RPG Books with the Best Art

[Gnostic Goblin]

Yep, I mentioned that art is subjective in my original post

This was a lot more editorializing than I was hoping for, and not really the place to promote your own work, but thanks for your thoughts all the same!

I mentioned it because the influence that rpg art has had on people, my avi is an example of that.

 

[dvar]

I'll go with Maze of the Blue Medusa. Very artistic and original style fitting the dungeon and immersion.

 

[Gnostic Goblin]

finally got a pdf copy on your recommendation, after missing the opportunity to get a physical copy, which are probably worth a small fortune by now. Thanks - and yes the art is wonderful!

 

[nyvinter]

Obvious answer is the Simon Stålenhag books — Tales From the Loop, Things From the Flood, and Electric State.

Really like City of Mist too.

The Star Wars from FFG/Edge has an amazing art budget.

A little more stylised, I really love the Spire/Heart aesthetics as well.

 

[Arilyn]

A lot of my favourites have been listed, so I'll give a shout out to the art in Brindlewood Bay. The charming illustrations mixing Cozy and Eldritch horror are perfect.

 

[fbnaulin]

I think that Hillfolk supplement, Blood in the Snow, has amazing art. A lot of great pieces from different artists, presented in full pages at the start of each scenario.

 

[Ulfgeir]

I will go with The Troubleshooters. The game is made as a tribute to the Franco-Belgian comics, and everything in it showcases that.

 

[nyvinter]

I will go with The Troubleshooters. The game is made as atribute to the Franco-Belgian comic, and everything in it showcases that.

Ronja Melin's art is always great.

 

[Ulfgeir]

Ronja Melin's art is always great.

And she really is an artistic Chameleon.

 

[sophotek_bliss]