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all time Favorite module cover.
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RPG_Tweaker
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Tough one... there's so many...
[EDIT] I almost forgot Caliban for Arduin. Great cover, crappy module.[/EDIT]
Caverns of Thracia (`79): My all time favorite module with a great P. Jaquays cover.
Dark Tower: An uber-deadly module with more powerful artwork from P. Jaquays.
Village of Hommlet: D.A.Trampier's art is truely inspirational; I will always lament that he left the biz. The module itself was a bit... underwhelming.
[EDIT] I almost forgot Caliban for Arduin. Great cover, crappy module.[/EDIT]
Caverns of Thracia (`79): My all time favorite module with a great P. Jaquays cover.
Dark Tower: An uber-deadly module with more powerful artwork from P. Jaquays.
Village of Hommlet: D.A.Trampier's art is truely inspirational; I will always lament that he left the biz. The module itself was a bit... underwhelming.
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Captain Howdy
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TarionzCousin said:
The only one I can pick out is Grazzt. I think that's him, at least. I've never heard of that module, but the guy standing up with the goblet looks like him, and I counted the fingers!
Prince of Happiness
First Post
Klaus said:
That was actually the first Planescape module apart from the adventures in the boxed set. It probably predates In the Cage.
sckeener
First Post
My favorite is the Temple of Elemental Evil cover. To me it was a sign post to all paladins to come and die.
I liked this cover before it graced a module.
Drow giving it to the man
I always wondered as a teen what was going to happen to the girl
and I've always liked this one...
and this one
I liked this cover before it graced a module.
Drow giving it to the man
I always wondered as a teen what was going to happen to the girl
and I've always liked this one...
and this one
WayneLigon
Adventurer
The original Ravenloft cover, or Rahasia, are very good.
Swords of Deceipt is a very sweet cover.
Dragons of Desolation, with the giant flying fortress.
Cities of Mystery is a fine cover, with the huge gnoll. That's probably my favorite of the module covers.
My favorite D&D artwork is the one with the female vampire who has just killed two guys at the bar and is leaving undisturbed, but I think that was a boxed set pic.
Swords of Deceipt is a very sweet cover.
Dragons of Desolation, with the giant flying fortress.
Cities of Mystery is a fine cover, with the huge gnoll. That's probably my favorite of the module covers.
My favorite D&D artwork is the one with the female vampire who has just killed two guys at the bar and is leaving undisturbed, but I think that was a boxed set pic.
There are a lot of really inspiring module covers, but by far the coolest was the Lost Tomb of Martek
The other one that always sticks out is from Dragons of Faith
The other one that always sticks out is from Dragons of Faith
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