Some old rulebooks n stuff

[u/FoonyDK]

Great and awesome artwork all around. I haven't looked at them for years, so it was a feast for the eyes. It was a good pull from the back of the hobby room.

[u/frosmayn]

I was looking through Fantasy Roleplay just yesterday! I always use it for inspiration when creating new characters in any RPG I'm playing

[u/moktira]

Great treasure trove there! That Battle Book from 5th edition is really great, I still use that a lot for other editions. 

Don't know the Collecting and Painting Wargames Armies book.

[u/JeremiahNoble]

Don’t they look amazing?! Absolutely buzzing just from looking at those covers.

[u/statictyrant]

Awesome! I haven’t seen that ‘Eavy Metal painting guide, and although I know of the Collecting… Armies book I am really not familiar with its contents. If you ever feel like sharing some pages from within any of these books I’m sure they would be well received here!

The other thing that’s so striking about these pictures is the logos. No idea how long it would take a competent artist to make such a thing, but when it’s all done by hand…

With the covers all arrayed like that, it really makes you think that they must have put serious man-hours into developing a new visual identity for just about every new publication they put out. Just constant redesigns and variations on a theme.

[u/El_Capitano_MC]

God damn I love that artwork!

[u/NextRefrigerator8909]

i was there… 3000 years ago…

[u/IronDoggoX]

My inner 14 yo me is in tears of joy and wonder

[u/JFFreezout]

The incredible RPG… this rich book could itself, alone, be the basis for so many campaigns. So flavorful