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Lanefan
Victoria Rules
@Parmandur - the prompts you use for Elves always seem to include the words "robust large muscular", and what comes back tends to look more like ordinary (if often very busty) Humans with pointy ears.
What happens if you take out one or more of those qualifiers? Also what happens if you lob "flat-chested" in there?
What happens if you take out one or more of those qualifiers? Also what happens if you lob "flat-chested" in there?
pukunui
Legend
My daughters noticed that and were keen to try various qualifiers to reduce the bust size. We gave it a try with mixed results.
On a different note, here are some warforged that would not seem all that out of place in Theros:
The second one is probably the most like what I had in my head, except that it appears to be a statue as well. The third one, conversely, looks the most like a warforged. The others look a little too modern.
Parmandur
Book-Friend, he/him
The adjectives sort of mild the results create something more consistent. That particular mix is the result if iteration, but here are some alternate examples if several races without modifiers:
Plain Elf:
Human:
Gnome:
Halfling:.
Tiefling:
Orc:
"Goliath":
pukunui
Legend
Some male goliaths for you:
Prompt: Tall strong muscular bald humanoid wearing leather and animal furs and wielding an axe standing on a snowy mountainside. Skin is like stone with black tribal markings all over it.
Some of them look sad or mad because their axe is broken. That last one looks like he's going to ride his axe like a broomstick. The second-to-last one appears to have tied his axe to his loincloth for some reason. My favorite is probably the second one.
Prompt: Tall strong muscular bald humanoid wearing leather and animal furs and wielding an axe standing on a snowy mountainside. Skin is like stone with black tribal markings all over it.
Some of them look sad or mad because their axe is broken. That last one looks like he's going to ride his axe like a broomstick. The second-to-last one appears to have tied his axe to his loincloth for some reason. My favorite is probably the second one.
