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Is that a black elf rising above the rest? I thought the only black elves were Drow. Those glowing eyes make her look as if she's infused with supernatural power, probably a NPC magic user of some sort, very stereotypical.

Sorry about the repeat.

It might be me or déjà vu, but I swear I've seen it before. I think it was at a bookstore or piece of book club paraphernalia, not sure which. Looks good though. Especially that hanging teapot, looks like god is saying "have a drink on me"!

It might be me or déjà vu, but I swear I've seen it before. I think it was at a bookstore or book club paraphernalia, not sure which. Looks good though. Especially that hanging teapot, looks like god is saying "have a drink on me"!

They should use gold on gray instead of black on white as a UPC.

I like it!

I was thinking about getting back into D&D, but after seeing that cover, I have my doubts. Very stereotypical, which leads me to conclude that the whole book is infected with that crap. Probably not just the pictures, but the text too.

Why don't they be more like Lord of the Rings? One rulebook to rule them all. One rule to guide them. One rule to suspend disbelief. Only one way to rock. Heavy metal Lord of the Rings!

I don't like the Polyhedron/Dungeon combination. Polyhedron was a great fantasy/science fiction source before it was combined with Dungeon. I think I'm going to drop my subscription and invest in a diferent d20 magazine. Dungeon was a good magazine, but now it has made Polyhedron less critical.

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