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Mine came around the same time. I read The Hobbit in eighth grade, and read my first blue box edition in fifth grade. I "played" D&D in...

Also, here are some pictures of Horticultural Hall, Site of the first GEN CON, its a block from Gary's house. Very Pretty.

Two weeks ago Friday, My wife and I were headed up to Milwaukee for the air show, and I made her stop in Lake Geneva to see a couple DND...

Now that's what I'm talking about!!! Tells a story, fantastical, demonstrates scope, and lets me in on the setting. Abstract style is...

Same thing here. The Adventurer's cover makes me wonder. Who is the main character on the cover? What is she doing in the Underdark? Is...

I agree. I don't dislike the the Adventure's cover.

The cover for FR: Adventures in Faerun does a slightly better job of telling a story than the one for FR: Heroes of Faerun. The cover...

I am going to have to disagree. Long has flown the idea that people need a dwarf, elf, and human highlighted on the cover. Long has left...

I think D&D does this well, especially in today's playing culture. Other games, not so much. But D&D, as has been expressed many times...

There might be another reason people are a bit more sensitive or have a bit more angst towards the cover. We literally just heard Jeremy...

I think part of the reason is she shares the same color tones as the rest of the picture, just slightly darker. Gives the viewer the...

I have no desire to do so, so...I won't? The point was that your argument assumes there are only two possible results: perfect...

I don't like AI art in general. I don't like people accusing real art of being AI art. I can sort of understand the confusion, after all...

I think this idea, which may be true for some and not true for others, is worth a little exploring. I happen to agree with Jahydin here...

I'll agree. I was never a fan of this cover. My reference was to that specific cover. I even said: As you can see, I was referencing...