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

pukunui said:

@Parmandur what is / are the style(s) for the cartoon ones in the middle?

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just "scooby-doo cartoon"

Parmandur said:

just "scooby-doo cartoon"

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I thought some of them looked Scooby Doo-ish!

Some Baklunish cartoon variations

Looney Tunes



1940's Looney Tunes



1940's Disney Animated Film [?]



1960's Hanna-Barbera



1970 Filmation



1980's Filmation

Baklunish Jane Austen

Oil painting of a blue-haired green-eyed gold-skinned beautiful robust strong woman wearing a Regency dress and posing for the camera with a Turkish sword and shield a turkish apear in a palace garden

OK, ao I had been going off of my own goofy take on what "Baklunish" looks like, but here is the actual original text promptified a smidgen and some variations"

The Baklunish people have golden-hued skin tones; Eye color is commonly gray-green or green, with gray uncommon and hazel rare; Hair color ranges from blue-black to dark brown.

Earlier, one of the cats had a bag on his back and it made me think of a turtle, and so I said he was a turtle-cat. Thus I give you:

The Flan people have a bronze-colored complexion which varies from a lighter, almost copper shade to a very dark tone which is deepest brown; Eye color is commonly dark brown, black, brown, or amber (in declining order of occurrence); Hair coloration is black, brown-black, dark brown, or brown; Also, they tend to have wavy or curly hair.

This is a magic item of my own creation: the gnomish clockwork shield. It is a worn but sturdy shield with a gnomish contraption that turns slowly clockwise (completing a full rotation once per hour). If you are attuned to the shield, you can use a bonus action to roll a d6. On a result of 5 or 6, the device spins faster, granting you the effect of the haste spell (no concentration required). If you roll a 1, the device slows down, imposing the effect of the slow spell on you (no concentration required). After the slow effect has been triggered for the third time, the mechanism breaks and the shield loses its magic.

I've included this shield in several campaigns now, but I've never been able to find a suitable picture for it on the internet. Thanks to the wonders of AI, I now have a plethora from which to choose!



I think that last one is probably closest to what I had in my head.

The Suel people are very fair-skinned. They have light red, yellow, blond, or platinum blonde hair, Eye color varies from pale blue or violet through deep blue, with gray occasionally occurring; Curly to kinky hair is common