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Art by Todd Lockwood Cover art of the novel Legend of Drizzt Legacy of the Drow Trilogy Book 3: Passage to Dawn

Wizard of the Coast, all rights reserved.

This image, Passage dawnCoverArt byToddLockwood.jpg, is being linked to the marilith and other various articles; 
though the picture is subject to copyright I (Cynehelm) feel it is covered by the U.S. fair use laws because:
* it is a low resolution copy of the original image. 
* it does not limit the copyright owner's rights to sell posters and/or other representations of this image in any way. 
* due its low resolution, it is not possible to sell copies of this image. 
* it is used in the article to show Drizzt, one of the main characters in the D&D setting. 
* it is used in the article to show marilith, one of the monster in the D&D setting.
* there are no free versions of this image.

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