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This is a new image from the book that I haven't seen before:

That was definitely true in 1e and 2e. In 1e the gold was 10-12 HD and the red 9-11 HD. I am not sure about 3e, but starting with 4e the gold and red have been of equal status (one of the many things I liked about 4e) and that continued in 5e. 1e 4e

I've seen snippets of the image around a lot, but I don't know that it is in any physical book (yet). I was in the PDF dragon book you got when you purchased the 2024 Core Rulebook bundle (I got the digital bundle). It was on the cover and in the red dragon section.

That is a good book, I got it several years ago and enjoyed it thoroughly.

Red dragon in the background, dead gold in the foreground.

I could be wrong but it doesn't look like the same artist for the gem dragon concept art that did the chromatic and metallic concept art. That is unfortunate as I think he great job with the new designs.

Excited for this. I have been waiting for a hard cover that has all of the 2024 dragon concept art in it and this seems to be that book (I hope). I plan to get this if it tracks with these preview images.

Oh goodness no, that is just run of the mil 2024 art (IMO of course). I also have several design and artistic issues with that piece actually (though I am picking when it comes to dragons). Here is, if not my favorite, definitely my favorite red dragon art of 2024/25. I love the slain gold...

Interesting, the hands are better, but still look funny.

I have a similar, but slightly different approach. In my game gods are those immortals that can gather power from worship and have "Authority." They don't need worship and it is not the major source of their power. However, it does allow to do more than others without worship and helps them...

I don't actually get that from my reads of Greek Mythology. It doesn't seem to me that the gods power is dependent on worship. At least I don't get that from any of the actually myths. Perhaps some Greek philosophers may have suggested as such (some were very anti-divine btw), but I don't...

I agree with the bolded part, but I don't think it needs a table or a set of tools even. It simple needs a shared understanding and trust between the members of the group.