Best damn RPG product design and interior art you've ever seen?

[Monte At Home]

I'd have to dig them both out to be sure, but I'm fairly certain that the major changes are simply in presentation.

 

[roytheodd]

Best damn RPG product design and interior art you've ever seen?

Monsternomicon. Best ever.

 

[Geoffrey]

OK, after pondering the question, here's my answer:

The 20th Anniversary Edition Call of Cthulhu RPG

Click here to see it: http://www.chaosium.com/cthulhu/rpg/2399.shtml

 

[JeffB]

Unlike most, I prefer simplicity. B&W art, simple paragraphs, etc something Ala the current CoC (BRP 5.6) hardcover. It's just easier for me to GM with and read through.

However, I DO appreciate a pretty book that is laid out well and functional.

I think the nicest books I've seen lately have been Mutants & Masterminds and Deluxe Silver Age Sentinels (TRI-Stat). M&M has slightly better art, but I like the layout and overall presentation of DSAS better. the CoC Anniversary is gorgeous too. The pictures in the link provided above don't so it justice.

For WOTC books, the Revised Star Wars book sure is pretty as is D20 Modern, The FR series, and CoC D20. All nice books, far better than the core D&D products. Of those , I think MotP is the nicest.

 

[Uruush]

The original Space 1889 book published by GDW.
The *interior* art for Cyber Space published by I.C.E.
Cyberpunk 2020 published by R.Talsorian Games.
Castle Falkenstein (hardcover) published by R.Talsorian Games.