Amazon Prime D&D Art Documentary (made in 2019)

[pming]

Hiya!

Just wondering if anyone else has watched this. It's on Amazon Prime (Canada, at any rate) and it is about an hour and a half long. It was made in 2019...not sure how I missed it...but it talks to a swath of old TSR artists from "back in the day".

Anyway, if you have an hour and a half to spare you might find it interesting. I did.

^_^

Paul L. Ming

 

[Esau Cairn]

We've watched a few rpg things in recent months. Some involving games I have no personal interest in but still enjoy from the place-in-rpg-history perspective (the WoD & the Blackmoor documentaries fall into this category). Re-watched Zero Charisma last week.

We started EotB and got interrupted (it's free on Amz Prime in the US, too). This is a nice reminder to go back and conclude it. You don't have to like D&D to enjoy the documentary about its artwork.

 

[pming]

Hiya!

Yeah, well there was on part towards the inn that had me in absolute NERD RAGE!!!!! (lets just say it involved... "less than educated construction workers"). I almost had to hit pause to calm down!

^_^

Paul L. Ming

 

[Count_Zero]

I backed the Kickstarter and have a Blu-Ray copy of it, but, like the Dwarven Forge documentary (which I wasn't able to back at the time), it's nice to see these out in the wild and available to watch for those who weren't able to back the kickstarter.

 

[Alzrius]

I backed the Kickstarter and have a Blu-Ray copy of it, but, like the Dwarven Forge documentary (which I wasn't able to back at the time), it's nice to see these out in the wild and available to watch for those who weren't able to back the kickstarter.

I missed the Kickstarter completely while it was running, so I was happy to be able to grab a blu-ray copy later on.

 

[Sacrosanct]

I found it quite interesting, but I'm a lover of old AD&D art, so...