A strange combination of a lion and dragon with brass-colored scales and stiff hair

A Dragonne appears as a strange combination of a lion and dragon, possessing huge claws, fangs, and eyes. Its scales and stiff hair are the color of brass. A dragonne is about 12 feet long and weighs about 700 pounds. It is very intelligent and communicates in one or more languages of its home territory. A dragonne's wings are useful only for short flights, carrying the creature for 10 to 20 minutes at a time at relatively slow speeds. A dragonne attacks by biting and clawing. In addition, every 1d4 rounds a dragonne can produce a tremendous roar. To anyone within 120 feet, the roar causes temporary weakness, resulting in a -2 penalty to attack rolls, damage, and any Strength checks for 2d6 rounds unless they save vs. Paralysis. Those within 30 feet are also deafened for the same period, with no save allowed. A deafened creature can react only to what it can see or feel, is surprised on 1-3 on 1d6, and suffers a -1 penalty to its initiative rolls. However, a deafened creature is immune to further roars until its deafness alleviates (after the 2d6 rounds).

A dragonne is a massive beast resembling a cross between a lion and a dragon. It has fur ranging from tawny brown to fiery red, huge bat wings and a massive body about 12 feet long and weighing about 700 pounds.