Nov ‘87 #Dragonlance calendar 😔 For a moment the sun-drenched sky was empty, then the dragon burst up over the edge of the wall, its horrifying scream splitting Sturm's eardrums, filling his head with pain. The breath from its gaping mouth gagged him. He staggered dizzily but

Ever heard of the #DnD City That Never Was? Wanna see it? In 2002 Jeff Easley was commissioned for a D&D 3.5E campaign setting that was to tie in with the Book of Vile Darkness, but was never published. It’s name? “City Of Sin” I love the tavern, ‘Ye Ruptured Spleen’.

I never spent much time in school But I taught ladies plenty It’s true I hire my body out for pay, Hey Hey I’ve gotten burned over Cheryl Tiegs Blown up for Raquel Welch But when I end up in the hay it’s only hay, Hey Hey I might jump an open drawbridge, Or Tarzan from a vine

This is Paladin thread, because I just love them. Works of art from all of my favorite D&D/TSR artists. Got one you want to share? Please do! #DnD #dungeonsanddragons 🖼️ Jeff Dee

Jeff Easley Like A Sunday Morning painting D&D Like It’s 1983 🔥! "Abandon Hope" was painted for use as cover art for the eighth edition TSR Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Dungeon Masters Guide source book released in 1983. #DnD #dungeonsanddragons

“Los City of the Ancients” 🖼️ Jeff Easley #DnD module #Dragonlance DL1 Dragons of Despair

Good Morning Larry Elmore painted “Tense Moment” here for the cover of Dragon magazine issue 179, Mar ‘92 Okay, so you found a cool magic item. Now the age old question… Who is gonna grab it? 😂 Looks like ole boy is gonna start by poking it with a stick. Yup, been there #DnD

😂 Yup, been there, done that.

I have been blessed to have met both of these awesome individuals! Playing some Original D&D with Tim Kask as my DM was definitely a bucket list item! And Really misses a whole lot of great people... was so incredibly nice to me.

Listen to Larry Elmore talk to Diesel about how Jim Roslof designed the original #Dragonlance logo & Larry did the layout for the first calendar. Margaret Weis talks about how they lined up all of the paintings when debuting the ‘85 calendar.

Since this has come up in chats with some friends a few times lately, I thought it might be fun to talk about! The very FIRST #DnD module in the 1975 Blackmoor supplement, Temple of the Frog, was a GONZO sci-fi crossover! The BBEG was an alien from our planet Earth, there’s

Did You Know? The author of the AD&D adventure “Wards of the Witching Ways” from Dungeon #11 (May/June ‘88) was using a pen name? You may have, but do you know who the true author was? A young 20 yo Christopher Perkins , who would go on to be very successful in #DnD !