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Here's a fantastic location. The Prompt A mysterious island floats in the sky. Atop the island stands a solitary tower, ringed by megaliths and willow trees. The floating island is anchored to the ground by an enormous chain. High quality detailed fantasy art. The Images I think I should...

I have a pretty instrumental view of verisimilitude, in that I don't really care about it in and of itself, but I do value it for reasons such as: Making the setting come alive in a way that feels accessible to the players, especially those players who enjoy exploring the setting for...

Here's another character pic, one of the other PCs from the game my son is playing in. Prompt a bear-man in leather armour and wielding a stout mattock, standing on an outrcopping in a snowy forest landscape, detailed fantasy painting Images Analysis I probably should have said large...

Cool miniatures! I don't play live at the moment, so I don't buy them, but they do look neat. This is what these miniatures are all about, isn't it? Today's socioeconomic status quo is still discriminatory and exclusionary - towards all sorts of people, of course, but apropos of...

Here's what DALL-E came up for my son's D&D character (a spores druid): Prompt: a slender human male wearing hooded brown robes and a bleached plague doctor mask, wielding a stout wooden staff, holding out a hand which glows softly with unwholesome yellow magic, standing in a dungeon...

In 5e? No, for most NPCs. You'll end up with an NPC who has a whole pile of mechanics you're never going to use, either because they won't last long enough in combat or because they won't get into combat. That's a waste of the DM's time and effort building them, running them, or both. Even for...