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Black Dragon 18 + 1 = 19 Blue Dragon 21 Copper Dragon 11 Gold Dragon 18 Green Dragon 23 Red Dragon 15 - 2 = 13 Shadow Dragon 17 Silver Dragon 23

I think the white dragon is done. Zio_the_dark‘s post wasn’t included in the running total.

Black Dragon 22 + 1 = 23 Blue Dragon 21 Brass Dragon 11 Copper Dragon 16 Gold Dragon 22 Green Dragon 20 Red Dragon 18 - 2 = 16 Shadow Dragon 19 Silver Dragon 23 White Dragon 6

Black Dragon 21 + 1 = 22 Blue Dragon 24 Brass Dragon 18 Bronze Dragon 7 Copper Dragon 19 Gold Dragon 21 Green Dragon 19 Red Dragon 18 - 2 = 16 Shadow Dragon 20 Silver Dragon 22 White Dragon 11

Black Dragon 24 Blue Dragon 22 Brass Dragon 22 Bronze Dragon 16 Copper Dragon 21 Dragon Turtle 12 Faerie Dragon 16 Gold Dragon 21 Green Dragon 17 Pseudodragon 4 Red Dragon 16 Shadow Dragon 19 Silver Dragon 21 Steel Dragon 12 White Dragon 18

Despite what I said before, I agree with you that it is under appreciated. I just feel it could be better.

That one is also a Dragon cover. I thought I had that one too but I couldn't find it. Sigh. This was a much better cover from the same era. A true classic.

I'm pretty sure it is. ;) It could have appeared somewhere else. It certainly is. I just wish there had been more of it.

This is the type of art that I think 5e needs. It's a Dragon cover from the 3.5 era by Eva Widermann. It's a dynamic scene in an interesting environment. And the female warrior is dressed appropriately.

I have to agree that 5e art is good but not great. I would like to see the evocative scenes of 2e art combined with 5e's more modern sensibilities. The art in the PHB is dull. When it shows characters they are rarely interacting with the environment or opponents. The picture on page 156 showing...

I loved that piece when it came out in the 2nd edition Player’s Handbook... Until I noticed that the fighter’s left leg was completely fubar. Look at the alignment of the knee and foot—anatomically impossible. Once I saw it, I couldn’t unsee it. Ruined a very evocative piece of art for me...

Thank you Ed. It’s amazing you’ve been able to share your passion with so many people.

Mike Mearls Hair club for men or no?

1) The adventure would work well with just one player and the companions, just like the original video game. The companions have simple stat block and are easy to run, with a lot of personality details in their descriptions (and nice pictures). Two players would be fine. 2) About in the...