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

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Russiee

Explorer

• Sep 25, 2024

• #5,681

Been playing around with CharGen AI since they've got a few of the various models available without having to self-host, plus easier to prompt due to drop-down presets.

Pretty pleased with how the Skaven come out

 

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tsadkiel

Legend

• Sep 25, 2024

• #5,682

1960s collage art in the style of Peter Blake

 

Ulfgeir

Hero

• Sep 28, 2024

• #5,683

For the upcoming spooky season, some stuff done in Lexica.art ...

Prompt: "The portals between worlds open to Faerie during Halloween. Something comes through the portal."

And the prompt: "Horror. Man stands in front of mirror. An attractive female ghost attacks him through the mirror."

 

Last edited: Sep 28, 2024

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Nightfly

Hero

• Sep 29, 2024

• #5,684

All those are good, but the first and the last are amazing.

 

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Russiee

Explorer

• Sep 29, 2024

• #5,685

Used the CharGen AI to create some Lost Mines of Phandelver Landscapes for my players.

Triboar Trail


Phandolin


Cragmaw Castle

Thundertree


Neverwinter Wood


Tresendar Manor


Wave Echo Cave

Forge of Spells

 

tsadkiel

Legend

• Oct 2, 2024

• #5,686

It's October, so time for scary movies.



So spooky!

 

Saracenus

Always In School Gamer

• Oct 2, 2024

• #5,687

Been a minute since I last posted (a lot was going on). I am considering dropping my OpenAI account and work with Adobe Firefly exclusively as I have it with my Adobe sub. Here is something from just messing around with it tonight:

 

Saracenus

Always In School Gamer

• Oct 2, 2024

• #5,688

Summoned familiar. Created in Firefly using the prompt: In a sorcerer's study full of books, a translucent spirit animal in the form of a white crow flying into the mortal world through a glowing portal.

 

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Russiee

Explorer

• Oct 3, 2024

• #5,689

Human Fighter with Cloak of the Bat - made in CharGen

 

Saracenus

Always In School Gamer

• Oct 3, 2024

• #5,690

Inspired by @Ulfgeir last post here is my mirror study done in Adobe Firefly.