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A more recent favorite:
Apparently you can get the PDF hereI always liked the cover art for the slipcase of Hidden Kingdom (the other Arthurian RPG that came out in 1985), but have never been able to wade through the dense rules.
(The sparse black-and-white interior art is about on par with what we got in the better-known King Arthur Pendragon.)
Edit: It also came with two large maps that I figured I'd post here since I doubt many Pubgoers have seen this game.
Indeed that's a great cover. Why you don't like the 7th Sea 2 system? I don't know it myself.
Necrotic Gnome's doing a great job with the art choices. Based on the portfolios Gavin recently announced for his upcoming Dolmenwood setting books, I think those are going to be shown off in a lot of "best art" discussions.
Pauliina Hannuniemi's art work is some of the most breathtaking fantasy stuff around right now. I absolutely love it, and will unquestioningly back Dolmenwood once the KS goes up.
Say what you will about the system, it IS a very striking and lovely cover.Another one who's work can be very captivating and whimsical is Stephanie Law. Since this is a thread about RPG covers, she did the one for Blue Rose.
Lovely! Very Charles Rennie Mackintosh - appropriate, since the stylised rose was one of his motifs.Another one who's work can be very captivating and whimsical is Stephanie Law. Since this is a thread about RPG covers, she did the one for Blue Rose.
Two fisted tales the Savage world pulp RPG as I recallAnother one where I couldn't find a good image online so snapped a quick photo of my copies: Justice Inc. and the Lands of Mystery supplement both had wonderful covers that perfectly complement their respective subjects. Justice Inc.'s cover was so good another pulp game recycled it 20-odd years later.
Lovely! Very Charles Rennie Mackintosh - appropriate, since the stylised rose was one of his motifs.
I thought it was a shout-out to Alphonse Mucha, myself.