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Could go the extra step and have Iggwilv be the "evil" aspect of Baba Yaga, and Tasha be her "good". And then have her vacillate between the three aspects through the adventure? Personally, I'd be more inclined to change it to be someone from Dragonlance (Dalamar or Par-Salan) or possibly...

:ROFLMAO: That's true Deja vu right there. But I too feel like I've seen something similar in that art style. Maybe in a recently released "travelogue" RPG?

Sometimes people need excuses to justify what they were going to do anyways.

5E's original monster line-up seemed to be trying very hard not to have creatures that overlapped/were too similar (grippli and grung, tasloi and goblins, etc.). Lupins are more a Mystara thing though, so IF they ever do that world maybe we'll see them there. Though, Greyhawk does have...

The Clans ruined Battletech! ;) (sorta, I stopped playing Battletech shortly after the clans came out - for unrelated reasons, picked up with Clicktech for a while) Yeah, from my own experience people get comfortable with things being a certain way, then get aggravated when someone pushes their...

Are y'all talking about extra free standing structures or special "rooms" to the single bastion? I'm talking about the latter. One building, many special rooms (with it having options for being mobile - such as a caravan of wagons, a floating castle, a galleon*, etc.) . And I think there...

I think I suggested something similar. Though, I think it's fine to put the level 3 "minimum" in as default for a mundane structure, and those DMs who want to override it and give their players a bastion at first level can just up and do it (as I plan to do). As for special buildings, maybe do...

You jest, but I put my 2E core books in plastic covers with inserts that had my own hand-drawn art on them. If I could justify the cost, I'd like to cover my 5E books thusly: https://www.etsy.com/listing/980290994/dd-dungeon-masters-guide-custom-dungeons?ref=user_profile

I agree. I certainly want some guidelines for incorporating a home base/business that the PCs can run, but it shouldn't take a spreadsheet to figure out or resolve. Down the road, for those that want more detail, they can do a book like the old Castle Guide and Stronghold Builder's guide.

This is why I'm happy that well be seeing Bastion rules in the DMG. I've seen many a D&D story where the PCs end up with a Tavern, Inn, Shop or other base of operations that gets run as a side business. I'd actually like to try a game or two where running the bastion is forefront and...

Yep, it's even by the same artist that did the MM ones (DCS - David C. Sutherland, III) ...And, who could forget this beauty from the Holmes Basic set ... It does seem to imply that by the time the MM came out, there was some design parameters for how the monsters should look - as long as...

A white dragon from Q1 - Queen of the Demonweb Pits (1980)

That was originally a cover for Dungeon #16, and is the green dragon Vesicant, BTW. Notable as the dragon actually used the magic items from its hoard for its own benefit (notice the wand it's carrying?) As I recall, Dragon magazine covers often depicted dragons that didn't match the MM...

D1 is from 1978, so it would be OD&D, but the compilation D1-D2 was released during AD&D - I don't know if anything other than the cover art was changed when put into the compilation.

Why is it so hard to find a picture of a dragon in old 1E modules?

A pair of mated Black Dragons from D1-2 Descent into the Depths (1978) <EDIT> Oops! My bad - those are Wyverns!