Sketch card of a Tarrasque for @BigPetesComics #dnd pic.twitter.com/peAh8YIxnv
— Max Dunbar (@Max_Dunbar) January 28, 2020
A sketch card of a Flumph for @BigPetesComics
2nd most requested D&D creature! Thanks for all the suggestions!! #dnd pic.twitter.com/UU7uP28cjC— Max Dunbar (@Max_Dunbar) January 29, 2020
More scanning. More archiving. Most of my #MagicTheGathering sketches were done in sketchbooks, but quite a few were also done on loose paper. Here's a few from the 1990s.🎨 pic.twitter.com/ZSria9fIN3
— Tony DiTerlizzi (@TonyDiTerlizzi) February 29, 2020
It is with a heavy heart that we must announce the cancellation of Gen Con 2020. The safety of our attendees, exhibitors & staff are of the utmost importance to us & we cannot in good conscience host a large gathering while doing so could threaten the health of so many. 🧵
— Gen Con (@Gen_Con) May 19, 2020
Gen Con has a long history, and this is the first time we haven't held a show in more than 50 years. Our CEO Peter Adkison shared some thoughts about that in a blog post today: https://t.co/YIBQ1JkRXu
— Gen Con (@Gen_Con) May 19, 2020
This has been a rough start to 2020 for sure, but we're looking forward to seeing your wonderful faces in 2021. In the meantime, we hope you'll join us for https://t.co/Hjq1pjqv7i, a virtual convention experience celebrating what brings us together. Stay safe & game on, friends!
— Gen Con (@Gen_Con) May 19, 2020
It was definitely a tough decision for sure, but we really didn't have much of a choice, anyway! Darn virus ☹️ Our awesome exhibitors will be featured during Gen Con Online, so hopefully the impact isn't so hard for them. Hope to see you in 2021! -Kristen
— Gen Con (@Gen_Con) May 19, 2020
Jon Forel @Jon_4L
do you have an insights on the fashion of Drow cities where the majority of the population is not Lolthite? Perhaps Jaezred Chaulssin uniform descriptions? 1)
Non-Lolth drow cities have complex and everchanging fads and fashions just as human and mixed-races cities do.#Realmslore— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) April 16, 2020
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The Jaezred Chaulssin are a secret organization, and don’t have uniforms; wearing such a thing would make the wearer an obvious target for all Lolth-worshippers.#Realmslore— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) April 16, 2020
A thing that’s bugged me a bit about the Aereni is that they are often portrayed as mostly good-aligned. Yet they don’t care about others and would probably not think twice about hurting them to protect their interests. I’ve treated them as mostly neutral in my games. Thoughts? I definitely see the culture of Aerenal as more neutral than good. If you look to pages 216-219 of the original ECS, all of the named Aereni NPCs (including the rulers!) are Lawful Neutral.
— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) March 27, 2020
I definitely see the culture of Aerenal as more neutral than good. If you look to pages 216-219 of the original ECS, all of the named Aereni NPCs (including the rulers!) are Lawful Neutral. I just checked the Sharn sourcebook, and both the Aereni consul and the high priest Mayne Jhaelian are Lawful Neutral. What’s your source on them generally being depicted as Good?
— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) March 27, 2020
For starters, in Eberron: Rising from the Last War, which I just checked, the Undying Soldier and Undying Councilor are both described as neutral good, thus giving the impression that generally they are good-aligned. IIRC there are other examples, but I don’t recall them now The UNDYING are more likely to be good than most because of the influence of Irian, just as the influence of Mabar pulls vampires and liches toward evil. This is also reflected by the Deathguard, who serve the Court directly. But most living Aereni lean toward neutrality.
— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) March 27, 2020
But also, Eberron is a setting where good people don’t always serve the GREATER good — just ask Queen Aurala.
— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) March 27, 2020
Dear @TheEdVerse , when Gilgeam ruled Unther, did he rule it in person, through one of his avatars or through his priesthood? One source says he was slain by a reborn Tiamat at some point in late 15th century. Who ruled Unther after his death? Thanks in advance and stay safe.
— Ricardo Williams (@rwgs76) March 24, 2020
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Gilgeam ruled Unther in person, though of course he had soldiers and courtiers (bureaucrats) to extend his authority. He was indeed slain by Tiamat, and various of his underlings sought to rule Unther in the years that 2)
…followed, giving rise to civil war that made it easy for Mulhorand to invade and conquer, beginning in 1371 DR. Untherian mages known as the Northern Wizards, the protectors of Messemprar, clung to power in the northern…#Realmslore— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) March 24, 2020
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…parts of Unther, but were finally defeated by the invaders in 1379 DR.
Gilgeam was a hands-on ruler, increasingly a tyrant, strong of will and personality, a demigod. No one who defied him lasted long.#Realmslore— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) March 24, 2020
"The Forager", ink on Bristol board, 2020. How long did this take to draw? How big is it? You find the answers and more when you check out my Facebook live videos. There, you can watch me draw the whole image–from sketch to finish: https://t.co/txXbaB03E1 pic.twitter.com/CQIEllVgSH
— Tony DiTerlizzi (@TonyDiTerlizzi) March 20, 2020
regarding Orders: I am playing a Wild Hunt shifter blood hunter in an Eberron campaign. In the description for shifters there is mention of lycanthropic influence in their history. would order of the Lycan be a bit too on the nose for him? Nah, that seems like a natural progression!
— Matthew Mercer (@matthewmercer) February 2, 2020
