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u/ArcumDangSon · 32 pointsr/magicTCG
u/Gamma_Bacon · 7 pointsr/SpecArt
u/BananaLinks · 6 pointsr/magicTCG

The one that came with the release with Oath and part of the new series of lore/art books they're doing.

u/legoninjakai · 4 pointsr/magicTCG

If you're into the art of magic, another thing you might want to get is the art books, such as this one. These feature full page spreads of art art as well as great descriptions of the lore of the world.

u/kingofblades42 · 4 pointsr/magicTCG

There is a lot of lore and worldbuilding in The Art of Magic: The Gathering - Zendikar. There is also a corresponding book coming out for kaladesh soon, as shown by this thread. If you are looking for something Pre-Eldrazi, there is also A Planeswalker's Guide to Zendikar.

I hope this helps and good luck!

u/alcaizin · 3 pointsr/magicTCG

I don't think that exact product exists, but there are some Magic art books available, as well as this book by Rob Alexander (who painted some of the most iconic land cards in the game) that features a bunch of art from Magic lands among other pieces.

u/food_phil · 2 pointsr/DnD

If you are looking for D&D books, I think that "Volo's Guide to Monsters" is your next best bet. It has alot of additional creatures not in the MM, and more indepth art on specific races. But it's not as thick as the MM though.

If however, you are purely just looking for artwork, I would probably suggest you check out the "Art of Magic the Gathering". Unlike the D&D books, this seems to be specifically for art. And while it isn't D&D, Magic is of similar fantasy-vein, and it is done by the same company (WotC), and I have heard that they "share" artists (most artists are freelancers, and some have been known to work on both properties iirc).

u/Lord_Of_The_Ramp · 2 pointsr/magicTCG

They stopped doing the novels awhile ago I believe. Now they post a story of the newest set every week which can be found on the official website (and will be posted here and on the frontpage generally). Though there's still the booklet in the fatpacks and they've brought out and starting with something new, a sort of Art-book/Lore-book for the new sets :

u/slashoom · 2 pointsr/dndnext

Awesome! Zendikar is an amazing campaign setting if you ask me. My personal notes are kind of a big mess, mainly because this is my first homebrew. But I can definitely give you some good places to start and I would be more than happy to share with you what I've done and learned in my campaign so far. We are currently 12 sessions in and having a great time. (PM for a discord link if you would like to chat)

  • For starters, I would absolutely get the Zendikar art book from MTG. This really functions as a like a campaign setting book and will give you tons of ideas about how the world of Zendikar works.

  • Wizards made a Planeshift for Zendikar. This is great for PC race options and some other tid bits (monster reskin ideas).

  • Maps. Oh boy. Zendikar is a bit of a mess when it comes to maps. The reason? Roil likes to change the landscape constantly and there are only vague locations of things, so there are no proper maps. You can do as you like with this. I probably fret way more than I should about the actual location of each continent relative to the others. After a ton of research, I liked this map the best.

  • If you want to go down the rabbit hole of Zendikar lore, read the archive trap.

    That should give you a good starting point. Again, I am happy to chat on Disc if you have questions or would like suggestions.
u/Natedogg2 · 1 pointr/magicTCG
u/queentenobia · 1 pointr/Fantasy

OH! I absolutely adore art books ( specially fantasy/concept art ). That does seem like the perfect place to start!
Link for the curious - http://www.amazon.com/Art-Magic-Gathering-Zendikar/dp/142158249X

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Zendikar art book from MTG.

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