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Turning Children's Books into D&D Adventures

Thread starter Ulrick
Start date Sep 10, 2012

Yora

Legend

Sep 23, 2012

#21

Some years ago a guy made a Twisted Princess image series, turning Disney Princesses and their like into dark horror villains.

I particularly like Necromancer Snow White and the seven Ghouls. ^^

Jeffrey Thomas's Portfolio: Twisted Princess

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