Rider and Supplements

Rider

Rider noun - A traveler who actively rides an animal (as a horse or camel).
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Supplements and rider are semantically related In some cases you can replace term "Supplements" with "Rider", this nouns are similar.

Nearby Words: ride, riding, riderless, ridable

Supplements

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Rider and supplements are semantically related in something added topic. Sometimes you can use "Rider" instead a noun "Supplements".

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  • Dragon Rider Dragons, one of the old Role Aides Writing Around Trademarks D&D supplements from the 80s, used this trope while subverting many of its assumptions: in it, it was the dragons who hit upon the idea of carrying an (unwilling and terrified) human rider around, in mocking imitation of human knights.
    Source: Dragon Rider
  • Dragon Rider Partially subverted in Dungeons & Dragons, where flavor text details how attempts to raise Wyverns as mounts always end painfully for the would be rider (this doesn't stop supplements from doing it in any number of ways however).
    Source: Dragon Rider
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