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Diary of a Mad Dungeon Master

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Ben@DungeonNoir 162026-03-10T05:56:45.000Z
Gen Con: Where it all began 4
Gen Con: Where it all began
Ben@DungeonNoir 092026-03-10T05:52:46.000Z
#EVILUTION The Dragon 2
#EVILUTION The Dragon
Ben@DungeonNoir 052026-03-10T05:52:28.000Z
#EVILUTION 2
#EVILUTION
Ben@DungeonNoir 022026-03-09T10:58:35.000Z
Dave Sutherland's ambush panel from Blackmoor is one of the earliest examples of D&D art that suggests actual interaction between monsters and adventurers. Most D&D art so far had depicted simple and static concepts, like pictures of monsters or treasure. 1
Dave Sutherland's ambush panel from Blackmoor is one of the earliest examples of D&D art that suggests actual interaction between monsters and adventurers. Most D&D art so far had depicted simple and static concepts, like pictures of monsters or treasure.
Ben@DungeonNoir 132026-03-09T10:58:00.000Z
Instead of depicting simple monsters or static scenes, Gary Kwapisz used his single entry in Eldritch Wizardry to create a more complex in-game scenario, inspired by his "love of comics and telling stories with pictures." This panel served as an early piece of instructional art 1
Instead of depicting simple monsters or static scenes, Gary Kwapisz used his single entry in Eldritch Wizardry to create a more complex in-game scenario, inspired by his "love of comics and telling stories with pictures." This panel served as an early piece of instructional art
Ben@DungeonNoir 002026-03-09T10:50:57.000Z
#EVOLUTION of ACERERAK 2
#EVOLUTION of ACERERAK
Ben@DungeonNoir 002026-03-09T10:48:03.000Z
Dave Sutherland's ambush panel from Blackmoor is one of the earliest examples of D&D art that suggests actual interaction between monsters and adventurers. Most D&D art so far had depicted simple and static concepts, like pictures of monsters or treasure. 1
Dave Sutherland's ambush panel from Blackmoor is one of the earliest examples of D&D art that suggests actual interaction between monsters and adventurers. Most D&D art so far had depicted simple and static concepts, like pictures of monsters or treasure.
Ben@DungeonNoir 002026-03-09T10:47:09.000Z
Art by Dave Sutherland 1
Art by Dave Sutherland
Ben@DungeonNoir 002026-03-09T10:45:09.000Z
#EVOLUTION 2
#EVOLUTION
Ben@DungeonNoir 022026-03-08T11:02:24.000Z
Prayboy, lol 1
Prayboy, lol
Ben@DungeonNoir 002026-03-07T11:44:55.000Z
RIP Citadel 1
RIP Citadel
Ben@DungeonNoir 002026-03-04T01:53:28.000Z
One of my favorites 🎨Trampier 1
One of my favorites 🎨Trampier
Ben@DungeonNoir 032026-03-04T01:49:44.000Z
Art by Diesel LaForce 1
Art by Diesel LaForce
Ben@DungeonNoir 192026-03-04T01:36:06.000Z
Art by Dave Arneson 1
Art by Dave Arneson
Ben@DungeonNoir 062026-03-03T03:18:31.000Z
She thought very hard about Dragonbait, about all he'd done for her, all she knew about him, all the things she felt about him. He was the least human of her companions, he couldn't talk to her, and she had little idea what went through his mind, yet Dragonbait was the only 1
She thought very hard about Dragonbait, about all he'd done for her, all she knew about him, all the things she felt about him. He was the least human of her companions, he couldn't talk to her, and she had little idea what went through his mind, yet Dragonbait was the only
Ben@DungeonNoir 242026-03-03T03:12:05.000Z
This reminded me of that 2
This reminded me of that
Ben@DungeonNoir 042026-03-03T00:52:07.000Z
Hello darkness my old friend 4
Hello darkness my old friend
Ben@DungeonNoir 122026-03-02T22:22:44.000Z
Ettercap if the Monster Manual was written in 1557 by John Kenn Mortensen 1
Ettercap if the Monster Manual was written in 1557 by John Kenn Mortensen
Ben@DungeonNoir 032026-03-02T10:29:46.000Z
Metallica's 1988 song "One" is based on the 1939 anti-war novel Johnny Got His Gun by Dalton Trumbo and its 1971 film adaptation. The song and music video directly reference the story of Joe Bonham, a WWI soldier who lost his limbs, eyes, ears, and mouth, leaving him trapped 1
Metallica's 1988 song "One" is based on the 1939 anti-war novel Johnny Got His Gun by Dalton Trumbo and its 1971 film adaptation. The song and music video directly reference the story of Joe Bonham, a WWI soldier who lost his limbs, eyes, ears, and mouth, leaving him trapped
Ben@DungeonNoir 122026-03-02T09:09:29.000Z
Here we goooo! 1
Here we goooo!
Ben@DungeonNoir 022026-02-27T01:12:01.000Z
Tommy succeeded! D&D + Rock n Roll 🤘 🎨microphaser 1
Tommy succeeded! D&D + Rock n Roll 🤘 🎨microphaser
Ben@DungeonNoir 012026-02-25T12:23:21.000Z
Barlowe's Guide to Extraterrestrials (1979), by Wayne Barlowe and Ian Summers. 4
Barlowe's Guide to Extraterrestrials (1979), by Wayne Barlowe and Ian Summers.
Ben@DungeonNoir 022026-02-22T21:45:53.000Z
Red Sonja Unconconquered (1986), an AD&D Adventure by Anne Gray McCready. All art by Clyde Caldwell. 4
Red Sonja Unconconquered (1986), an AD&D Adventure by Anne Gray McCready. All art by Clyde Caldwell.
Ben@DungeonNoir 042026-02-20T11:34:22.000Z
A Centaur in Disguise by Michelle Tolo 1
A Centaur in Disguise by Michelle Tolo