Dragon+: Concepting Tomb of Annihilation

[@TheBakedSnake]

Thanks for all the visuals. Can't wait to start my sessions in Chult.

[@GregorifElfeNoir]

I see Chris Perkins, I click the video. But first, I check for traps

[@marc0s158]

Greg Orif im a simple man, i see chris perkins, i click like.

[@4717-b7j]

+ArchAngel ~as you press the like button you feel a weird compression as the faint sound of hissing starts to hit your ear. it seems to be fine~

[@Troommate]

This is the First I have Heard of Tortle's and I'm Hooked.

[@jimmyhill5079]

Is there anyway we, as DM's, can get copies of this concept art?

[@PilgrimofMatter]

"Decapus/Decapous" is actually from Greek. :)

[@KyleMaxwell]

Hrm. Bart's audio was not good. Fortunately Chris and Shawn do most of the talking.

[@blazinlatino89]

I really like this setting but i wish people would stop lumping south american amd african culture in the same setting all the time...

[@blazinlatino89]

The jungle and creatures are south american based the tombs skeletons wear aztec style dressings and they even have couatls and flying serpents but the natives and npcs are named zatembe, mwambi, and nany pu pu ...those are african lore based characters and names..and the pictures and art work of them are obviously african ... which is fine but i wish they would do seperate african setting and south american setting as we always get lumped together in fantasy games (d&d, world of warcraft, pathfinder..etc etc)

[@thehollow4712]

No reason to get all butt hurt about it.... It's fantasy.

[@blazinlatino89]

THE HOLLOW lol oh i didn't realize criticism of any kind meant im butthurt ...good to kno bro...

[@jeremiahbreitenbach4663]

It doesn't change his point, which is that it's a fantasy setting. Why not blend elements to create something unique?

[@reubenfromow4854]

Emanuel Mazariego I actually agree with you a lot. I’m a white British guy, so obviously I’m not qualified from an SJW perspective to talk about any of this, but I think that if “medieval European” has a setting in Faerunn, and Arabian, Oriental, and other such cultures are represented in the forgotten realms, it seems sloppy-let alone racist- to lump the two “jungle cultures” into one.