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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jfdlsjfd" data-source="post: 9717041" data-attributes="member: 42856">D&D spell illustration challenge, day 40 (30 days late...): Control Weather[ATTACH=full]412707[/ATTACH]Role model for 15th level wizard for high school male pupils: Kwarg, the Dreaded Necromancer of Xang, leading an undead army.Role model for 15th level witch for high school female pupils: a weather girl. At least they're not just announcing the weather.Prompt: A TV weather forecast set, bright and modern, with large digital screens showing rainy clouds systems and temperature maps. At the center stands a glamorous weather presenter, seen from the bac, in front of a map of France. She's facing the map display. She wears a sleek, professional outfit infused with magical elements — shimmering fabrics, glowing runes on her sleeves, and a wand ending with a glowing red gem instead of a pointer. Besides her, a small pseudodragon flies.Commentary: yet another high level spell (8th) that require concentration for 8 hours to cause the temperature to go from warm to hot. That's brilliant display of anthropic warming isn't global, it's just for a 5 miles radius. Tell me no one ever memorized that spell? Also, I specifically insisted in the prompt to have the main character look at the map so it is drawn from behind, not looking at the viewer, but after generating it I remembered that news anchors are not looking at the map but toward the camera...</blockquote>