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<blockquote data-quote="WizarDru" data-source="post: 1835779" data-attributes="member: 151">I've always been rather fond of his one illustration in the Hero Guidebook, a series showing a half-orc being raised, tutored and suceeding a human cleric.&nbsp; I thought it was one of the most 'D&amp;D' pictures in the books.&nbsp; I may not always like the content of Cramer/Crabapple's illustrations, but his technical work is good.&nbsp; The Oozemaster is fun, too.Silicon sorcery, to me, is somewhat disappointing as I usually disagree with the rules implementations (such as the Asheron's Call article, which had good, but not really accurate or related, crunch) in the context of the game supposedly being modeled.By and large, I truly enjoy the new Dragon, and I'm very glad we're away from syncing up with WotC release schedule.&nbsp; I'll have to sit and think about my favorites...but the Campaign materials from the early 300s were some of my favorites (like the swashbuckling materials, especially the parrying feats, or the gladiatorial issues).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WizarDru, post: 1835779, member: 151"] I've always been rather fond of his one illustration in the Hero Guidebook, a series showing a half-orc being raised, tutored and suceeding a human cleric. I thought it was one of the most 'D&D' pictures in the books. I may not always like the content of Cramer/Crabapple's illustrations, but his technical work is good. The Oozemaster is fun, too. Silicon sorcery, to me, is somewhat disappointing as I usually disagree with the rules implementations (such as the Asheron's Call article, which had good, but not really accurate or related, crunch) in the context of the game supposedly being modeled. By and large, I truly enjoy the new Dragon, and I'm very glad we're away from syncing up with WotC release schedule. I'll have to sit and think about my favorites...but the Campaign materials from the early 300s were some of my favorites (like the swashbuckling materials, especially the parrying feats, or the gladiatorial issues). [/QUOTE]

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