Sweet Cover Art?

[Knightfall]

2004, 2005, 2006...

Dungeon #116 (2004)

Dungeon #121 (2005)

Dungeon #139 (2006)
I don't even have this one yet, and it's already my favorite cover for this year. Bring on the Savage Tide!!!

 

[Knightfall]

The old 2E FR Guide, I forget the name, but had the woman on the unicorn. Always caught the eye for me. Otherwise yeah, most of the others I'd pick are dragon covers from above. Currently, I think Eberron's had some very good art, but the WotC book cover style doesn't really show them off.

I love that cover. And here it is...

 

[Knightfall]

Other Classic Covers that are Timeless!

Oriental Adventures
This was the first ever D&D book I ever saw. I was hooked after that.

Greyhawk Adventures
I came to appreciate this cover later on, when I discovered how cool Greyhawk is.

 

[Michael Tree]

Those are some great Dragon covers! I'm looking forward to the Art of Dragon book.

For me, the cover art for the old Basic D&D boxed sets exemplify D&D, Basic through Immortal.

Of more recent book covers, Mage the Awakening is stunningly beautiful, especially in person.

 

[Knightfall]

Forgotten Realms Campaign Set

 

[Knightfall]

AD&D 2nd Edition Dungeon Master's Screen

 

[Knightfall]

Taladas: The Minotaurs
This was my favorite 2nd Edition Dragonlance cover.

 

[blargney the second]

Dungeon #138's cover blew me away: I love the amount of action and detail packed into one panel.

 

[Ghostwind]

Looking through this thread has made me realize that the cover art for the first and second edition books is better than 3rd edition books.

 

[Brakkart]

Very cool.

Is there a picture of it out there somewhere...?

As per request, here is a photo of the Lady of Pain belt buckle: