D&D General [ART THREAD]Your Personal Favorite D&D Art For a Monster

[dave2008]

The is my favorite image of a D&D vampire, aka Strahd:

 

[Reynard]

The is my favorite image of a D&D vampire, aka Strahd:
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He is definitely a great "noble vampire." Does D&D have a great "nosferatu" type?

 

[dave2008]

And hard to go wrong with the OG astral dreadnaught by Jeff Easley:

 

[dave2008]

He is definitely a great "noble vampire." Does D&D have a great "nosferatu" type?

The art of the 2024 nosferatu type looks good. I haven't seen the whole image so I'm not willing to post it here just yet.

 

[dave2008]

I really like this image of Auril by Tyler Jacobson, but I don't know if there is a better one or not.

 

[Reynard]

There have been a lot of cool goblin designs in D&D, but I think this is my favorite:

I really don't like the 5E design, and the Pathfinder design is whimsical but not really to my tastes.

 

[Alzrius]

Best image of Lord Soth, the iconic death knight:

 

[Reynard]

Best image of Lord Soth, the iconic death knight:

I don't know. Even since I was 12 and discovered Dragonlance, i could not get past that dumb looking hemet scarf combo. He should have had a Warduke helmet.

 

[Alzrius]

He should have had a Warduke helmet.

Presumably there's an old ruling somewhere about how each campaign setting can have only one character with a winged helmet in it. In the case of Dragonlance, Caramon got there first:

 

[Necropolitan]

Does a Dungeons and Dragons comic count? If so then this art of Lord Soth: