Gallara Dragon

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A map of Dinotopia, as printed in the James Gurney book Journey to Chandara.
Closeup of a tray of homemade baklava cut into diamond shapes.
The Ultima Dragons icon logo, a stylized 3D-effect golden dragon with a flame that roughly resembles the letters “U” and “D”, on a shaded bright red circle background. Gold letters read “UDIC”, which stands for Ultima Dragons: Internet Chapter.
An orange box with a golden frame showcasing some of the items included with the collector’s edition of Ma Vie en Rogue. Shown are a cloth map, wizard dice, a mockup of the signed print, a certificate of authenticity, a tote bag, a maze toy, a pen, a unicorn sticker, a CD, a t-shirt, a lunchbox, a paper manual, a cat sticker, and a metal ankh. All the items feature either art and logos by Sorceress Dragon, or Denis Loubet, who did most of the Ultima box art paintings for Origin Systems. The text reads, “Pledge $199 or more +shipping”, the current Late Backer price.
Cover art for Ma Vie en Rogue by Ultima and Origin Systems artist Denis Loubet. A woman in an elegant golden dress, tattered and muddy along the hem from her travails, descends a dungeon stairway escaping one peril only to encounter another: A wizard opening a portal to a strange future world. Her intrepid feline companion, based on the calico cat named Amber, trots by her side, on the lookout for even more dangers. The woman is carrying a sword and a lantern, with a bag slung over her shoulder out of which fly pages of a journal. The wizard’s own familiar, a shadowy black cat, peers out from the darkness with glowing eyes. Bats scatter overhead as the scene unfolds amidst broken-down architecture in the gloomy, dusty cavern.
A screenshot showing the Magic Carpet from Ultima VII outside the dungeon Shame. In front of the carpet are the Avatar and companions, decked out in some of the game's most powerful magic weapons.
A space ranger with a helmet steps through a blue glowing door just ahead of a looming demon. In the background, a castle on a steep mountain rises above the mists, framed by the large moon Trammel with smaller moon Felucca in the distance. This artwork was used for both Ultima II: Revenge of the Enchantress and Ultima: Escape from Mt. Drash.
A screenshot from the introduction to Ultima VI, showing the Avatar lashed to the Gargoyles' sacrificial slab and being rescued by the Companions Dupre, Shamino, and Iolo.
A slice of a tart made with a layer of cranberry sauce, a layer of frangipane, and a layer of pears topped with powdered sugar and whipped cream, in front of a scintillating Christmas tree.
A festively-decorated Christmas tree with colorful lights and an elegant poinsettia tree skirt with several wrapped presents and treats under it.
Gorn on a Zorn
Mariah on Messiah
Shamino in an El Camino.
Jaana on a banana.
Iolo from Ultima VI on top of a roll of Rolo candy: Iolo on a Rolo.
Pixel art of Julia from Ultima VI overlaid on the cover of the album Torn by Natalie Imbruglia: Julia on Imbruglia.
A professional portrait of a smiling white man with straight dark hair wearing a dark suit and yellow tie, with US and Maryland flags behind him. The caption reveals that he had recently passed away and his name was Jimmy Malone - the same as the photographer character from the Ultima game The Savage Empire.
A mostly-white calico cat sits loaflike on a bright red Christmas tree skirt with white trim. Round glass ornaments can be seen hanging from the tree. The cat has her eyes mostly closed, looking very relaxed.
A patchy calico cat curled up in the corner of a soft beige cat bed styled like a sofa, sitting on a dark gray rug.