Covers on Amazon

[jaults]

Man, the Heroes of Horror and Magic of Eberron (yay, Bruce!) are really, really nice. I hope they aren't mockups.

Jason

 

[Knight Otu]

Have you noticed?


Fantistic Locations!

First we looked at a cover that was not very good, then you noticed it was bad, as well.

...Magic of Eberron...

Maybe it turns out that MoE is really meant as a Magic Series (Weapons of Legacy, Magic of Incarnum) title.

Heroes of Horrors really looks nice.

 

[Kae'Yoss]

Oh.. And one thing I liked with Heroes of Horror (besides being a very nice cover), is that the iconics on the cover are Alhandra, Nebin and Eberk. Its a rare thing that the last two gets some limelight..

Now we know what became of Nebin and Eberk. They went into a dark forest and were never seen again. Eberk was probably eaten by a tree ;-)

Yes, it almost looks like that. But I guess its just supposed to be a pose. Lots of posing here - the middle drow looks like he need to go to the bathroom...

Also called "The Nothic Syndrome"

 

[Krug]

Oh.. And one thing I liked with Heroes of Horror (besides being a very nice cover), is that the iconics on the cover are Alhandra, Nebin and Eberk. Its a rare thing that the last two gets some limelight..

I guess Eberk took time off writing his movie review column to pose...

 

[jester47]

Have you noticed...

that Amazon lists it as being 16 pages long?

 

[Pants]

Have you noticed?

Bwahaha.
Oh that's great.

 

[Knight Otu]

that Amazon lists it as being 16 pages long?

From what I remember, that is the correct length.

 

[Ankh-Morpork Guard]

Yep, a short 'adventure' with D&D Mini's scaled maps. Sounds fantistic!

 

[Gez]

Yes, we can trust Gwen Ketsrel to write fantistic products!

 

[The Grumpy Celt]

Fane of the Drow
FR Champions of Valor

The cover of Fane reminds me of some of the oldest covers of drow material, like the first books on Drizzt and supplements on Minzo.

Champions of Valor? Is that a companion piece to Champions of Ruin? A supplement on the goody-goody orginizations?