D&D General DALL·E 3 does amazing D&D art
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FitzTheRuke
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Prompt:
I basically asked Bing to "describe in text" an Empire waist dress, and then modified the response slightly to produce the images.
Parmandur
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Interesting, I had asked Bing for a description earlier this afternoon:Prompt:
I basically asked Bing to "describe in text" an Empire waist dress, and then modified the response slightly to produce the images.
An oil painting of a group of aristocratic women in the First French Empire wearing dresses with empire waistlines. Social function in a room at Versailles, midafternoon sunlight. Acrylic on canvas
pukunui
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Inspired by @Saracenus' heraldry idea:
Early in the "Fane of the Sun Swallower", the first adventure from Ghosts of Dragonspear Castle, the PCs can find a magical shield emblazoned with a picture of an apple tree. Once per day, a person holding the shield can magically reach into the picture and pluck an apple. If eaten within 1 hour of being picked, the apple acts as a potion of healing. In the hands of an undead creature, the shield loses this special property, and the tree appears withered and dead.
When I originally ran this adventure, I found a decent enough picture on the internet of a shield with an apple tree on it in gold. But now I'm having a go at recreating both versions of the shield with DALL-E. Of course, since I can't iterate on the same image, I can't get the shield or the tree to look the same. But this is the basic concept:
Early in the "Fane of the Sun Swallower", the first adventure from Ghosts of Dragonspear Castle, the PCs can find a magical shield emblazoned with a picture of an apple tree. Once per day, a person holding the shield can magically reach into the picture and pluck an apple. If eaten within 1 hour of being picked, the apple acts as a potion of healing. In the hands of an undead creature, the shield loses this special property, and the tree appears withered and dead.
When I originally ran this adventure, I found a decent enough picture on the internet of a shield with an apple tree on it in gold. But now I'm having a go at recreating both versions of the shield with DALL-E. Of course, since I can't iterate on the same image, I can't get the shield or the tree to look the same. But this is the basic concept:
Hussar
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On the other hand? I would TOTALLY buy this transformation.
