D&D 5E Look at all this Draconic Fizban art!

Here's a bunch of art from Fizban's Treasury of Dragons! Fizban himself has a new look from Nikki Dawes, and there's a gorgeous spread of the full wraparound cover art by Chris Rahn.

 

[R_J_K75]

@Weiley31

IDR the show, I thought people were talking about something else. Wasnt there a Dinio-something cartoon 86 or 87?

 

[Weiley31]

@Weiley31

IDR the show, I thought people were talking about something else. Wasnt there a Dinio-something cartoon 86 or 87?

There was Dino Riders, but that's a whole different show.

Who knows, maybe Bahamut saved em all in the end.

 

[R_J_K75]

There was Dino Riders, but that's a whole different show.

Who knows, maybe Bahamut saved em all in the end.

Or they ended up as Dinolichs.

 

[GMforPowergamers]

DIno riders were awesome but was it ever more then just the piolit episode

 

[Mind of tempest]

DIno riders were awesome but was it ever more then just the piolit episode

no idea, I remember an odd show about cybernetic dinosaurs that fought a variety of things but have never been able to place the name.

 

[Hussar]

Does anyone else get a Rick of Rick and Morty vibe from the Fizban pic. I keep expecting him to be driving a van and offering free candy.

 

[cbwjm]

Looks like that might be Fizban himself in that first pic, casting his protective spell before the dragon's unleash chaos with their breath weapons.

 

[cbwjm]

DIno riders were awesome but was it ever more then just the piolit episode

It was, it even had a whole toy line which came with those small comics that were so common with toys back in the 80s.

 

[Mecheon]

DIno riders were awesome but was it ever more then just the piolit episode

There was a series, but I don't know how many episodes there were. Absolutely kicking myself for not picking up the DVD of the series, the one time I found it in a cheap newsagency, back in that bygone era where 'quick buck from DVD transfer of old cartoon shows' was a thing you could find

mind Dino Riders' jam was the toyline.

 

[cbwjm]

There was a series, but I don't know how many episodes there were. Absolutely kicking myself for not picking up the DVD of the series, the one time I found it in a cheap newsagency, back in that bygone era where 'quick buck from DVD transfer of old cartoon shows' was a thing you could find

mind Dino Riders' jam was the toyline.

Just looked it up, it only had 14 episodes. So many cool cartoons from my childhood that I've forgotten and then someone brings something up and it's amazing how much I remember.