line 3: ** Just look at any themed chess set: the [[Big Bad]] will be the king, and the Dragon will be the queen. * In ''Betrayal at House on the Hill'', there were several Dragons, ranging from a literal example to a slasher killer, a witch, and even man eating plants. One of the players could even be the Dragon to the scenario's [[Big Bad]]... or turn out to be [[Big Bad]], and get furnished with a Dragon. The game has "betrayal" in its name for a reason. * The Herald from the [[Cthulhu Mythos]] board game, ''[[Arkham Horror]]''. Giving the [[Big Bad\|Ancient One]] a Herald greatly increases the [[Nintendo Hard\|difficulty]] of the game and every expansion adds a new Herald to the pool. {{tropesub-subpagefooter}} ~~{{tropesubpagefooter}}~~ {{DEFAULTSORT:Dragon, The}} [[Category:Tabletop Games]]