Looking for the book with this art

[Desdichado]

Years ago, I grabbed a rather tall, vertical Wayne Reynolds piece out of the Wizards art galleries. It features a few fighter types—dwarves, I think, being overwhelmed by a horde of undead.

But now I can't find the file I grabbed, and I have no idea which book it was in. I'd look through my actual books, but it'd take hours, assuming that my 3.x weren't all packed away in a big plastic bin in the basement (which they are.) Can anyone help me identify this piece and what book it was in?

Thanks in advance.

 

[Dioltach]

Have you tried a Google Images search for "Wayne Reynolds"? If you spot the image, the link might identify the sourcebook.

 

[Ralif Redhammer]

Either of these pieces what you're thinking of?

 

[Desdichado]

Yes (naturally) to Dioltach and no to Ralif Redhammer. The first is a full-page spread from Heroes of Horror, and the second is the cover of a Pathfinder book. There's a similar one that's a novel cover, by the way, The Crimson Talisman, but that's not it either. This one is a tall, vertical piece, it has a white background rather than a painted one, and it is dwarves specifically being overwhelmed by mixed undead. It's one of the older books, probably from 3e rather than 3.5, although I'm not certain of that.

I had thought maybe it was the illustration for the General of Undeath spell from the Spell Compendium, but that has a different illustration by Ralph Horsley.

 

[Desdichado]

Ha! There IS a Wayne Reynolds General of Undeath illustration from Ghostwalk!

That's not the one I'm talking about either, though. Sigh.

 

[Desdichado]

Found it! Mislabeled and misfiled in the wrong folder! But I still don't know what book it's from. Any help?

 

[AndromedaRPG]

It appears to not be from a 3/3.5 book at all. Based on a google search, it is the cover to "Warlord Second Edition", http://www.nobleknight.com/imagepage.asp?image=RPR25101.jpg&name=Warlord%20(2nd%20Edition)

 

[Desdichado]

Well... that would explain why I never could find it again. Sigh.

Oh, well. Thanks. Now I wonder where I got the file. Probably from an older iteration of WAR's website. I've had it for years.