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This you? Saying that people who like the new art are just corpo shills that love any slop WotC/Hasbro throws at them is an insult. That is a direct insult to me. If I said, "Elmore's art is so bad that anyone that pretends to like it is just deluded by nostalgia, and would recognize how...

I disagree. When someone enters a discussion about new art immediately attacking the artists, likening their work to AI-generated images, calling it "awful," "embarrassing," "beyond cringe," and "lame bubblegum," implying that those that like the new art are merely pretending to like it out of...

Eh, they’re divine giants descended from gods, and a lot of them are “fallen.” Seems close enough to me. Definitely a more fitting name than “Empyrean” (plane of light/fire) or the older name “Titan” (parents of the Olympian gods in Greek mythology), IMO.

As someone who’s creating a setting with some heavy inspiration from Gnosticism, I love the Empyrean Iotas. A monster formed from the thoughts of the gods fits really well into this world, and I’ll absolutely take inspiration from the Iota to make more creatures like it.

Elmore has a ton of art that is of awkwardly posed boring heroes standing in bland landscapes while staring at the camera. Occasionally with a weird dragon randomly in the background. I prefer nearly every previewed art piece to anything I’ve seen by Elmore. Every time I have seen people praise...

Nephilim would fit better.

That’s not true. We post direct text from books all the time, as do reviewers. As far as I know, WotC has never sued or Pinkerton’ed anyone for that.

I just finished Wind and Truth by Brandon Sanderson, the fifth book in the Stormlight Archive and last book in the first arc. I read the entire book within 4 days, and over 800 pages yesterday alone. I overall loved it and thought it was far superior to the last book, Rhythm of War, I have a ton...

I think they’ll make it so they’re just generic NPC stat blocks that any species can be.