Wednesday, October 4, 2006

Erol Otus does Arduin

Vroat versus Phraint!

Vroat versus Phraint!

Vroat versus Phraint!
Pure, unadulterated awesome.A vroat is a half-crocogator/half-frog, while a phraint is a totally rad bug-man (sort of a proto-thri kreen). Both are from the classic Arduin setting/game/steak sauce/shoe polish. And Erol Otus is the king of old school gaming illustrators.
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