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I don't believe all opinions matter. I perfectly happy to listen to all opinions, but it is stupid to believe all opinions matter. I do not value the opinion of a flat-earther over, and astronaut over the shape of the planet. I actually believe all opinions deserve to be heard, even offensive...

Totally is, who's opinions I believe are valid or have worth is totally up to me. Not all opinions are of equal value, and certainly random folks on twitter rank way below people I meet in person or actual experts. The point is being offended by itself doesn't matter, not without context and...

So not a problem from this century millennium then... I mean most people playing probably weren't even born when that came out.

Page 25? The weirdly draw halfling, yes having a huge head like Mr. Mackey off South Park is an unrealistic body image. Page 29 - A pretty normal looking black woman. Not overweight but not slim, can't tell if she is muscled, in her 20's. Page 38 - A white male elf, again in their 20's by human...

Yeah where can I get that one?

Top two aren't bad looks a bit too modern, I wonder if tweaking the prompt you can make the stones taller and granite, and change the atmosphere to foreboding and dark.

Well when you eventually give in and let me run Call of Cthulhu instead of D&D, I suspect the argument will have been be longer, than the time it takes for me to get the first TPK.

Any UK members want to meet up at a convention?

How does it do with scenery. Landscape image, highly detailed, an ancient stone circle, clearing in a woodland area, dreamy magical atmosphere, 4k

First image still suffers from the too many fingers problem. I wonder why AI has such a problem with hands.

Sorry going on a bit of a tangent, semi-related to art, but more about the sort of reactions you often get when mentioning romance, sexuality, etc. in RPGs, but particularly D&D. I heard about that but didn't actually see it.

Okay then perhaps my question should be why does it seem more of a problem when it is heterosexual relationships expressed in RPGs?

Or even two guys sharing a bedroom or even a bed, assumed straight, Laurel and Hardy, Bert and Ernie, Morecambe and Wise.

Oddly perhaps, queer RPGs are one of the places people seem fine with sexual content in an RPG. Thirsty Sword Lesbians fine, Horny Bards bad. Monsterhearts, good; straight fighter hooking up with the barmaid, bad. Perhaps because in order to be queer content, it has to allow for expressing...

Exactly no sex, but lots of hints and innuendo about it.

True but I can't recall any* many RPGs that reduce women to that roll... and certainly not your average D&D module. *Tell a lie, I can think of three all of which are historical based on periods and genres where women had very restricted rolls, and all the PCs are male characters. En Garde...

Well I'm happy for you but I'm British so use to titillation in virtually all my media even stuff aimed at kids. I guess you need to grow up with Pantomime and Carry on Movies.