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Time to crawl . . .

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Dungeons And Dragons

Art by Bill Sienkiewicz

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I think the adoption of the "old-school blue" map style as part of the aesthetics of the OSR community is a kinda interesting phenomenon of how the defects of a medium eventually become part of its identity and get replicated even when the medium is not bound by those limitations anymore.

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Dungeons & Dragons: Player's Handbook - Tieflings by Clint Cearley

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'Nissa of Shadowed Boughs' by Dave Rapoza.

Card art from the 'Zendikar Rising' expansion set, published in September 2020 by Magic: The Gathering.

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Spelljammer ships of the ether

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Basilisk Airship / Spelljammer by MapXilla

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Dungeons & Dragons, "SpellJammer: Adventures in Space" by Campbell White

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Jeff Easley's painting for the 3-panel foldout cover of TSR's 104-page 1992 product catalog, featuring characters from many of the different genres and settings of TSR's games, and reprinted in full without text as the header of the contents page

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If the 5th Edition Player's Handbook was so popular why wasn't there a Player's Handbook 2?

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Matt Smith

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Re-imagining The West Wood cover started ages ago...finally put colour on it... #dnd #dnd5e #dnd3e #ttrpg

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The Shrine of Kollchap

Sample dungeon from the book What is Dungeons & Dragons? (Penguin Books, 1982)

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Tarrasque? Pfft, that’s nothing. This week on the Vintage RPG Podcast, we’re looking at CM4: Earthshaker (1985), the BECMI module that pits players against a 1,280-foot-tall robot run by an entire clan of gnomes. Well, not exactly, the gnomes run the robot as a tourist attraction, the players have to deal with the evil NPCs who try to hijack the robot. And they better win, because, well, the tarrasque is just 50 feet tall.