Races and Classes Art Gallery at Wizards

[Scholar & Brutalman]

And the art gallery for Races and Classes is up at Gleemax now, for everyone who wants to see pictures of adventurers vogueing it up.

(I also prefer the W&M landscapes...)

 

[Colmarr]

While I agree that the landscapes in W&M were jaw-droppingly good, some of the illustrations in R&C are very evocative, such as this dwarf wizard:

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I don't think I've ever wanted to play a dwarf wizard so much in my life...

 

[Zamkaizer]

These galleries often contain art left on the cutting-room floor for various reasons. This one does not disappoint. Not enough words in previous sentence.

My favorite illustration in Races & Classes, by the way, is the following, though the resolution makes it lose some punch.

 

[Scholar & Brutalman]

My favorite illustration in Races & Classes, by the way, is the following, though the resolution makes it lose some punch.

That's my favourite too, because it shows the elf warlock and her environment.

OK, because it shows the hot elf warlock and her environment.

 

[Fallen Seraph]

The Elf warlock is my favourite as well.

There is actually a thread now on the official forum about the Half-Elf eye image. It appears in the text beside it, it says:

"half-elven eyes are circular, but their eyes are more angled. If they choose to follow the path of their elven ancestors in a bloodline commitment, their pupils and irises will become oval in shape."

My personal opinion is this could mean 4e is sorta in-line with a more Tolkienish view of Half-Elves, were a Half-Elf can decide to become more human or embrace their elvish side.

 

[Zamkaizer]

That's my favourite too, because it shows the elf warlock and her environment.

OK, because it shows the hot elf warlock and her environment.

How crass! I enjoy it because the warm reds, browns, and golds immediately draw the eye to the central figure, though the viewer is rewarded for further exploring the illustration, noticing touches such as rune inscribed stones, the placid pond, and the manner in which the petals falling from the figures hands glow.

I also have a thing for redheads.

 

[Voss]

Thats a good one. I like most of the dwarves and some of the humans. Though its very hard to tell some of the halflings from some of the humans. I sadly have to go by the dreadlocks, which is a little disturbing.

 

[ZombieRoboNinja]

I think I'm just going to post this image every time one of those "chainmail bikini" threads comes up.

TELL HER TO HER FACE SHE CAN'T SHOW HER BELLY BUTTON!

 

[nutluck]

The art work is all and all good better than 3e. But I utterly loath the teifling tails.

 

[Matrix Sorcica]

Why does all the characters have too short legs? Example ? Another At least the ones drawn by Lee Moyer. I hope the characters in 4e will be normally proportioned.