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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ilgatto" data-source="post: 9389835" data-attributes="member: 86051">Artist: EmmanuelSource: White Dwarf 40 (Games Workshop, 1983)Depicting: Um...Well, since my sense of "weirdness" has nothing to do with "gonzoness" (I have always detested Gonzo and the Star Trek critters with a passion, although age has softened my resolve a bit in the first case - poor guy - BUT ONLY INCREASED IT IN THE SECOND); can assure you that folks who think they can have a laugh while out and about in THE LAND OF QAF will rue the moment they even thought about it; and the question isn't what OFFENDED my gonzo D&D sensibilities (now that would have been easy), I'm afraid I can only see "weirdness" as being something that has a certain beauty and delicacy to it*, and which can also add yet another layer to the many-layered sense of je-ne-sais-quoi I let govern my every venture in D&D.Now, because we're only allowed to count to one and my one is a "one" the folks trying to implement granny's law around here probably won't appreciate - however innocent it is thought of in my part of the world (yes, it's Boris Vallejo's <s>Glasya kissing a girl with no pants on oh wait that's not D&D</s> faerie dragon and girl with no pants on on the cover of Dragon #52) - I can only post the image below, mainly because it actually was the first thing that helped define my sense of what could be weird in D&D* - and because it's by Emmanuel.[ATTACH=full]370121[/ATTACH]*) What can I say? I'm a boring kind of guy.Edit: <s>inspired</s></blockquote>

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