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I voted "just the 5e core skills", although I'd suggest a pared-down set of skills (assuming streamlining is one of the objectives). For instance, Intimidation and Persuasion could be folded into the same skill. So could Nature and Survival.

These were the best of a set to get someone you maaaay know. Too bad the generator didn't get the right number of canaries. (Many of the elves were white-haired despite the prompt describing them as "young".)

They would do that, wouldn't they.

The.. uh... the image generator has clearly been trained on some kind of anthro images, hasn't it?

I've finished up magic weapons. Here's a few samples. (Also, I should note that I've since completed the rituals I set out to write up, since last I wrote about them I noted they were half done.) Since the holy avenger was included in the previous post (since it's used as an example of how to...

To be fair, someone could scrape by on their bar exam and still be a decent lawyer. But seemingly not making the effort to understand how discovery works in a civil law context is not a good look, no matter how capable one is in the domain of criminal law. LaNasa's lawyer is making himself...

Clearly neither fear nor surprise, and I'm not so sure about the sword, either. (Okay, it's probably dem thighs. Just look at those hams!)

Inspired a bit by Darkest Dungeon, I've gone in for an aquatic theme. (The "pelagic" in that game are pretty solidly just based on fish, by the way.) The Prompt A human man wearing chain mail stands in a damp cavern, staring in horror at four pelagic monsters that advance upon him, wielding...