Ah yes, the classic depiction of a woman in plate mail +5. She's nigh impervious to the force of arms.
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Ah yes, the classic depiction of a woman in plate mail +5. She's nigh impervious to the force of arms.
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Ah yes, the classic depiction of a woman in plate mail +5. She's nigh impervious to the force of arms.
I looks more like she's just sold her clothes to the blue-faced jewblin for that sack of magic beans she's holding.
What am I looking at here?
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The cover of the 1988 mail order catalogue for TSR's Hobby Shop, 124 pages long!
Though it first appeared in the form seen above as a joke in the April 1987 (#120) issue of Dragon Magazine.
Though it first appeared in the form seen above as a joke in the April 1987 (#120) issue of Dragon Magazine.
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I put together a pdf of a Dragon magazine (#203-205) series called The Plane Truth by "Zeb" Cook with art by Dana Knutson and DiTerlizzi.
I miss reading these little thoughtful articles in the PnP rags, they were like poetry to a dorky kid.
I miss reading these little thoughtful articles in the PnP rags, they were like poetry to a dorky kid.
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"I thought I was free of the Codex, but even now I realize this too was a lie. I no longer see it in my dreams, but its words still bind me."
Man, I love these black-and-white ink illustrations so much!
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As a kid, I always thought I'd get to see more of this in the future.
It saddens me that we won't see art like this made sincerely again.
It saddens me that we won't see art like this made sincerely again.
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