D&D 5E Opening Page of the PHB

[I'm A Banana]

I wanna be that guy.

But I'm partial for sword-wielding dudes in turbans with flowy scarves for some reason, so YAY.

 

[Hand of Evil]

I think in invokes Frank Frazetta

 

[darjr]

Impressive, very.

count me in as one who would LOVE to know who did this.

 

[sidonunspa]

so will we see an end to "the art is too white and not inclusive" cries we heard a few weeks aback?

 

[Agamon]

I know right? Ochre dun goblins? We've come along way from all goblins being evil green bastards Nkw they can be evil ochre dun bastards!

3e Goblin


2e Goblin

That's the color they should be, not green. We've gone back from whence we came.

 

[thalmin]

More Artwork Like This, Please

WotC, pleeeeeease publish hardcopy and Magazines again, if for no other reason than to publish covers with artwork of the quality we are seeing in these previews!

 

[the Jester]

WotC, pleeeeeease publish hardcopy and Magazines again, if for no other reason than to publish covers with artwork of the quality we are seeing in these previews!

God DAMN would I like to see this.

 

[evileeyore]

Nkw they can be evil ochre dun bastards!

RACIST!

 

[Unwise]

I don't like the picture at all. I think that it had a good degree of potential, but the choice of colours ruins the warrior for me. A black person should have a light coloured turban if you are going to show them at that distance. The blue from his/her clothes just blends in with their face, making it look blue/black. It hides what was likely a good deal of detail. The warrior has no facial expression at all, no eyes and we cannot even tell the gender. It conveys a tired boredom if anything, the opposite of adventure.

I want to see more dark skinned heroes in the books, but if they are black skinned they need close ups, if they are dark brown, they need light surrounds. You can't just use stock standard picture composition then swap out the face colour.

 

[SkidAce]

I think in invokes Frank Frazetta

I so completely agree.

Well spotted.