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Sunday, August 2, 2020

TSR Settings as 70s Paperbacks

For no good reason, I decided to reimagine two classic D&D settings as 70s mass market trade paperbacks.

Art by Ken Kelly


Art by Sanjulin

12 comments:

  1. Looks nice. Can you try Planescape or Spelljammer?

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  2. I'd love to see this done for Planescape and Spelljammer.

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  3. Great stuff - what fonts did you use?

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  4. @Kyana and Claudius - Those likely forthcoming, later this week.

    @Jensenator - The Dark Sun cover uses Marvin (which I could find in digital font, so I cobbled the word together from printed sources) and Serif Gothic. The Ravenloft cover uses Ravenscroft (which is a digital adaptation of Rubens) and a Franklin Gothic (I think, it was just something suitably san serify I had at hand).

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  5. That Ravenloft one is esp good looking!

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  6. Dark Sun has always seemed ripe for sword and planet gaming. Your cover just proves it further thanks.

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  7. That works! Specially for Dark Sun.

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  8. Shouldn’t that say “ravished by sorcery?”

    In all seriousness, I love these so much...brings up all sorta of warm fuzzy memories of combing through used bookstores in Montana for summer reading material on Flathead Lake.

    I would buy both of these in a heartbeat if they were actual books...totally in my wheelhouse for genre, tone, and artwork. A very lurid groove. I dig it.
    ; )

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  9. These are great! More please!
    Marvin Visions Typeface: https://www.readvisions.com/marvin

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