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What does not being keen on the new edition of D&D have to do with appreciating good fantasy art? I know that even though I'm not going to be switching to the new edition, I will be sure to stop by the WotC website to see the art galleries from time to time. Fantasy art can be very...

Odd that you praise the "new" fishy kuo-toa and then diss the 3rd edition monsters because they are too Cthulhu-ed out, considering that the piscine Deep Ones are among the monst famous of Lovecraft's monstrous creations....

HA! HA HA HA HA HA HA! Too true...too true....

That would be the new *ahem* "quickling".... :uhoh:

Some of the art is really cool, but overall I don't like it. I think it's because many of the figures look so top-heavy and out of proportion. Such thick arms and legs!

Thanks! :D

Hey, Raven Crowking. I hate to ask you this in a public post, but I couldn't send you a private message. How did you put the show/hide button in your signature? Thanks! :D

Oooh! Good observation!

Inquiring mind want to know.

And we have a winner. Tiefling warlocks will rule 4e. With all the monsters being sent to Hell by tiefling warlocks, Asmodeus will decide to open the Hells up to further develment, resulting in a booming tourist industry.

Dragonophile?

Well, this would be good news. :)

Good point! I hadn't really thought of this. I doubt that we will see such a broad range of products released under the GSL. It seems to be pushing all third party products toward D&D style fantasy..... Hmmm....

Just wait until I start posting pics of whaleboys. :p

Now I'm thirsty. :D Anyway, this example would be more relevent to the discussion at hand:

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man what

Why not do both, just in case? :D

No, because that would be a ludicrous claim. Which is why I said earlier: "Sure, people can learn from experience. It just seems odd for the developers to be talking so much about the previous edition's flaws and how they've fixed them with 4e when many of the same people involved in writing...