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I saw this corny ad in an old Dragon magazine and got bing to re-create the illustration: Prompt: three teenagers in a living room playing a roleplaying game, with an alien looking in through the window, digital painting

Thank you so much, Hussar! In a strange coincidence, I was reading one of your comments today on this esteemed old thread: https://www.enworld.org/threads/dungeon-layout-map-flow-and-old-school-game-design.168563/ (Thanks to Dustyboots as well!)

Great pix!!

Quite right - thankyou

Dragon Publishing released Dragon #71 in March 1983. It is 84 pages long and has a cover price of $3.00. In this issue, we have intelligent monsters, quasi-deities, and a new Boot Hill adventure! This month's Special Attraction is "The Taming of Brimstone," a Boot Hill scenario about a wild...

TSR published The Strategic Review #6 in February 1976. It is 16 pages long and has a cover price of 75 cents. "In The Cauldron" by Tim Kask summarises the various goings-on at TSR. The company is moving the shop to a new location called "The Dungeon," and all are invited to the new premises...

(I did this in ChatGPT) In a high-resolution digital painting, a once-majestic underground temple lies in ruins. Amidst the decay emerges a formidable lich, his scream echoing through the cavern. He holds a dark, bent staff, its tip featuring a chilling skull. A deadly purple mist flows from...

Mike Shea has written a few things on that. I'll see if I can find anything good.

Robins Laws of Good Game Mastering (whole book, but is quite short) Thinking Outside the Boxed Text Bryce Lynch's Adventure Design Tips Summarized and Explained On Writing Adventures Locale and Plot On the Oracular Power of Dice Potential Energy: How to Write Engaging Adventures

D&D wizard casting a magic missile, high detail digital painting

I also like the idea of doing images for spells - "DALL·E does 5E Spells"

I was thinking that too. I just don't want to test the patience of the admins with too many DALL-E threads!

This thread has quickly become one of the most popular on EnWorld. I wonder if there would be any interest in going systematically through the 5E Monster Manual. Aarakocra, Aboleth, Angels, Animated Objects, Azer, etc.

I really appreciate the discussions above about the legal and ethical issues related to AI-generated art (and, by extension, to AI-generated text). I think we are facing a really big technological inflection point, somewhat akin to the industrial revolution, which ultimately affected millions...

I might need to refine with "smaller ears"