Lords of Madness

By taking a look at the unnatural creatures portrayed within Lords of Madness: The Book of Aberrations, you may find that you're inspired to greater things -- either as a player or a DM. Happily, this book provides PCs with some options for fighting these creatures, and DMs can make their campaign plots even more insidiously evil by reading the source material for the creatures. View the evil waiting for you within the art gallery for this D&D accessory.

Sincere thanks go to art director Dawn Murin and artists Steven Belledin, Mitch Cotie, Ed Cox, Steve Ellis, Wayne England, Colin Fix, Dana Knutson, Doug Kovacs, Chuck Lukacs, Dennis Crabapple McClain, Jim Nelson, Michael Phillippi, Wayne Reynolds, Richard Sardinha, Dan Scott, and Ron Spencer.

Click the links below to view the illustrations.

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Introduction by Chuck Lukacs	Lost in the Far Realm by Michael Phillippi	Cultist by Mitch Cotie	Deep Masters Chapter Start by Doug Kovacs	Aboleth Cutaway View by Ed Cox
Aboleth Brain by Ed Cox	Stygian Aboleth by Colin Fix	Aboleth Glyphs by Wayne England	Aboleth City by Richard Sardinha	Aboleth and New Slave by Ron Spencer
Skum Ambush by Mitch Cotie	The Eye Tyrants Chapter Start by Doug Kovacs	Beholder Cutaway View by Ed Cox	Beholder Eye by Ed Cox	Elder Orb by Wayne England

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