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Here s an attempt at the 1e PHB

Here is the link: Bing

Those are the exact prompts I used. Microsoft gives everyone 100 credits per week free, so you can play with it easily

I've been following along the developments in AI-powered art with interest (though I wouldn't use such art for a commercial product). Bing has recently integrated DALL-E 3 into its image creator, so I did some experimenting to recreate images resembling the covers of the 5E PHB and DMG. The...

Last night, we did the first playtest of my WWII game based on the Black Hack. It was a lot of fun and I didn't hit too many corner cases. I'm running five sessions of this next week at PAX and I'm inclined to release it as a set of quick start rules on DTRPG later on in the year.

Getty Images has created their own AI generator trained exclusively on their own vast library of images. They guarantee anyone using the images is protected from copyright claims - presumably because when you upload content to Getty, you sign over vast amounts of your rights. They are...

could render new art "obsolete" by big business interests who utilize AI to regurgitate other people's works. Although a business like Disney would benefit from a landscape that said you can only train AI on art that you already own. Disney owns an extraordinary amount of content and is able to...

This gave me a much-needed chuckle...

The Arcane Library, makers of Shadowdark, have acquired shadowdarklings.net, a fan-made character builder website. This is now the official Shadowdark character builder. From the announcement:

On a related note, a couple of friends think the above image (High Fae Mage) from the new Monstrous Compendium 4 was likely AI generated then touched up. The credited artist is John Stanko who has some wonderful credits. What are your thoughts?

I use it in much the same way that the author is (as a writing companion), although it hasn't been quite as life-changing for me. I have a bookshelf full of reference works, things like "The Body Thesaurus" and "The Master List for Writers" and "The Fantasy Reference" and many others, as well...

Oops... just realized someone else has already posted about it https://www.enworld.org/threads/monstrous-compendium-eldraine-creatures.699974/#post-9134872