1. I love the Fleshwarper PrC so, so much and the illustration of the crazy, stiched together character and his mutated familiar is golden.
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2. This picture alone made me want to play a bugbear. And my GM let me!
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3. The sinister and malevolent grin on the ogre's face tickles me.
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4. Todd Lockwood is an incredible artist and I dig scenes with lots of little bits going on in them.
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5. Another great one from Lockwood. Dynamic fight scenes are always engaging to me and the Dark Elf trilogy helped usher me into D&D.
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6. This one has been on a number of other folks' list but it's a classic. I see it and I think about how I want my party to be in that situation at some point.
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7. Binders were my favorite 3.5 class and the symbolism and arcane tomish look to this picture clicks with me.
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8. A cool picture and one of the first modules I played in.
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9. I remember seeing this picture in an expanded form in the back of comic books that I read prior to getting into D&D.
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10. I really should pick this up because this picture makes me want to play a sinister sideshow campaign.
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11. I used to see this module on the shelf at my comic book store and always wondered what was in that sewer...
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12. Not much to say. I just like it.
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13. This one is funny and TNT at the same time.
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14. I like the artwork a lot but I especially like the story that it tells.
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15. Similar to Lockwoods bar brawl I like many of Reynolds' big scenes that have lots of action happening. This is just one of them.
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16. The unique perspective of this picture is what makes it stand out for me.
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17. Tony DiTerlizzi's Planescape artwork is the greatest. The characters he draws for it reminds me of characters that could have populated the Labryinth, which is always a plus.
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18. This was a character from Gates of Firestorm Peak that inspired me to make a spider Beastmaster Ranger.
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19. This guy just tickles me at how goofy he is. The best part was that I got to model a Shaman after him for a campaign. The worst part was that I got killed in the first session.
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20. My all time favorite D&D artist is my friend Tim, who used to draw the antics that our characters got into. This is our party who went through the old 2nd Ed. Silver Key module and a wereboar we fought in it. He wins hands down!
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