It's not what we're looking for, but learning some magic, while going through these books, could be useful. Late at night, when dreams touch a studious mind, bouts of inspiration strike. We'll probably end up spending the entire night here.
Well, with all these old scriptures around, we're bound to find something useful, right? The sheer amount of tomes and scrolls we find there is unbelievable! Who's got the time to read all these? Once in there, it doesn't take us long to get to the massive archives. We could probably find something there that might help us. It's libraries are said to have amassed the knowledge of the world. Not far from here, there's an old tower, that once belonged to a powerful archmage, and has now been seemingly abandoned for decades. However, there might be one last thing we could give a try. Thus far, all our attempts at deciphering it have been fruitless, and we're left non the wiser. Our last adventure has left us with an ancient map, that's written in an unknown language. We created our characters, faced off some malicious minions and monsters, and found some very special loot. In order to have a bit more fun, while going through this huge amount artwork, we decided to embrace D&D's RPG aspect a bit, and turn this into somewhat of a game. With that, players can finally behold its beautiful artwork in all its cardboardy glory! And for those of you, who want to see even more of it, we've collected some of AFR's official concept art for you to enjoy! This is the second part in a two part series. MTG's "Adventures in the Forgotten Realms", a crossover set with Dungeons and Dragons, has finally been released on paper. Hello and welcome back to In The Frame! The format for all card art enthusiasts!
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