Forgotten realms art

Lolth, Spider Queen. was my first Planewalker painting for Magic the Gathering. When I got the assignment I yelled out "yes" and made a small victory pose. I knew exactly what I was supposed to paint just from reading the name of the card, because I painted the same nasty evil Drow-mistress ten yea

Continuing the legacy of previous Baldur's Gate games, the Larian Studios art team captures the feeling of playing D&D with your friends with fantastical creatures, heroic adventurers and breathtaking locations in an ArtStation Art Blast

Fan art of the great Elminster Aumar one of the most iconic character in Dungeons and Dragons!

The Far Realm was a plane of madness situated very far from the planes of the standard cosmology.[4] This maddening realm was feared for its power to twist unfortunate visitors into gruesome monsters, and it was from here that aberrations came.[5] According to Malyanna, a servant of the Abolethic Sovereignty, all cosmologies were threatened by the same Far Realm.[6] The Far Realm comprised an infinite number of layers. Unlike the layers of many Outer Planes, these layers were very thin…

Tiamat (Variant) Magic the Gathering Art from Adventures in the Forgotten Realms Set by Tyler Jacobson

©1989, Wizards of the Coast, Inc. All Rights Reserved This full color art print was the original cover for R.A. Salvatore’s novel, Streams of Silver, and features Bruenor the Dwarf, Wulfgar the Barbarian, Regis the Halfling and Drizzt the Dark Elf. A classic Clyde Caldwell Forgotten Realms painting. This image is 10 1/8″ X 16 1/2″ […]