D&D General Prints of AD&D Player’s Handbook and Dungeon Master’s Guide?

[Rabulias]

What are the ten posters in that?

In addition to the AD&D 1st Edition Players Handbook cover (folded, 10" x 16"), the other nine are:
1) David Trampier's painting for the AD&D 1st Edition DM's Screen (folded, 18" x 14"; fun bit of trivia: that painting was originally made for a D&D pinball machine that never came to be).
2) Jeff Easley's cover to the World of Greyhawk boxed set (8" x 10").
3) Todd Lockwood's cover to The Forge of Fury (folded, 10" x 16").
4) Jim Roslof's cover to The Keep on the Borderlands (8" x 10").
5) Larry Elmore's painting from the AD&D 2nd Edition Player's Handbook of the adventurers posing with the dead green dragon hanging from a tree (8" x 10").
6) Emmanuel's cover art for the AD&D 1st Edition Fiend Folio (folded, 10" x 16").
7) Keith Parkinson's cover to Lankhmar: Swords of Deceit (8" x 10").
8) Todd Lockwood's "tavern brawl" painting for D&D's 30th anniversary (folded, 10" x 16").
9) Chris Rahn's painting of fighters and a graphically decapitated giant from Storm King's Thunder (folded, 16.5" x 22").

 

[Mannahnin]

Very nice! I didn't know about these.

1) David Trampier's painting for the AD&D 1st Edition DM's Screen (folded, 18" x 14"; fun bit of trivia: that painting was originally made for a D&D pinball machine that never came to be).

They did eventually (1987) have a D&D pinball machine using Elmore's classic red box dragon cover art. Though I would have loved to see one with that Tramp art.

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