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Ancient ruins, eroding back into the jungle (Fred Fields box art for AD&D 2e Al-Qadim campaign supplement Ruined Kingdoms by Steven Kurtz, including a campaign setting booklet and an anthology of adventures set primarily in the eastern wilderness of Zakhara, TSR, 1994)
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Some worlds possess a hidden core where life's essence constantly surges.
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Cover art by Fred Fields for Ed Greenwood’s Shadows of Doom (1995), the first book in The Shadow of the Avatar Trilogy
Fred Fields
One thing I appreciated about the original Lorwyn (and Shadowmoor) was how the basic lands made a panorama. A while back I tried making versions of the art without the card border.
