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  16. Nixlord

    D&D 5E (2014) Dragonix's Deadly Denizens Volume III Kickstarter is LIVE and FUNDED!

    October Issue (Legendary Tier) Art Preview #6. Here's something special that I've been saving for a few months now and will be part of the Legendary Tier issue. I present my rendition of the Lindwyrm, a distinctive, wingless dragon characterized by having only two forelimbs and a serpentine...
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    D&D 5E (2014) Dragonix's Deadly Denizens Volume III Kickstarter is LIVE and FUNDED!

    October Issue Art Preview #5. Here's a special group art of three creatures with the Ghoul template: an owlbear, an adult green dragon, and an ettin. In a preview a week ago, I mentioned that there would be a Ghoul template and a Ghast sub-template. There will be 3 of each in the Boss issue. Oh...
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    D&D 5E (2014) Dragonix's Deadly Denizens Volume III Kickstarter is LIVE and FUNDED!

    Dragonix's Deadly Denizens October Issue Art Preview #4: The Halloween October Previews continue with a sinister creature from Victorian English folklore that menaced urban communities. This fiend has uncanny leaping abilities, enabling it to stalk its prey by traversing from crenellations...
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