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I imagine the training set has lots of pictures of cats and popes, but not as many pictures of swords, and the sword images may not have as much relevant metadata specifying things like whether or not it has a basket hilt or if it's an Oakeshott Type XII versus XIIa.

Some of the hat ones look good, though:

I have issues with AI-generated images, but I can't deny that it's producing some very striking results. The prompts here are variations on this: "a beautiful feminine sorceress with long rainbow hair wearing a white suit with pinstripes and a vest but no hat casting a spell standing in a circle...

Earthdawn makes an effort to justify a lot of D&D tropes in-universe, with the setting's core premise being that it is a world that has come through a magical apocalypse called the Scourge which necessitated the building of, in effect, fallout shelters—enormous underground complexes which housed...

M-Space is a d100 space-based sci-fi system, based on Mythras, which is itself based on RuneQuest/BRP. It has starship combat rules. I think it's sort of Traveler-esque, which may not be precisely right for your needs, but it's worth taking a look if you're doing rules hacks anyway.

The documentary on flat earth stuff from Netflix is called Behind the Curve. Dan Olson's video covers different ground despite being on the same topic.

Along with Ernie and Justin LaNasa, he's listed on the new TSR's Twitter as a cofounder of the new organization. His twitter feed is full of, frankly, bizarre claims that WotC's President and CEO is responsible for some sort of mob attack, remarks that "We are prepared and will will defeat our...

In a shocking coincidence, Stephen Dinehart made almost the exact same tweet.

It's worth noting that the way Crane added Koebel was quite duplicitous. Koebel wasn't in the initial publicity material, and when his name did show up, the names were listed in reverse alphabetical order by first name—you know, that perfectly ordinary way to list things that we do all the...