MNblockhead
A Title Much Cooler Than Anything on the Old Site
Ah cleric. So there is no demi-lich player class then? Sigh. If I can play Morte in Planescape: Torment, I should be able to play a demi-lich PC class in my regular D&D!
D&D General One Piece of Art- What D&D Art Inspired You to Love a Class?
MNblockhead
A Title Much Cooler Than Anything on the Old Site
Ya know...Erol Otus was the most influential D&D artist for me, so I went browsing through his old OD&D and AD&D art, figuring there must have been some character depiction that inspired me... But I can't say his heroes are inspiring. Most of them seem to be having a real rough time. I mean the MONSTERS, now yes! Wow! Really, they inspire me to play monsters.
Erol must mostly have been a DM. Maybe that's how I ended up becoming a mostly DM. Erol inspired me to play monsters!
Erol must mostly have been a DM. Maybe that's how I ended up becoming a mostly DM. Erol inspired me to play monsters!
pukunui
Legend
OK so I wanted to post this image by Howard Lyon from the 4e DMG to say that it inspired me to want to play a warlock in that edition, but when I went to look up the attribution for it, I discovered she’s actually meant to be a cleric (and yeah, now I can see Corellon’s holy symbol on her armor).
Enrico Poli1
Adventurer
Ruin Explorer
Legend
Thank you to @James Gasik who very kindly located the piece I was referring to - anyway yes the Priest of Mask on the left convinced 10-year-old me to make a Speciality Priest of Mask as my very first ever PC.
Nikosandros
Golden Procrastinator
For a while. during the 4e era (or at least part of it), WotC printed the author's name for each piece of art next to it. It's a real shame that they stopped doing this.
Ruin Explorer
Legend
Interesting that you read the art as a her, but I always read it as a he. That's probably the sign of a good piece in a lot of ways - there should always be some stuff out there that's ambiguous.
Sacrosanct
Legend
Halflings will always be this version to me.
