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That's a Thri-Keen Pyrokineticist from the 3.5E Expanded Psionics Handbook. Nothing new here.

Toffee.

Actually, Rebecca Guay has done illustrations for several 3E books, including The Book of Exalted Deeds and Complete Warrior. Concerning my original observation though, I would personally love to see much of M:tG's talent (and budget) applied to D&D. Were artists like Christopher Moeller, Jim...

And the Blood Fiend, by Chris Stevens--another Dungeons & Dragons newcomer--is up, and it's damn fine. Two out of three ain't bad.

Pete Venters drew the Gibbering Orb? Here there be Magic: The Gathering artists.

Today's exhibit is pretty good, though it thankfully lacks real life reference. I can't place the artist though. Arnie Swekel? Kieran Yanner?

Considering what a lot of nogoodniks those warlocks are, I doubt this synergy was unintentional.

ENWorld: grasping at straws.

Phyrexians? In my Dungeons & Dragons? It's more likely than you think.

Only on the most superficial of levels. The Angels manifest in a variety of forms, but relative symmetry and a smooth, inorganic composition is the almost the only common factor they share, which rather puts them at odds with the textured asymmetry of the quori. The Evas, with their armor...

China was, and still is, occasionally, referred to as the Celestial Empire, a fact I first encountered several days ago reading a piece of antebellum literature. I'm not certain why Moniker thinks it's a negative association, since it simply was western interpretation of the Chinese belief in...

Paragon path, or NPC wizards with hand-waved possession of undead minions. With numbers. There obviously won't be a true necromancer class. There might, however be a Paragon Path to which he belongs. Otherwise, he'll be an NPC wizard who happens to control a variety of undead assets and...

Not to mention Quori hardly look like anything traditionally associated with angels, either fantasy or biblical:

Forgotten Realms has already had so many things shoe-horned into it, there was plenty of space left in it's distended, corpulent bulk for points of light tropes.

I heard the match was a draw--Gamism got bored and left while Simulationism was referencing the implications of horizontal wound, made by a iron axe swung with exactly 207.53 kg of force that impacted 2.3 mm above the right hip. Impatient bastard didn't even stick around to find out the...

Last Sunday, I played in an official 4E demo at my local gaming store, run by the regional Wizards of the Coast promoter. Despite the fellow appearing rather virginal when it came to Dungeons & Dragons, and running two tables of eight players at once, both groups Escaped from Sembia in record...

What he said. The fact that these covers aren't illustrated with crayons, or worse, by Boris Vallejo, discounts the 90% theory.

That's more of a "Venture Brothers" style.

No. Last time I checked, Davy Crockett did not have to contend with Lovecraftian horrors, nor was he illustrated by Brom.

*Off-color* cover images from C-Net article. The dragonborn's expression looks alot less doofy, now that I can actually see it.