Here Be Dragons Posters and Art Prints

A fierce orange dragon challenges you to take his dice. A great design for dungeon masters, gamers, and fans of dnd (d and d, d&d), role playing games (rpg) and fantasy.

Celtic dragon announcing his placement!

Hope you like it.

Uncharted territories of the early maps were marked with the warning: “Here be dragons.” Cartographers filled these areas with illustrations of dragons, sea monsters and other mythological creatures. Programmers use this phrase to refer to code that is completely unreadable but somehow works.

Here be dragons. This is what cartographers used to put on the edge of their maps when they didn't know what was out there.

Old maps used to say 'There Be Dragons' when the cartographers didn't know what was off the edge of the map. Now, it's an adventure.

Japanese style dragon art, with the latin phrase hiic sunt dracones, "here be dragons"

Here be dragons! A fire breathing dragon guards a set of dnd dice. A great design for dungeon masters, gamers, and fans of dnd (d and d, d&d), role playing games (rpg) and fantasy.

For readers whose bookshelves are full of fantasy and dragons...

The perfect present for all dragon fan children. These wonderful cute critters will make your child the star at every birthday party.

Welcome to wales, beware the dragons!

Perfect appreciation gift for dragon boat racer or player !

Beware! Danger lies ahead...

"Here be dragons" (Latin: Hic Sunt Dracones) means dangerous or unexplored territories, in imitation of a medieval practice of putting illustrations of dragons, sea monsters and other mythological creatures on uncharted areas of maps where potential dangers were thought to exist.

I Rolled a Low Diplomacy Check to Be Here! If you'd rather be playing an RPG like DandD, this design is for you! Grab for yourself to wear between games, or as a cool, funny gift for a Role Playing Gamer!

A tee shirt, clothing design for Welsh rugby fans or simply proud Welsh guys and girls.

A throwback to retro gaming

Great metallic, Celtic design

Perfect appreciation gift for dragon boat racer or player !

Here There Be Dragons

Wales - Here Be Dragons

MEH!

HIC SUNT LEONES 'Here be dragons', literally, "here are lions" when denoting unknown territories on maps. A classical phrase used by ancient Roman and Medieval cartographers.

MEH!

High-resolution artwork of vintage knight slaying a dragon etching redone and colored with awesome knockout texture. This is going to be a real conversation piece for sure!

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A striking image of a fearsome dragon wreathed in smoke and flames. Perfect for lovers of mythical creatures, myths and legends

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A striking image of a spiky dragon with in bright colours. Perfect for lovers of mythical creatures, myths and legends. Fearsome and bold