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[Parmandur]

Those above were HQDP based on the description of the Egg of Coot, but here are some much worse ones using various Hollywood and Disney styles by decade

 

[doctorbadwolf]

Using Chrome on an Android myself, so probably. In principle, selecting the text and copying ought to be possible?

I imagine it is on any other platform. On iOS it seems that any attempt to select the text either opens the image again in a new tab, or pulls up the drop down menu where you can open, open in new tab, copy link, etc.

Oh well. I may download the Microsoft browser and see if it works better on that lol

 

[Lanefan]

CHUG CHUG CHUG CHUUUUUUUG

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I love the free-floating mugs of beer in a few of those!

 

[doctorbadwolf]

tried some other odds and ends last couple days, as well.
Khalid, my Eberron Shadar-Kai Cobalt Soul Monk/Rogue Inquisitive. Same game as Vidanya, and the two are best friends.
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Forest Dragon. In my game they aren’t chromatic or metallic, they’re more like irl species of birds or lizards, with tons of variation
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Attempt 1 at the cloud dwelling whale-like dragons that airship sailors whisper about but few have seen.
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The forest dragon was hard because I either wanted something that looked like serpent that could snake through the forest at terrifying speed and bat like winged forelegs and normal clawed hind legs (I tried using wyvern and it didn’t help so I guess bing knows that dragons can come in all leg configurations) and I had to give up on the wings. Every time I got them in it still had forelegs as well, and wasn’t like stalking toward or slyly watching the viewer, but rearing back or doing some other thing that didn’t fit the vibe.

I might try more with Khalid. See if I can get a labyrinthine tattoo that goes from his wrist to cover about a quarter of his torso. In game, it is a single continuous labyrinth, in honor of his closest friend from the Last War and the slave Arena before that, who died holding the line to cover a retreat, necessitated by the foolishness of the Cyran noble who had hired them and who Khalid later murdered. In the way of Minotaurs, the tattoo tells the story of Kaz’ran Dakkar son of Bas’Ran The Unruly, and ensures that his memory will survive as long as Khalid does.

 

[Parmandur]

I love the free-floating mugs of beer in a few of those!

Uuuhhhhh, magic. Yeah, that's the ticket.

 

[Parmandur]

Wow, yikes, holy carp, have a winner for creepy Egg of Coot

1980's Dungeons & Dragons book cover. an immense grey organic ball covered in patches of moss-like fur, eyes and mouths sitting in a giant crater, surrounded by sinister robed figures raising their hands and chanting

 

[Parmandur]

OK, trying to get a cover of an Egg of Coot book, and these are hilarious:

 

[Parmandur]

Alright, got some books:

 

[FitzTheRuke]

Here's a personal one. Fitz the Ruke is my greatest character. He was involved in two campaigns about 25 years ago. They were epic. He started out a ne'er-do-well Highwayman and saved the world. He's a kind-hearted rake. A liar and a cheat, but a quick wit and a loyal friend. He's essentially a rogue (he wasn't originally a D&D character, and comes from a classless game) but his original weapon of choice was an iron-tipped quarterstaff (both ends).

My profile pic doesn't really look like him, but it was the best that I could find on a google search years ago. You are going to see my profile pic change, I think, because this is much closer to what he looks like:

 

[Saracenus]

A new novel by Volothamp Geddarm, "Whispers in the Moonlight" transports readers to a world where passion and darkness intertwine. In a realm where vampires roam the night and secrets hide in the shadows, a mysterious gentleman with a thirst for the unknown meets a fearless maiden with a tale to tell. As they journey through moonlit forests and grand ballrooms, their fates become inexorably linked. Love, danger, and ancient curses blend in this mesmerizing tale. Will they find solace in each other's arms or be torn apart by the very secrets they seek to uncover? Dive into a Gothic romance that will leave you breathless and yearning for more.

I have a feeling that the first thing Count Strahd von Zarovich would do upon being freed from his demi-plane of dread would be hunting down Volo and draining him dry.