D&D General DALL·E 3 does amazing D&D art

[Scribe]

I think it was having 'pretty red scales' doing it.

Yeah some of the terms clearly drive the generation one way or another. "Pretty" would be a likely one.

Interestingly, it seems you can get a more 'lean' muscular build, if you have 'muscular' in the same string as 'pretty'.

 

[Parmandur]

Back in business! Character reference sheet for a handsome devil, one of which is a vit overflattering:

 

[Saracenus]

So, in GPT-4 you can click "Regenerate" and it will work off the last native language prompt you typed... So, here is Shadar-Kai Part 2...

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[Saracenus]

So, image three was a bit to bright and dreamy, so I did a modified prompt for that image only...

As you can see, if I didn't like this version, I could hit "Regenerate" and it would use the same prompt from before, Image 3. Move the city from Dreamlands to the Shadowfell, OR, I could hit the "Edit" button and change the prompt and it would create a completely different fork in the images.

 

[fluffybunbunkittens]

Interestingly, it seems you can get a more 'lean' muscular build, if you have 'muscular' in the same string as 'pretty'.

Oh man, this seems to hold true. I could only get too bulky or too skinny lizardmen, but 'muscular pretty lizardfolk' is just right.

 

[Saracenus]

I repromoted instead and told it to, "The lighting should be a permeant twilight" and I got this gem...

 

[Saracenus]

Here is my attempt a "Darkest Dungeon"-esque illustration...

Generated PROMPT: Gothic horror-inspired illustration of a priestess in the midst of a battle against eldritch creatures. She wields a mace, swinging it with desperation. Her features are exaggerated, with elongated arms and an intense gaze. The scene is depicted in a hand-drawn style with grungy textures, and the colors are dominated by shades of black, deep red, and gray. The atmosphere is heavy with dread, and the contrast between light and shadow adds to the drama of the scene.

 

[Parmandur]

It deals well with typos, which is good for Mr. My favorite bit of concept bleeding here is the leather Wizard's hat:

1950's technicolor epic. a Lich wearing a stylish leather jacket over wizard robes rides a macabre magical motorcycle through a vrowded D&D town square while laughing, the crowd looking on in astonishment

 

[RoughCoronet0]

Deity number 15 is really turning up the heat!

Zath'taron, also known as the Searing General and the Devil King, is the Arch-Fiend deity of leadership, rulership, conquest, and war. He is depicted as a massive Cerberus-like hellhound with black fur and three heads, with the two side heads often detached and floating on either side of the central one while engulfed in hellfire. He is often seen wearing pieces of regal black armor adorn with red gemstones, and a large crown that adorns the center head. He is the King of the Seven Hellion Rings and all of devil kind, as well as the commander of hell's armies. While his mate deals with the day to day politics and diplomatic affairs of the Rings, Zath'taron is the ultimate authority when handling grand and sweeping decisions that affect all of the Rings and the realms beyond. His fiery and passionate charisma contrasts his mate's cold and often impartial wisdom, and both work together to uphold the ideals of civilization and defend the realms from those that wish to bring Salvera to ruin. Zath'taron and his fiendish armies are often on the front lines of battle against the numerous enemies of the gods and the mortals they shepherd.

 

[Thomas Shey]

Though I have mixed feelings about the semi-free-floating heads I like the one with the hovering crown.