D&D 5E (2024) Opinions on the Topaz Dragon Reverse Wings?


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Enantiornithes are extinct bird-like avialans distinctive for having 'backward wings', so maybe the Topaz dragon followed that similar 'opposite' wing articulation, not quite what the image depicts, but not impossible given that dragons are significantly larger than the enantiornithes fossil we know
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Nope. They have somewhat different wing anatomy than modern birds, but their wings aren't actually backwards.
 







No opinion. The only time it matters is when someone is actively pulling up the image to look at it, which does not happen during gameplay. And to me, D&D is about the gameplay at the table, not the extraneous stuff that sits alongside of it (like art). If the game is good, then the art doesn't matter. Same way I don't care about the covers of the books.
 

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