D&D General Using Bing to create my version of Modrons

SkidAce · Tuesday at 1:35 AM

Here is a picture that Bing Image creator and I generated, regarding my version of Modrons.

"d&d fantasy, square cube made of brass metal, forces fields, with a glowing blue eye and three mechanical tentacles"

Kinda made me wonder, and inspire the thought... "Beholders hate each other and they way the others look, and are extremely xenophobic"

LOL, what if its because they are corrupted modrons, who only see the "perfection and order" within themselves, having become chaotic and individualistic.

Farfetched idea, not canon, but certainly amusing.

Here a few other iterations.

cbwjm · Tuesday at 2:02 AM

These are pretty cool, I imagine the ones with no appendages just float about adventurers saying "Hey, Listen!"

mamba · Tuesday at 2:12 AM

SkidAce said:
"d&d fantasy, square cube made of brass metal, forces fields, with a glowing blue eye and three mechanical tentacles"

the 'three tentacles' part did not work out in any of them

SkidAce · Tuesday at 2:13 AM

mamba said:
the 'three tentacles' part did not work out in any of them

It was only on the one with tentacles, but it certainly did not get the number correct.

SkidAce · Tuesday at 2:15 AM

cbwjm said:
These are pretty cool, I imagine the ones with no appendages just float about adventurers saying "Hey, Listen!"

In my concept they use "mage hand" or "telekinetic beams" for arms...but I might keep the tentacles...I like the creepiness and similarity to beholders.

SkidAce · Tuesday at 2:16 AM

I know yall are going to ridicule me, but notice the "blue force" theme?

Here's a picture of Primus.

cbwjm · Tuesday at 2:28 AM

SkidAce said:
I know yall are going to ridicule me, but notice the "blue force" theme?

Here's a picture of Primus.

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That's the dude from the Watchmen, right? I think that you should keep the weirdness factor, though they do get more humanoid as they move up the hierarchy so maybe that's perfect for Primus.

SkidAce · Tuesday at 2:30 AM

cbwjm said:
That's the dude from the Watchmen, right? I think that you should keep the weirdness factor, though they do get more humanoid as they move up the hierarchy so maybe that's perfect for Primus.

Yeah its "Doctor Manhattan"

And I figured it was a good fit for Primus, cause of the gradual humanoidization of the modrons. And blue.

Stormonu · Tuesday at 2:39 AM

I think you should try modrons of other shapes too - certainly the "all-seeing pyramid" seems likes it'd be a good fit, as would an octrahedron and certainly our 12-sided (die) friends.

Also, I think that's a great thought on beholders - Modrons perhaps tainted by the Realm of Madness or imperfect mockeries of Modron "perfect" forms.

...m... · Tuesday at 3:54 AM

SkidAce said:
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...that is the most compelling conception of a modron i've ever seen; typical characterisations are far too humanised for cosmic archons of pure order...

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