D&D (2024) D&D Dragon Anthology Coming 2025

[Ralif Redhammer]

Love the burly, aggressive-looking white dragon.

This seems like a good idea, but those dragons don't look like they'd physically fit in very many dungeons.

Hey, we've all designed dungeons in our time with 10' wide corridors and dragons in the larger chambers!

 

[PineappleSoup]

SOOOOOO excited for this. i crave more new dragon art.

 

[Retros_x]

To be honest, the short module anthologies have been some of the most consistent products WotC has been putting out.

These were my favorite WotC books from recent years and get some actual use at my table.

 

[Parmandur]

These were my favorite WotC books from recent years and get some actual use at my table.

They really just make sense as DM tools.

 

[Henadic Theologian]

The art work is well done, but I still hate the retcon of their appearances.

 

[Sulicius]

The art work is well done, but I still hate the retcon of their appearances.

I don't mind them changing things up every once in a while. The old art is still there if you want it.

 

[Lanefan]

Aw. The title of this thread make me think it was gonna be a collection of stuff from classic Dragon mag updated to 5e.

Or just reprinted without updating...

 

[PineappleSoup]

The art work is well done, but I still hate the retcon of their appearances.

i adore it and i'm extremely glad they did it. the dragons look entirely unique and well suited to their environments and have SOOO much more personality. i like how they have a loose scientific basis now and makes them make more sense. if that makes any sense. i'm bad at explaining things LOL.

it's just something i enjoy a lot. like the references have descriptions and explain what traits the dragons have and why. i think my favorite bit is green dragons having chromatophores in their hoods and wings and how the shade of green they are often correlates with their environment. i have a lot of opinions on each of the dragons but this single handedly made green dragons one of my favorites.

 

[RoughCoronet0]

i adore it and i'm extremely glad they did it. the dragons look entirely unique and well suited to their environments and have SOOO much more personality. i like how they have a loose scientific basis now and makes them make more sense. if that makes any sense. i'm bad at explaining things LOL.

it's just something i enjoy a lot. like the references have descriptions and explain what traits the dragons have and why. i think my favorite bit is green dragons having chromatophores in their hoods and wings and how the shade of green they are often correlates with their environment. i have a lot of opinions on each of the dragons but this single handedly made green dragons one of my favorites.View attachment 387483

I'm in agreement here, this art made me fall in love with green dragons. I love me some snake-like dragons.