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https://www.enworld.org/threads/next-3rd-book-of-the-year-endless-speculation-thread.678829/

I'm excited for the product, but I really hope that what we see in the photo isn't the actual slipcase... how bland and disappointing that would be.

None of the above. I'm sad that my character died, but that's part of the game and potentially makes for a richer story. We've never used resurrection spells in our games. I accept death with grace, as do the other people in my gaming group. No real risk of death = no significant stakes...

Western democratic powers also commit horrendous acts. Why not add General Custer, or the US military at Abu Ghraib, Guantanamo Bay, and the bombing of Iraq on the pretext that they had weapons of mass destruction (which they didn't) to the inspirational reading list, while we're at it?

I sincerely doubt they will do anything with the Temple of Elemental Evil. After all, Princes of the Apocalypse was inspired by the ToEE, and Goodman Games (under license from WotC) is set to release a two-volume slipcase edition of the Temple of Elemental Evil this year featuring the original...

That's exactly what I think they'll do.

Greyhawk 50th anniversary boxed set in 2024. That might be cool.

Here's a survey from the A!C seeking feedback on the 2d20 Player's Guide, if anyone has access to the PDF: Achtung! Cthulhu Player's Guide Release Feedback

Actually, they are developing another print run of the core A!C books for use with Call of Cthulhu. Modiphius recently ran a survey asking people if they would prefer to see a CoC7, Pulp Cthulhu or Savage Worlds conversion... as far as I know, they haven't confirmed one over the others at this...

Agreed, those Rainville covers are awesome.

Check out the core 3.5 core book and sourcebooks for FFG's Midnight ({Midnight (d20) Full Inventory from - Noble Knight Games). In my opinion, the setting's lore remains some of the best (and darkest) ever published for use with D&D.

I think my current favourite is Martin Grip, who does breathtaking art for a number of Fria Ligan's RPGs (Symbaroum, Alien, The One Ring 2nd ed, etc.). EDIT: sorry, forgot that the OP was looking specifically for artists who have worked on D&D. In that case, yes, I'll cast a vote for Elmore.

The bottom of the first post in this thread (which is updated regularly) includes info on upcoming CoC 7th products, including the news source: List of Chaosium's Call of Cthulhu 7e books In this thread, Mike Mason indicates that Cthulhu by Gaslight, Arkham and a Guide to Miskatonic Valley, and...

I have a vast library of Pathfinder 1.0 products, but haven't and won't make the switch to 2.0 in large part because Golarion doesn't inspire me as a setting, and I can't be bothered to convert other settings and adventures I like to 2.0. I've found myself losing interest in their adventure path...

Might this do? Should be releasing in 2021 (hopefully)... https://www.enworld.org/threads/midnight-legacy-of-darkness-announced-at-gencon-online.673654/

For Greyhawk, there's Gabbin at Lord Peak's Haven and Legends and Lore. Guests on the shows have included Erik Mona, Ed Greenwood, Gary Holian and many others. The format may not appeal to everyone. I wish they would mute the background chatting that goes on during the extensive ads and...

You might find these threads helpful: http://www.againsttheshadow.org/index.php?topic=2767.msg31556;topicseen#new http://www.againsttheshadow.org/index.php?topic=2666.msg31530;topicseen#new I haven't played Midnight in a very long time, and have never played it using 5e. It remains my...

Think I was 11 or 12, I am now 47.

Or maybe they're acknowledging that charging money for such poor quality scans would be a crime.

An impressive achievement and huge source of inspiration! Congratulations! May the forums live long beyond 2021!