Lythronax package art reveal!
Some of you may recall this being teased a while back, but today we have a full reveal of Gabriel Ugueto’s beautiful package art for the Beasts of the Mesozoic Lythronax!
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Savage, but at the same time calm. the Lythronax looks calm, but the ceratopsians in the back look outraged.