D&D General AI Art for D&D: Experiments

[LuisCarlos17f]

I asked ChatGPT an image of the heroes of Dragonlance as if it was a pixel-art 2.5 videogame style "Octopath Traveler".

The heroes of Dragonlance if were PCs in Dark Sun. (I can't ask the style of the artist Gerald Brom)

New attempt, adding Riverwind and Kitiara.

 

[LuisCarlos17f]

This time I asked Grok a D&D inspired in the characters of Disney "Descendents".

 

[LuisCarlos17f]

I have just tried it again with ChatGPT. Do you remember the pictures of the heroes of Dragonlance around the fire? I asked it to create something with a style more tribal-punk close to Dark Sun. I guess it was worth it.

I tried to create a mash-up version of Star Wars but this term is banned. I could ask a duel of jedis vs siths in Spelljammer.

 

[Distracted DM]

Gemini is getting pretty good at doing comic book pages. I had an idea for a satirical comic called "Xanathar, Inc" about a dystopian Waterdeep run by Xanathar. A few minutes work conjured up the below image.

I imagine we will see a lot of fan-made content of this type soonish...

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That is nuts to me. Scary nuts. Wow. Gemini seems to be topping out most other options at the moment.

 

[LuisCarlos17f]

I tried to ask Grok the image of a Wechselkind, the construct PC specie of Grimm Hollow what seems children.

 

[LuisCarlos17f]

Again with ChatGPT.

The first image is an atropomorphic red-mouse. In D&D terms he could be a nezumi from Rokugan or a tari from Dark Sun. In Spain we say "he knows more than red-colored mice". It also could be an ordinary man suffering some bizarre curse in Ravenloft.

The second image is a couple of korobokuru, a PC specie from Kara-tur style dwarves' cousins but I wanted to add my own persona touch. The etimology of the korpokkur (from Auni folklore) means something like "people under a fuki(petasite japonicus)". Then my version of korokokuru likes to use fuki leaves to cover their heads like hats or umbrella because the leaves are symbol of good fortune in their traditions.

 

[DragonLancer]

In Spain we say "he knows more than red-colored mice".

Interesting phrase. I'm guessing it means that the person doesn't know all that much?

 

[LuisCarlos17f]

The original expression is "(él) sabe más que los ratones colorados" ( = he knows more than the red-colored mice) where the red-colored mice would be a sprite-like creature with a lot of culture or knowledge, or great cunning to get their way, with the shape of a red-haired mouse.

A new attempt, this time with ChatGPT instead Grok, to create a Wechselkind PC portrait (I suggested artificer class). I didn't want her to seem too human or pretty although keeping a touch of cuteness in the face. This character could be your companion or ally nPC for your Baldurs Gate 3 game but not for romance scenes.