Media D&D Realms Maps

[TiQuinn]

@Morrus firts of all, we ask you to delete from the thread the maps you shared in full, u can't shere that, it's also wrote on the file you downloaded.
in addiction, if you look closely a lot of maps are design for the battles, anche if you need the grid you can buy the advanaced pack that include the software to apply the grid you need. the grid is costumizable in size, color, thinkness, shape

Okay think that says all I need to know about this.

 

[Morrus]

While I’m delighted you found the report post button, there’s no need to report my post as a copyright violation, @tomvet. It's not. And you’re only reporting it to me anyway.

Feel free to seek legal advice if you are unsure.

"D&D Realms" on the other hand is a trademark violation.

 

[Marc Radle]

I agree 100% those descriptions are pretty obviously AI prompts.

I hadn’t read those ‘customer’ reviews before now, but as someone else said already … wow they sound like marketing speak! They are pretty clearly not actual reviews written by real customers …

If it wasn’t clear before that this is just an AI art grift, it sure is now

Edit / what happened to the thread title??

 

[Morrus]

Edit / what happened to the thread title??

Looks like the OP deleted it.

 

[Juxtapozbliss]

Thanks for taking one for the team, Morrus.

 

[Jd Smith1]

Those images look very much like the openly AI art battlemap packs offered on Etsy for $5.

 

[ilgatto]

(...) I bought the basic pack, (...)

You're a braver man than I am, @Morrus.

 

[Parmandur]

Looks like the OP deleted it.

Looks like they (whoever "they" are) deleted the link to the site in the OP, too. Probably trying to make sure no Google search brings up your review.

 

[Waller]

@Morrus firts of all, we ask you to delete from the thread the maps you shared in full, u can't shere that, it's also wrote on the file you downloaded.

You know you can't copyright AI art, right?

What Is an "Author"?-Copyright Authorship of AI Art Through a Philosophical Lens | Published in Houston Law Review

By Mackenzie Caldwell. 61 Hous. L. Rev. 411 (2023)

houstonlawreview.org

"Currently, the U.S. Copyright Office does not afford AI art copyright protections. Once AI art is created, it enters the public domain."

So technically he can share all 5,000 maps. But he's using the fair use exception for reviews, which basically says as long as what he shares is relevant to the review and isn't a substantial part of the work (3 of 5,000 maps isn't a substantial part) he's free to do so.

 

[Marc Radle]

Looks like they (whoever "they" are) deleted the link to the site in the OP, too. Probably trying to make sure no Google search brings up your review.

Is the web site still active?

I tried searching for D&D Realms but the site didn’t show up …