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

[FitzTheRuke]

Here's closer: A choker.

And

 

[FitzTheRuke]

A Draegloth

I mean, it's got some weird extra arms, but then, the actual D&D demon kinda does too. (For those unfamiliar, this is the 5e art for it.

Spoiler: Draegloth

 

[pukunui]

I'm-a start with some wood elves camping in old elven ruins (various styles):

My favorite is the top one. I included that last one because it looks like they're doing calisthenics before bed or something. LOL.

 

[FitzTheRuke]

Duergar at the Forge:

 

[humble minion]

Sitting at home with covid, swearing at the thing as my hundredth batch of generated images for a 'cleanshaven hairless' human warrior 'with a scar on his chin' comes back with all beards, and as louche skinny My Chemical Romance rejects despite specifying 'broad stocky robust'. Other no-no words I've run across are 'broad-featured' ('broad' is accepted), 'blackened bruised circles under his eyes' (though 'black bruised circles' works fine. 'Sickly white skin' is another one. And 'bluff'. And 'solid'. And 'sturdy'. Goodness knows why. Bloody machine.

 

[FitzTheRuke]

I like this old dwarf, but he wasn't what I was trying for.

 

[pukunui]

OK now I'm going to share the ones where I was trying to put shadowy figures in the far distance. I have yet to succeed in that endeavor.

"This one time at band camp ..."​

"Watch out behind you!"​

"Don't mind us. It's fine. We'll just wait here while you finish your dinner."​

"Cool story, bro. Now it's time for you to die."

Look closely ...

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[FitzTheRuke]

Beware the large-beaked GRELL.

 

[pukunui]

My purple-haired elven tomb raiders:

These are a mixture of watercolor, oil on canvas, and modern comic book art.

 

[FitzTheRuke]

I can't get the antennae to look like maces, but I still like this attempt at a Flail Snail.

A little closer. Every time I manage anything mace-like, it generally duplicates on the shell for some reason.