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Yeah, this is the point.

D&D has absolutely lost it's medieval fashion sense (so much as it ever had it) but the trend towards "faux medieval modernism" has been...

Sure. However, there is definitely a trend, especially in the revised 5e art, towards are more modern aesthetic, which doesn't "do it"...

You sit down with a group of strangers and say "I want to play D&D". What comes to everyone's mind? If there is a broader array of...

Sure, but it's also the style of the shoe - and the context. It's not just that it's a modern-looking high-heeled shoe, it's also the...

Come on man. You could have chosen a piece by Daniel Horne, Jim Halloway, or even Larry Elmore; but you chose a Boris Vallejo. I don't...

Nobody was dressed like this either or wielding axes like this but i seldom see people questioning it in their fantasy.

Yes, but as others have pointed out, those historical high-heeled shoes didn't look like modern pumps or stilettos, like these do...

I agree but it would make sense if these divas are visiting the Radiant Citadel en route from turn of the millennium Earth.

The confluence between Taylor Swift fans and the demographic likely to be running WotC's digital marketing is surprisingly high actually.

Sorry to tell you this Umbran but stilleto heels were not being worn by people in the 10th century.

They didn’t look like the high heels in that picture though.

This was my complaint about some of the art in the Radiant Citadel book when it first came out. I know it's meant to be all non-Western...

It's the high-heeled shoe that turns me off. This and the TNT plunger detonators, the museum cafes, the heat metal hot plates. Things...

Though, I think the D&D chatter left there leans heavily anti-WotC...