Anhkheg by Dave Trampier, from the AD&D Dungeon Masters Guide, TSR, 1979
Anhkheg by Dave Trampier, from the AD&D Dungeon Masters Guide, TSR, 1977
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The anhkheg burrows in fertile soil, including farmland and forests, and ambushes prey from below. (Dave Trampier from Gary Gygax’s AD&D Monster Manual, TSR, 1977) In AD&D terms the anhkheg has a wide range of HD, a high AC, and a relatively high damage output, so a group of them could be a problem even for mid-high level characters.
Hazards of harvest time. (Dave Trampier from “The Ecology of the Anhkheg: Hunting down the farmers’ bane” by Mark Feil, Dragon magazine No. 117, TSR, January 1986.) This is a colorized version of Trampier’s illustration from the AD&D Dungeon Masters Guide.
From Luke Gygax’s Instagram: a cake by Ivy Turner for the 2019 Gary Gygax Day / Gary Con D&D charity stream, featuring Dave Trampier’s demon idol from the 1st ed AD&D Player’s Handbook cover
Town adventures: the tavern. Roll to see if there’s anything good on tap here. (Looks like one of Dave Trampier’s, from the AD&D Players Handbook, TSR, 1978.)
Many tales tell of ferocious carnivorous apes stalking the dark forests of lost worlds for human prey. D&D’s version probably derives from the Mangani of Burroughs’ Tarzan stories. (Dave Trampier from the AD&D Monster Manual, TSR, 1977.)
Many tales tell of ferocious carnivorous apes stalking the dark forests of lost worlds for human prey. D&D’s version probably derives from the Mangani of Burroughs’ Tarzan stories. (Dave Trampier from the AD&D Monster Manual, TSR, 1977.)
Centaur, another Dave Trampier self-portrait (AD&D Monster Manual, TSR, 1977)
![Dave Trampier (May 24, 1954 – March 24, 2014), cover of AD&D Players Handbook by Gary Gygax, TSR, 1978.
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Dave Trampier (May 24, 1954 – March 24, 2014), cover of AD&D Players Handbook by Gary Gygax, TSR, 1978.
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