#Timothy Truman

[vertigoartgore]

1999's Star Wars #10 cover by artist Ken Kelly.

A Tusken Jedi ; one of the coolest ideas of the Dark Horse era of SW.

#star wars #tusken #jedi #tatooine #1999 #1990s #90's #90s #late 90s #tusken raiders #jedi order #the force #art #cool comic art #ken kelly #comic books #dark horse comics #outlander #timothy truman #rick leonardi #dave mccaig #prequel trilogy #may the fourth be with you #star wars day #ugly motherfucker #cool #cover art #textless #cover #dark horse

[oldschoolfrp]

Hornrim the wizard (Tim Truman, Polyhedron 17, RPGA/TSR, May 1984) Hornrim bears a striking resemblance to the mage Nimrod of Nump, who appeared in Dragon 156 some six years later.

#D&D #Dungeons & Dragons #Tim Truman #wizard #Timothy Truman #mage #magic user #Polyedron #Polyhedron magazine #dnd #magic tome #spell book #magic book #magic staff #TSR #Dungeons and Dragons #RPGA

[crisisofinfinitemultiverses]

Hawkworld House Ad (1989) by Timothy Truman

#Hawkworld #Hawkman #Vintage #Timothy Truman

[tomoleary]

Timothy Truman “Star Wars: The Bounty Hunters - Aurra Sing” One-Shot Cover Prelim (1999) Source

#timothy truman #star wars #The Bounty Hunters #aurra sing

[ironmandirectorofsword]

Marvel Graphic Novel 62 (1990) Ka-Zar: Guns of the Savage Land by Chuck Dixon, Timothy Truman and Gary Kwapisz

Cover: Earl Norem

#Marvel Graphic Novel #Ka Zar #Shanna the She Devil #Zabu #Wyatt Wingfoot #Chuck Dixon #Timothy Truman #Gary Kwapisz #Earl Norem

[balu8]

Tim Truman: Little Nemo

#timothy truman #little nemo #art #comics

[comicarthistory]

Page from Grimjack: Killer Instinct #1. 2005. Art by Timothy Truman.

#idw comics #first comics #grimjack #timothy truman #john ostrander #john gaunt

[comfortfoodcontent]

1995 Turok Acclaim Comics House Ad

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[shaneplays]

From one master to another. Timothy Truman giving the Duke his due… on Warduke Wednesday!!

#warduke wednesday #warduke #d&d #dnd #rpg #fantasy art #timothy truman

[haaaaaaaaaaaave-you-met-ted]

AD&D Character Designs by Timothy Truman

#Dungeons and Dragons #Dungeons & Dragons #Advanced Dungeons & Dragons #AD&D #D&D #Fantasy #Art #Timothy Truman

[the-gershomite]

Dark Horse Presents 2008

Conan the Cimmerian: Trophy

written by Timothy & Ben Truman

art by Marian Churchland

letters by Brandon Graham

#dark horse comics #conan the cimmerian #conan #timothy truman #ben truman #marian churchland #brandon graham #comics

[dinosaurgiantpenny]

The God of the Razor by Glenn Chadbourne

#joe r lansdale #glenn chadbourne #timothy truman #subterranean press #nightrunners

[oldschoolfrp]

Adventure Gaming, aka Three Games Designed to Introduce You to Adventure Gaming, in magazine format with Tim Truman cover art, sold by SPI for $1.00 in 1981, with two map sheets and a small sheet of die cut cardstock counters -- including The Creatures that Ate New York (adapted from The Creature that Ate Sheboygan), Napoleon at Waterloo (a Jim Dunnigan wargame that SPI had been giving away separately with Strategy & Tactics subscriptions), and The Tower of Azann (a programmed solo or co-op fantasy RPG adventure with two pages of fine print numbered paragraphs), plus a little article by Redmond Simonsen on “Solitaire Play” for board games

#Adventure Gaming #Tim Truman #Timothy Truman #SPI #wargame #board game #Jim Dunnigan #Redmond Simonsen #The Creatures that Ate New York #The Creature that Ate Sheboygan #kaiju #programmed adventure #solo gaming #solo adventure #RPG #Napoleon at Waterloo #Napoleon #fantasy RPG #1980s #Three Games Designed to Introduce You to Adventure Gaming

[crisisofinfinitemultiverses]

Hawkworld 3 (1989) by Timothy Truman

#Hawkworld #Hawkman #Hawkwoman #Vintage #Timothy Truman

[vintagerpg]

N is for Novice, which would make you think the series of modules is intended to teach folks how to play D&D. Nope! These are just low-level adventures, for the most part, intended for novice CHARACTERS, not novice players (with one notable exception we’ll get to later in the week). N1 - Against the Cult of the Reptile God (1982) isn’t even a good adventure for novice characters.

It IS a good adventure, though, but a little bit of an odd one. It is the third or fourth in a series of D&D modules around that time that investigated the idea of Village-as-Adventure-Site (Hommlet and Saltmarsh both showed up the previous year), but this is the first one to actually set the adventure in the village (to this point, adventure was nearby, not in, the village). The titular cult has agents living in town and NPC-driven events happen independent of player action, which is pretty newfangled for 1982 D&D. The mystery component (folks are disappearing, who could be the cause?) is an excellent way to engage low level characters without exposing them to excessive danger and is a pretty narrative focus for the time as well. It works pretty good, the events in particular inject a nice sense of urgency.

The stumble is at the end, the final confrontation with the cult. On paper, even a group of 3rd level characters is going to have a hard time with that encounter, so the module provides a 7th level NPC mage who can help out. This is a weird decision! I like the idea of putting low level characters up against a too-strong final fight, especially if you give them lots of room to be clever about it. An NPC isn’t that, really. I feel like this demands a deep rework or a dial-down in difficulty. But otherwise, a pretty solid adventure!

Tim Truman on the cover and on the title page (love that black and white one). James Holloway handles most of the interiors. He’s a bit more slapstick here than I want, honestly.

#RPG #TTRPG #Tabletop RPG #Roleplaying Game #D&D #dungeons & dragons #N1 #Against the Reptile Cult #Timothy Truman #James Holloway

[ufonaut]

It was my first real experience of faster-than-light travel, and I was experiencing severe post-hibernation nausea. Which is the only excuse I can give myself for what did -- and did not -- happen next.

Katar Hol in Hawkworld (1990) #2

(John Ostrander & Timothy Truman, Graham Nolan)

#hawkworld #hawkworld 1990 #katar hol #hawkman #shayera thal #hawkwoman #john ostrander #timothy truman #graham nolan #dc #dc comics #dcedit #comicedit #comicsedit #u can reblog #the demure gloved hand covering his mouth before he throws up... hes my best girl