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Message: <blockquote data-quote="WayneLigon" data-source="post: 3712055" data-attributes="member: 3649">In the larger sense, it is totally irrelevant to the game rules and the campaigns. On one hand, the art simply doesn't matter; I've even heard people bitch about there being any art at all as that takes away space from rules text (from what's been hinted at, they'll be especially disappointed with this new edition). A green dragon will be whatever you want it to look like.On the other hand of course, the art sets the tone for a book or an entire game. I strongly suspect to this day that a significant portion of the love people have for Planescape comes solely and completely from the powerful, whimsical and evocative Tony DiTerlizzi art.I like the dragon well enough. I like that we have more consistancy between artists, now, as to a brand name look and feel for a particular monster. And it's irrelevant if I like it. If I didn't, I'd best be getting used to it.</blockquote>