Everyone knows that merchants displaying the emblem of the Zaron Guild are known for fair play....but lately, some say that others have been forging them and even imbuing them with glyphs designed to make unwary purchasers buy more..... (rats, Dean got me with that glyph--I better us it on my players now)

To be honest, I'm not sure where I will use this in my campaign yet. But I couldn't pass it up. Waiting for inspiration to strike--animated objects vs medusa victims....

This image made me want to add a new encounter in my campaign. It's just too neat to pass up.

After seeing this character, I'm sure all my players will want to play a water mage

As a Gamemaster, I must admit that I enjoy how a simple image can liven up a play session. Players ask themselves "why is he showing me a picture of my character's ale? Did someone spike it....." Heh, I just like the image.

I love using Dean's artwork to enhance my campaign! It really helps to bring my world to life.

Absolutely incredible! You don't know if the chef is smiling because he is proud to have created something wonderful or if he is gleefully getting away with something! Masterfully done!

Absolutely incredible! You don't know if the chef is smiling because he is proud to have created something wonderful or if he is gleefully getting away with something! Masterfully done!

Nice image. Simple and evocative. It gets the point across perfectly.

This image is perfect for adding campaign flavor! I'll use it in a prop for players. "Wanted: help with giant rats"

This image is perfect for adding campaign flavor! I'll use it in a prop for players.

All I can say is "oh my". I have to build a campaign around this.

Who doesn't need a gnoll riding a bear? I'll create a bad guy just to use this image in my campaign!

Such an evocative image! Among other uses, I can use it to illustrate a villain or a spell effect.

This is one of the best dragon images that I have seen in a long time. And as luck would have it, there is a green dragon at odds with the Yuan-Ti.