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| #1SiberysFeb 28, 2012 23:52:09 | Dragon's-Eye View Art and Artists in D&D by Jon Schindehette When you crack open a D&D book, you see more than words. You see tables. You see layout elements, such as borders and text treatment. You also see art. Start your art-oriented adventure through D&D worlds with experienced and talented senior creative director Jon Schindehette. Talk about this article in the Discussion Thread. ![]() |
| #2SiberysFeb 28, 2012 23:58:23 | Previews Characters 2: Lords of Waterdeep The Lords of Waterdeep all have the safety of their city at heart, but each one is also laying his or her own plans. But who are these Lords? In today’s article, we examine three more of these central figures—with connections back to Mirt and Durnan. Talk about this preview in the Discussion Thread. ![]() |
| #3SiberysFeb 29, 2012 0:01:46 | Art Gallery Here now is a full set of art from Dragon 408 Talk about this gallery in the Discussion Thread. ![]() |
| #4SiberysMar 03, 2012 13:59:49 | Bestiary: Dao and Marid By Doug Hyatt Few creatures in the Elemental Chaos inspire more fear and awe than the great genies. From the tyrannical efreets in their City of Brass to the djinns in the Court of Ice and Steel, from the boisterous marids racing over the shining seas to the industrious dao mining deep within the earth, each branch of genie-kind has spawned its own set of myths and legends in the mortal world. Talk about this article in the Discussion Thread. ![]() |