Let your brains ruminate over these images, and see if somethingdoesn't pop into existence that would be a great...

Let your brains ruminate over these images, and see if something doesn't pop into existence that would be a great fit for FANTASTIC! EXCITING! IMAGINATIVE! ...

— There are already some creative uses for hydra heads in the pile, but there could be more.

I'll leave this portion open til after New Year's Eve.

As ever, the mails of e is: wilson 4 6 8 12 20 at gmail

A baddie from some alternate Holmes...

Olde House Rules wrote:

A baddie from some alternate Holmes...

What did YOUR Holmes Basic come with?

What is FANTASTIC!

What is FANTASTIC! EXCITING! IMAGINATIVE! going to look like...? What are some of the entries like...? How am I (you) going to be credited for my (your) submissions?

And most importantly: Is there any of it I can start using in games right now?

Find out via this link...
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BynzHVcHd0PQMEhSQnJlWVlSUHM/view?usp=sharing

Very Fiend Folio-esque!

Very Fiend Folio-esque!

Originally shared by russ nicholson

Thanks to the great Ian Livingston reminding me; attached a White Dwarf Christmas Card I produced in the early 80's. Seasons Greetings and Happy Holidays, have a good one!

FANTASTIC! EXCITING! IMAGINATIVE!

FANTASTIC! EXCITING! IMAGINATIVE!
The Plan Going Forward...

So, a couple of days ago, I posted about how art on pages 16 and 18 hadn't gotten any love... They have gotten some attention so far (and I think some is in progress). Sometime next week (or maybe after Christmas), I will 'shut down' those pages. Submissions I know are "en route" will still be fine. I will then "open up" a new set of two or three pages of art that haven't gotten much attention, and we can tinker with those...

I suppose we'll just go along like that until the zine is full.

[That earlier post: https://plus.google.com/118236109732656640763/posts/5tZT73HwU16 ]

[One other: https://plus.google.com/118236109732656640763/posts/7AYRhT6ujcN ]

On the subject of the Dungeon Masters Adventure Log, here are theweapon illustrations included in the book.

Tony Rowe wrote:

On the subject of the Dungeon Masters Adventure Log, here are the weapon illustrations included in the book. A vital reference for all those weapons on the AD&D weapon chart that you passed over for the familiar "Sword, Long."