Savage Sword of Conan Vol 1 138

Alternate Covers:
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	Published
	July, 1987
"Lair of the Lizard God"
	Writer Chuck Dixon; Penciler Gary Kwapisz; Inker Ernie Chan; Colourist Black and White;
"The Mine"
	Writer Charles Dixon; Penciler Fraja Bator; Inker Fraja Bator; Letterer D. Klein;

Appearing in "Lair of the Lizard God"

Featured Characters:

Conan / Amra (Part of the mercenaries)

Supporting Characters:

Mercenaries for Aquilonia {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|||First appearance}}
- Fox, Bossonian {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|||Only appearance; dies}}Expansion depth limit exceeded
- Ymac, from Aesgaard {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|||Only appearance; dies}}Expansion depth limit exceeded
- Njall, from Aesgaard {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|||First appearance}}
  - Sloth (Only appearance; dies)^[1]
Valeria of the Red Brotherhood
Rhonk (Only appearance; dies)^[1]
Unnamed Pict crone {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|||First appearance}}

Antagonists:

Picts
Otah, the Lizard God (First appearance)

Other Characters:

Picts (Mentioned)
- Ktonpha (Mentioned)
Fort Tuscelan garrison
- Cook {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|||First appearance}}

Deities and Invocations:

Crom (Invoked)
Mitra (Invoked)
Gods of the Deep (Invoked)
Gods of the Seas {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|invocations|||Invoked}}
God of the Wood (Invoked)
Ymir (Invoked)

Races and Species:

Humans
Dogs
Crocodiles
Birds
Sharks (Mentioned)
Elephants (Mentioned)
Gods (Invoked)
Dragons

Locations:

Pictish Wilderness
- Pictish stronghold {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|mentions| | | }}
- Fort Tuscelan
- Territory of the Ktonpha {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|||First appearance}}
  - Unnamed ancient city {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|||First appearance}}
  - Unnamed village {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|||First appearance}}
- Black River (On map only)
Aquilonia (Referenced)
- Farms of western Aquilonia {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|||Referenced}}
- Bossonian Marches (Mentioned)
Cimmeria (Mentioned)
Western Sea (Mentioned)
Aesgaard (Mentioned)
Gehenna (Either Gehenna the afterlife or the city of Gehenna) {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|invocations|||Invoked}}

Items:

Gold Coins (Mentioned)

Vehicles:

Events and Eras:

Hyborian Age

Synopsis for "Lair of the Lizard God"

Synopsis not yet written.

Appearing in "The Mine"

Featured Characters:

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Supporting Characters:

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- Unnamed soldier (Possibly {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|appearances| | | }})
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Antagonists:

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Other Characters:

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Deities and Invocations:

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Races and Species:

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Locations:

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Events and Eras:

Pre-Cataclysmic Age
- Siege of Zaphaar {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|||First appearance}} {{Expansion depth limit exceeded|||Only in flashback}}

Synopsis for "The Mine"

Synopsis not yet written.

Solicit Synopsis

Conan quits his life as a hard-pressed mercenary on the bloody Pictish frontier for the promise of gem-laden wealth deep in Pictish territory. But secretly behind the quest for fabulous jewels is the warrior-woman Conan loves to hate, Valeria of the Red Brotherhood.

Notes

The summary list Ernie Chan for "The Mine", but not the credits in the first page of the story.