D&D (2024) This Dragon Art Is From The 2024 Player's Handbook

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WisdomOfWombats

Explorer

• Mar 23, 2024

• #21

Nope. It's a definitely a silver. Like it was mentioned above, D&D dragons are visually distinguished. Gold dragons have wings that run along the complete length of the body and most of the tail.

 

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Shardstone

Hero

• Mar 23, 2024

• #22

WisdomOfWombats said:

There is nothing like a silver dragon to say 50th anniversary… except… they could have used a gold dragon instead?

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This isnt the only new dragon art.

 

Mind of tempest

(he/him)advocate for 5e psionics

• Mar 23, 2024

• #23

CM said:

Shiiiiiny

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and chrome

 

Leatherhead

Possibly a Idiot.

• Mar 23, 2024

• #24

MonsterEnvy said:

Here is the full thing.

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I have no idea why you even suggested it was AI when we know it's not.

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Ok, now that makes it look better, as it's intended to be fuzzy because it's far away.

 

FitzTheRuke

Legend

• Mar 23, 2024

• #25

That's hilarious. There's a person with a baby on their shoulders on the left, and then there's an old man with a kobold on his shoulders!

 

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sevenbastard

Legend

• Mar 23, 2024

• #26

Shardstone said:

Legitimately the best ever depiction of a silver dragon (or is platinum?) ever in D&D mainline art. I'm so happy WotC is finally cranking up the art budget for D&D. First party content should be setting the standard for quality in terms of visual design.

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Reynard

aka Ian Eller

Supporter

• Mar 23, 2024

• #27

Are the banners known heraldry?

 

Reynard

aka Ian Eller

Supporter

• Mar 23, 2024

• #28

sevenbastard said:

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Ah, the rare derp dragon.

 

Alzrius

The EN World kitten

• Mar 23, 2024

• #29

All I can think of, when I look at this, is that line from Honor Among Thieves:

"That's one pudgy dragon."

 

Voadam

Legend

• Mar 23, 2024

• #30

Reminds me of the opening scene in the Pathfinder 1e Wrath of the Righteous adventure path. I think that involved a huge celebrated silver.