Faerun Posters and Art Prints

There might be giants....

The only professional choice.

When visiting, be mindful of the giant spiders. Oh, watch out for the portal to the Underdark too.

When visiting, be mindful of the giant spiders. Oh, watch out for the portal to the Underdark too.

AU Where the Sword Coast has a Tourism Board that really wants you to visit and appreciate the wildlands of Faerun. Get this for your friend that LOVES Dungeons and Dragons and chronically selects rangers and druids for their characters' classes.

AU Where the Sword Coast has a Tourism Board that really wants you to visit and appreciate the wildlands of Faerun. Get this for your friend that LOVES Dungeons and Dragons and chronically selects rangers and druids for their characters' classes.

The only professional choice.

Edge of the Sea of Swords - Sword Coast Faerun D&D Art. Inspired by the research I've been doing into the speculative biology of the Sword Coast - in love with the beauty of this region.

The only professional choice.

Incredibly vast is the cosmos of the Dungeons and Dragons game, which teems with a multitude of worlds as well as myriad alternative dimensions of reality, call the planes of existence.

The Trollbark Forest was a forest along the Sword Coast, which lay between Baldur's Gate and Daggerford. The forest was located to the north-west of Trollclaw Ford, and just north of the river known as Winding Water, as well as the Troll Hills. It was located between Orlumbor island (to the west) and Dragonspear Castle. (to the north-east) Throughout the low vales of this forest were a multitude of bogs and swamps.

The Lurkwood, also known as Vurykvudd to the dwarves, was a great, temperate hardwood forest located south of the Spine of the World. It was one of the woodlands that were collectively called the Moonwoods by some in the North. South of the forest was the village of Grunwald, where the Thunderbeast tribe dwelled within the wood.

Appreciate the little moments and friendships while you have them because nothing will last forever. If they did would we still appreciate them?

Mithral Hall Gutbuster Brew Thibbledorf Pwent Bruenor Battlehammer Faerun Dwarf Fourthpeak Frost Hills

She embraces us with every reverent step we take in the wilderness. Gift this to a player that always chooses druids and rangers.

The Blade in the Shadows.

Bruenor Battlehammer Mithral Hall Dwarf Faerun Fourthpeak Frost Hills

Almost universally avoided by nongoblinoid races, thudrud has been described as having the taste and smell of “a rotting cow that caught fire.”

Mithral Hall Battlehammer Brew Bruenor Faerun Dwarf Fourthpeak Frost Hills

Baldur's Gate, also called simply the Gate, was the largest metropolis and city-state on the Sword Coast, within the greater Western Heartlands. It was a crowded city of commerce and opportunity, perhaps the most prosperous and influential merchant city on the western coast of Faerûn. Despite its long-standing presence as a neutral power, the leaders of Baldur's Gate were members of the Lords' Alliance of powers in the west.

Mithral Hall Battlehammer Brew Bruenor Faerun Dwarf Fourthpeak Frost Hills

100% dragon-free as of yesterday

Architecture like no other city on the sword coast.

Clan Battlehammer Mithral Hall Dwarf Faerun Fourthpeak Frost Hills

A master of martial combat.

The Warrior in the Woods.

Inspired by my work on speculative biology of Icewind Dale.

Y'all seen that awesome scene in Act II BG3 yet? It's so good, I'm nerding out so hard.

An ale brewed in Shadowdale, first serve at the Old Skull Inn.

Dungeon Crawls don't have to be dreary.

An excellent gift for folks that love Dungeons and Dragons, the Underdark, and the duergar and drow.

AU Where the Sword Coast has a Tourism Board that really wants you to visit and appreciate the wildlands of Faerun. Get this for your friend that LOVES Dungeons and Dragons and chronically selects rangers and druids for their characters' classes.

The Whalebones were an archipelago located in the Trackless Sea, located east of Ruathym and north of the Korinn Archipelago. The islands were called the Whalebones because of the whale skeletons that could be found on the islands' beaches. Petty, warmongering kings ruled over the islands, often skirmishing in battles whose causalities rarely exceeded a few dozen. The larger islands were home to massive rocs that were used as mounts by the storm giants of Maelstrom. The islanders paid tribute to the rocs and giants by leaving them food and treasure.

The Mere of Dead Men was a swampy area located along the Sword Coast North. The name "Mere of Dead Men" referred to the thousands of dwarves, elves, and humans of the Fallen Kingdom who were slain here during the invasion of an orc army. The Mere was located along the Sword Coast on the Sea of Swords between Neverwinter and Waterdeep. The High Road skirted its eastern edges on its way through the foothills of the Sword Mountains to the east. The nearest significant settlement was Leilon to the north.

A stretch of the river, unharassed by settlers. A cool breeze blows by.

The Sea of Moving Ice, also referred to as the Floating Land by the Reghedmen barbarians, was a collection of icebergs and frost-covered isles that floated in the waters of northwest Faerûn. The Sea of Moving Ice was located west of Icewind Dale and northwest of the Cold Run.