Epic Meepo
Hero
Now I want to play a necromancer carrying a staff with an incorporated rat.
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Composer99
Hero
Here's another character pic, one of the other PCs from the game my son is playing in.
Prompt
a bear-man in leather armour and wielding a stout mattock, standing on an outrcopping in a snowy forest landscape, detailed fantasy painting
Images
Analysis
I probably should have said large warhammer, since the character wields a maul, but it's pretty good! The background bears have weird faces and I'm not sure what the bear-man is holding in his right hand in the final image.
Prompt
a bear-man in leather armour and wielding a stout mattock, standing on an outrcopping in a snowy forest landscape, detailed fantasy painting
Images
Analysis
I probably should have said large warhammer, since the character wields a maul, but it's pretty good! The background bears have weird faces and I'm not sure what the bear-man is holding in his right hand in the final image.
LuisCarlos17f
Legend
The ursine (bear-men) are canon in Dragonlance.
Parmandur
Book-Friend, he/him
The AI is poleaxed by polearms.
J.Quondam
CR 1/8
I dread to imagine what it would draw given "bohemian ear spoon" as a prompt.
Apparently, garden gnomes have been introduced in the latest The One playtest packet? 
It absolutely does note know about halberd, though.
At best, I got an axe (?)
A medieval halberd, inscribed in glowing runes, with three jewels along the shaft : the first is a red ruby, the second, a large diamond, and the last is a green sapphire.
We need a few more evolution of the engine to learn what the difference between a Lucerne hammer, a Guisarme and a Voulge is.
It absolutely does note know about halberd, though.
At best, I got an axe (?)
A medieval halberd, inscribed in glowing runes, with three jewels along the shaft : the first is a red ruby, the second, a large diamond, and the last is a green sapphire.
We need a few more evolution of the engine to learn what the difference between a Lucerne hammer, a Guisarme and a Voulge is.
Parmandur
Book-Friend, he/him
Beautiful Elven Warrior wielding a bohemian ear spoon attacks an Ogre, Dense forest, high quality digital painting
Parmandur
Book-Friend, he/him
Yeah, it has no idea what to do with a HalberdApparently, garden gnomes have been introduced in the latest The One playtest packet?
It absolutely does note know about halberd, though.
At best, I got an axe (?)
A medieval halberd, inscribed in glowing runes, with three jewels along the shaft : the first is a red ruby, the second, a large diamond, and the last is a green sapphire.
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We need a few more evolution of the engine to learn what the difference between a Lucerne hammer, a Guisarme and a Voulge is.
A medieval halberd, inscribed in glowing runes, with three jewels along the shaft : the first is a red ruby, the second, a large diamond, and the last is a green sapphire, being wielded by a beautuful garden gnome lady, torchlit cavern, high quality digital painting
J.Quondam
CR 1/8
Finally signed up for an account, so I can try these on my own... and of course, it's stuck in slow mode for now.
But since I'm interested in seeing how stereotypes are expressed in these things, I want to test outputs for other races-- and not necessarily D&D ones. I'm just posting screen caps below, not the hi-res versions for now, sorry.
First try: GELFLINGS from Dark Crystal
My prompt: "oil painting of a gelfling merchant dressed in rich colorful garb posing dramatically in front of a stone wall in a busy port city"
(AI probably thinks: "No idea what a gelfling is, so I'll just try any random thing and hope this meatbag doesn't notice. But I'll use big ears, because all the meatbags seem to like big ears.")
To correct, I tried explaining what a gelfling generally looks like, then asked for the picture, with much better results.
My prompt: "A gelfling is a short petite person with features combining those of an elf and a deer, including large eyes, a flat nose, and deer-like ears, with skin tones ranging from earth colors to pale. Please create an oil painting of a gelfling merchant dressed in rich colorful garb posing dramatically in front of a stone wall in a busy port city"
(AI probably thinks: "Oh! Why didn't the stupid meatbag say that the first time?")
The one in the upper left is actually pretty good, aside from the huge ears.
These results make me wonder if there's a block on the word "gelfling" for IP reasons, or if there's just not enough training data. I tried gelflings with earlier AI image generators, and found they could usually depict gelflings okay, but they always closely resembled half-dozen or so majors in the movie/series, which makes sense since so much fan art is based on those characters in particular.
That's as far as I got, though, since the generator is running so slowly atm.
But since I'm interested in seeing how stereotypes are expressed in these things, I want to test outputs for other races-- and not necessarily D&D ones. I'm just posting screen caps below, not the hi-res versions for now, sorry.
First try: GELFLINGS from Dark Crystal
My prompt: "oil painting of a gelfling merchant dressed in rich colorful garb posing dramatically in front of a stone wall in a busy port city"
(AI probably thinks: "No idea what a gelfling is, so I'll just try any random thing and hope this meatbag doesn't notice. But I'll use big ears, because all the meatbags seem to like big ears.")
My prompt: "A gelfling is a short petite person with features combining those of an elf and a deer, including large eyes, a flat nose, and deer-like ears, with skin tones ranging from earth colors to pale. Please create an oil painting of a gelfling merchant dressed in rich colorful garb posing dramatically in front of a stone wall in a busy port city"
(AI probably thinks: "Oh! Why didn't the stupid meatbag say that the first time?")
These results make me wonder if there's a block on the word "gelfling" for IP reasons, or if there's just not enough training data. I tried gelflings with earlier AI image generators, and found they could usually depict gelflings okay, but they always closely resembled half-dozen or so majors in the movie/series, which makes sense since so much fan art is based on those characters in particular.
That's as far as I got, though, since the generator is running so slowly atm.
