A lot usually :P

But really? I know the Autumn and Winter sales are usually quite close together, but we've just had two massive sales in a few weeks...

Are we missing any important D&D games? I'm not sure why, but something about the art made me think of D&D books.

Steam's Winter sale is supposed to start on the 22nd of December. GOG usually likes to have finished their sale before Steam starts their, so assuming it runs for 2 weeks, that would have GOG's Winter sale starting around the 8th. Have it start a week earlier, you can have an encore on the 28th or so.

It probably is (and thinking about it the artwork reminds me of the bundle artwork Gog uses too) but I'd much rather a nice batch of new releases...
Sales aren't nearly as fun when I don't have any money...

I can't remember anything dragon-like with head like that

We're missing Descent to Undermountain.

It's a picture of a claw climbing the side of a cliff face. Haven't a clue what it could be since I doubt it's the obvious choices like Skyrim,

That's a picture of a dragon that feeds on the flesh of humans and consumes their soul to enhance its magical powers.

In other words, that's the date for when the new draconian forum rules go into effect. Enjoy! XD

The rapture is coming.

OK, Dark Souls? The overall tone of the image is that warm, dark-golden color of Anor Londo. That bit to the left could be a helmet visor, it reminds me of the armor design in-game, kind of like the one donned by the Black Knight.

The I of the Dragon, maybe?

Good guess, but the color of that artwork doesn't match any artwork i've seen in Dark Souls imo. Still, exciting teaser nonetheless.

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I know the feeling, I love the Souls series too. Probably my favorite games to come out last gen imo. :)

Dragon Age 2 perhaps.
Dragons are a bit overused...