D&D General DALL·E 3 does amazing D&D art

[CrashFiend82]

Used this prompt: short strong squat plump grizzled hard feminine women warrior with Warhammer and plate armor standing on broken boulders looking at camera with a hard stare high quality digital art

I got a dwarf I really like, the others were close but not quite attached for examples.

 

[Reynard]

Used this prompt: short strong squat plump grizzled hard feminine women warrior with Warhammer and plate armor standing on broken boulders looking at camera with a hard stare high quality digital art

I got a dwarf I really like, the others were close but not quite attached for examples.

I think including "Warhammer" made it lean toward looking like minis.

 

[LuisCarlos17f]

I remember an old new about AI creating D&D monsters (images also by AI).

These are the D&D monsters created by AI

The goal of the project was to get more monsters.

www.geeknative.com

 

[CrashFiend82]

Switched the prompt replacing Warhammer with axe and it did okay: short strong squat plump grizzled women warrior with axe and plate armor standing on broken boulders looking at camera with a hard stare high quality digital art

I don't hate the short scruff on the second still feels dwarven, the first my be too short.

 

[CrashFiend82]

Realized I dropped the feminine part, added back got these. Not terrible they look badass and dwarf-like but not sure what's going on with the first weapon but I kind of want that in game.

 

[schneeland]

an anthropomorphic duck warrior wielding two daggers, the warrior wears armor and a helmet, sketch line art

It seems, the difference between daggers and swords is lost on the generator. Or maybe just too much Runequest material in the training set.

Also, I have noticed that some results are really just weird. When I tried to create something from Shadowrun, the prompt
exterior is a deserted dark backstreet. an orc shaman summons a city spirit. the city spirit has the form of an opossum, but it is assembled from small pieces of trash and dirt.
gave me results like this:

 

[Jfdlsjfd]

Also, I have noticed that some results are really just weird. When I tried to create something from Shadowrun, the prompt
exterior is a deserted dark backstreet. an orc shaman summons a city spirit. the city spirit has the form of an opossum, but it is assembled from small pieces of trash and dirt.
gave me results like this:
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That's an amazing way of botching the reading of a prompt. You got an orc shaman mini playing a MtG card to summon the City Spirit. There must be more Magic than Shadowrun in the training data. Lol.

 

[schneeland]

Second try with a revised prompt is better.

Spoiler: prompt

exterior is a dark alley in a cyberpunk city, an orc shaman wearing a leather jacket and tattered jeans summons a spirit which is comprised of small pieces of trash and dirt, the spirit has the form of an opossum

However, now it became a case of "do not summon the possum spirit lest you become the possum spirit":

I have to say the cyberpunk back alley and the tattered clothes look is pretty good, though.

 

[Clint_L]

During last night's game I described the otterfolk newspaper editor that helped the party out of a pinch, and within moments one of my players shared this. It was kind of perfect, and I love that this was able to happen mid-play without any interruptions; I didn't even realize that he was doing it:

 

[Reynard]

I wonder what makes it decide to do 1, 2 or 3 images instead of 4.

Anyway, this is sweet.