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Henlo!
NecroLord
Dumbfuck!
What would D&D be without goblins?
NecroLord
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There's just so much going on in this one, it's so evocative.
The party knows, based on their investigations, that the Tomb lies somewhere within this huge mound, but they have no idea where its very well-hidden entrance is. They could spend weeks searching for it, but, one day, one of them discovers an opening...
Edit: Wait, I actually have to admit I'm not 100% certain: this is either indeed from The Tomb of Horrors or it may be from the original D&D module In Search of the Unknown. Anyone?
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The image is indeed from adventure module S1 Tomb of Horrors.
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La vie sexuelle
Learned
Nearly OSR:
RPK
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Was just watching a youtube vid on the AD&D 2e ravenloft boxed set. I had forgotten how cool the cover of the Domains and Denizens book is.
Not sure why the insert image from link won't work with this
http://www.tsrarchive.com/rv/rv-box-lore.jpg
Not sure why the insert image from link won't work with this
http://www.tsrarchive.com/rv/rv-box-lore.jpg
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Works for me:
La vie sexuelle
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These games were made for man. Yes, also men, but generally man. Modern D&D are made for creatures. Proof? In Old D&D main race was "human" (man), a for One D&D we have different variant of mary-sue beings (CREATURES).
Man wants to return to times we ruled the earth, because modern world, and modern D&D is made for creatures.
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Jason Liang
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10 images and only a single one from actual TSR D&D/AD&D.
Jason Liang
Arcane
The redhead next to Drizzit seems oddly specific, but I don't recognize her. The first one could be Kas? <-- copium
NecroLord
Dumbfuck!
Catti-brie, I guess.
La vie sexuelle
Learned
Sad, but for most people this is the new thing from circa 2017. This red dragon is a symbol of the fact that they know some about past, but that's all.
fizzelopeguss
Arcane
Do these flies have a name? I saw the same thing in a Dragonlance comic.
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