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<blockquote data-quote="JeffB" data-source="post: 6077299" data-attributes="member: 518">I'd take Jeff Dee's Art over this any day. And Willingham. And .....And..That said, I found some of these pieces good despite the proportion problems. Some were not to my tastes at all.&nbsp; THAT said...I've seen much worse in D&amp;D books since WOTC bought the property. Overall I think I would like to continue to see the &quot;heroic scene&quot; art of 4E's style with more of O/AD&amp;D's grounded in reality-ness (as much as can be, in a game of make believe faeries and goblins). Please no more steroid popping humanoids, or &quot;hey, check me out..how cool am I standing here in this awesome pose for the artists looking all badass with my spikes, and belts, and straps, and stuff&quot; look of 3.X and Pathfinder art.Actually If I had my druthers, give me lower cost books sans but a few pieces of art&nbsp; in a clear, concise, easy to use at the table presentation ala Moldvay/Cook. I can do the majority of my own imagining, thanks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JeffB, post: 6077299, member: 518"] I'd take Jeff Dee's Art over this any day. And Willingham. And .....And.. That said, I found some of these pieces good despite the proportion problems. Some were not to my tastes at all. THAT said...I've seen much worse in D&D books since WOTC bought the property. Overall I think I would like to continue to see the "heroic scene" art of 4E's style with more of O/AD&D's grounded in reality-ness (as much as can be, in a game of make believe faeries and goblins). Please no more steroid popping humanoids, or "hey, check me out..how cool am I standing here in this awesome pose for the artists looking all badass with my spikes, and belts, and straps, and stuff" look of 3.X and Pathfinder art. Actually If I had my druthers, give me lower cost books sans but a few pieces of art in a clear, concise, easy to use at the table presentation ala Moldvay/Cook. I can do the majority of my own imagining, thanks. [/QUOTE]

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