Do you recall a nostalgic D&D picture/illustration?

[ColonelHardisson]

Re: Re: Do you recall a nostalgic D&D picture/illustration?

Emerikol (sp?) the Chaotic from the 1e DMG. I loved that old Erol Otus art

Dave Trampier did that picture.

 

[Bonehoard Taffer]

I also like the one in the PHB, with the dungeoneer leaving a string trail, and a troll is going along rolling it back up.

 

[Kilmore]

Damn. Someone already picked Emericol the Chaotic. Okay then, Thor thumping the Midgard Serpent in Dieties and Demigods. Oh, and that Succubus hottie in the Monster Manual that inspired countless tattoos.

 

[Mithriltooth]

The pic of Morgana Ironwolf in the ancient D&D basic.
Any artwork by Erol Otus.
Factol Pentar by Terlizzi.

 

[Qlippoth]

The kobolds fleeing in terror from the green dragon.

 

[Zarthon]

There was a sketch of a female fighter type and a skeleton in a trapped room that was filling up with water in the 1st ed DMG (I think). That same picture has made it's way into d20. I really like that picture. (It's also my favorite type of trap)

 

[Tetsubo]

My favorite...

 

[National Acrobat]

That picture in the 1E DM's guide where the water is filling the cavern and the fighter is trying to get out as the skeleton approaches him, evil intent apparent.

 

[johnsemlak]

I like all the cartoon pictures in the 1e DMG. My favorite is

We'll, either it's some device which enables one to cast the 'Bigby's Hand' spells, or it's a +3 backscratcher. So far we're not sure which..."

 

[A2Z]

Very first D&D novel I ever read. It got me started in gaming.