dave2008
Legend
That change started with Dragonlance. DL dragons were specifically different from regular D&D dragons, but they had a consistent design within DL (at least mostly - Easley did some weird things with dragons)I'd rather go back to the days when the artist could pretty much draw them how they wanted and didn't have to stick to a design sheet template. You could have as many variations of how a red dragon looks as there are different expressions of beholders. Or humans, for that matter.