Can you identify the book that this image comes from?

Oryan77 said:

Can anyone identify the following image and tell me what book it came from? I'm pretty sure it was on the cover of an AD&D book that showed a guy luring an adventurer into a dark alley and this wererat was hiding in waiting.

I've done a google and tineye search using this very small picture and they don't give me any matches.


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13garth13 said:

Actually, I thought it was Ralph Horsley's art for something from 3.5E....like, Cityscape or something? I'll do some google....

Cheers,
Colin

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Amazon.com said:

City of Peril contains two beautifully illustrated, double-sided battle maps scaled for Dungeons & Dragons play, as well as a sixteen-page booklet of encounters designed for varying levels of play and for use with the maps. The battle maps feature fantastic terrain designed to create large, fluid encounters, key scenes, and exciting game sessions. Rather than simple dungeon encounters, these maps evoke the epic struggles that campaign memories are made of. Three of the maps also make ideal battlegrounds for D&D Miniatures game play. (Also useable with other games!)

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Bluenose said:

Cities of Mystery, perhaps? I think that's got a wererat waiting in a dark alley while someone else lures the adventurers in. Not sure it's that exact image, mind you.

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