D&D General Graz'zt Petition

[embee]

Shhh, don't say it out loud! People can get scared and not sign my petition if they know my secret

Besides, it should be the Demon's Advocate. And my client takes this difference very seriously.

Your client is free to take that difference however he chooses. However, if he chooses to interpose an Answer in the litigation, for the sake of identification of parties to the matter, he should identify as "Graz'zt, The Demon s/h/a The Devil." Alternatively, he may move to amend the caption to reflect his true nature.

 

[Graz'zt's Lawyer]

Your client is free to take that difference however he chooses. However, if he chooses to interpose an Answer in the litigation, for the sake of identification of parties to the matter, he should identify as "Graz'zt, The Demon s/h/a The Devil." Alternatively, he may move to amend the caption to reflect his true nature.

Who can understand the thoughts of the Dark Prince?

 

[Vaalingrade]

Who can understand the thoughts of the Dark Prince?

The noted scholar Right Said Fred in his thesis on Graz'zt's inner monologue entitled 'I'm too Sexy'.

 

[Graz'zt's Lawyer]

The noted scholar Right Said Fred in his thesis on Graz'zt's inner monologue entitled 'I'm too Sexy'.

Yes, he is a very wise man.

 

[dave2008]

I don't like the image of Graz'zt in the fifth edition of Dungeons & Dragons. Just not and that's it. He's not handsome, just ugly in my opinion and I don't want him to look that way. That's why I created this petition. If you also don't like the Graz'zt 5e and you miss its 3rd edition version, please support my campaign!

Of course. For example the works of Wayne Reynolds. Here, and here. These are my two favorite official images. Besides, there are also fan art, such as those of Leonardo-Lambrecht, JasonEngle, or nJoo.



I act unofficially. I don't know if my client even knows about my involvement, although I suspect that considering the case I am dealing with, he would not mind. I made it my duty to defend his honor and good (bad) name.

I guess I disagree, I find the 5e version more handsome than the ones you posted. The artist style is a little bit more "sketchy," but the overall figure is as much if not more attractive I think.

I mean look at this guy, that's damn sexy man!

 

[dave2008]

Look, if you care about this issue enough to make a petition, then sure, I will sign it. You go on with your weird cause. Knock over those apple carts!

Cabbage carts

 

[dave2008]

Wasn't that hinted at in some supplement? Maybe not 5e but I recall hearing this before, maybe in 4e.

4e started that idea, since he seems more devilish in a lot respects

 

[dave2008]

PS I believe this one is from 3e @Graz'zt's Lawyer , not the best representation, IMO. I think it is less a 5e thing and more of a particular artist thing.

 

[dave2008]

We also have the alt cover version from TCoE. It is different the OotA version. I find this one less sexy and more lecherous personally. But clearly there is not a set 5e "style" for Graz'zt.

 

[Graz'zt's Lawyer]

We also have the alt cover version from TCoE. It is different the OotA version. I find this one less sexy and more lecherous personally. But clearly there is not a set 5e "style" for Graz'zt.

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I am talking about the "5e style", because from "Rage of Demons" I can see that in manuals or illustrations, Graz'zt started to appear with white eyes, purple skin, a goatee and terribly marked cheekbones, as if he were starving.