Snarf Zagyg
Notorious Liquefactionist
This topic came up in a different thread, so I thought I'd start a different thread. For once, this won't be my typical long post. Instead, it's an invitation.
What are your favorite module covers from the early TSR era?
Rules: List your top 5 (in order to keep it manageable). Explain each pick. I'd say to keep it to 1986 and before, but exercise your judgment. Certainly keep it to TSR-era module covers. Thanks!
Here are mine. They are not in order, but I'd go with these-
UK1 Beyond the Crystal Cave
Yeah, no feet and almost no hands. I know ... the artist is hiding some issues. But still, this cover always drew me in to something more magical.
I3 Pharaoh
This was my original avatar. Simple and magical.
I6 Ravenloft.
There's a vampire.
S3 Barrier Peaks.
A cover that provided most parties for more questions than answers.
WG4 The Forgotten Temple of ---------
Everything, from the pale and sickly purple, to the disquieting evilness of the ersatz Georgia O'Keeffe, combined to make the experience of looking at this module the same as playing it.
What are your favorite module covers from the early TSR era?
Rules: List your top 5 (in order to keep it manageable). Explain each pick. I'd say to keep it to 1986 and before, but exercise your judgment. Certainly keep it to TSR-era module covers. Thanks!
Here are mine. They are not in order, but I'd go with these-
UK1 Beyond the Crystal Cave
Yeah, no feet and almost no hands. I know ... the artist is hiding some issues. But still, this cover always drew me in to something more magical.
I3 Pharaoh
This was my original avatar. Simple and magical.
I6 Ravenloft.
There's a vampire.
S3 Barrier Peaks.
A cover that provided most parties for more questions than answers.
WG4 The Forgotten Temple of ---------
Everything, from the pale and sickly purple, to the disquieting evilness of the ersatz Georgia O'Keeffe, combined to make the experience of looking at this module the same as playing it.
