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>>98863715>Southern and coastal Texas got recaptured by Mexico along the way. Cool. I like your world, though it appears thoroughly fucked up.>As for elves, you'd occasionally see a few in the larger cities of the New World, but there's hardly any of them left in the world at all by the modern age, maybe a couple hundred globally.Oof. No half Elves, I geuss?Are theree other 'mythological' races around?
>>98863749Haven't really expanded much on Bray food, good thread TT I suppose.
>>98863829And a high elf one
Only the fanciest of feasts for her.
>>98864017https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vXArJnemSA
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>>98859738>I never expected her to show heels! A light cooking to see what she'd do, but this is excellent. Now we can bring in the whole council.Gleefully Tewae was explaining what had happened in the market district that afternoon as Celia fixed the folds in her new clothes. Tewae paused and eyed the clothes cautiously. >Do I want to know why my Magpie has turned to foxing? You're good in the academy and it suits your temperament.Celia had her criminal persona in full swing as she spoke; quick and sharp, and spit out nasty. >It ain't foxing if it's real. I know you warned me, but that doxy can sew.Celia slowed as her eyes began going distant. Just as the cogs started turning Tewae gave her a quick wake up slap on the cheek. Celia shook her head then apologized. >Sorry T. You can't trust me around her, I'll need a pinch.Tewae grimaced but nodded. She'd hoped Celia could hold out but her madness was too easy to exploit. Still, Celia had managed to bring a few expensive trinkets from the cleanup she normally wouldn't have access to, so it was an easy win. She waited patiently for Celia to continue.>The fixup made me late, so when I scarpered over I found Andrenn at the pit. I was still forswat so, get this, he said I was his and to go get cleaned up.Tewae stone-faced knowing where Celia was going with this. Celia rolled her eyes at her before continuing. >The opportunity was right there! So, yes, I foxed the uniform. But then he stiff-necked me when I got there...She slowly dropped the mask as she trailed off, her voice going soft. >We talked and he doesn't hate me.She faced Tewae directly before continuing, still herself. >I told him to meet me here tonight, and how to be seen doing so properly. I want to work with him, not use him. I know you don't need another Kestrel, but he can be trusted; I want you to Hen house him.
>A lady’s notes on italian cuisine>One, i must say, learns more of a country from its people than at the courts of its lords and princes, high and fair>Emilia is quite hearty, the Tuscany more refined, and the southern hills delightfully warm, while i found that Venetians can come with a suprising aftertaste>I wholeheartedly reccoment the pilgrims roads, indeed itself every bit as rewarding as the cities, for so many foreign flavours find their way towards holy Rome: The Germans are robust, the French light and fragrant, the Spanish possessed of a pleasing fire, and the English an acquired taste>I am not one to refuse a novelty or two; life is too short, and the world too full of handsome strangers who would be terribly rude not to invite for a little sampling. >And isnt dinner at dusk terribly romantic? I shall restrain myself from swooning, oh dearest readers.>My finest experiences, i found with a bit of suprise, came at lonely inns and sleepy villages, where weary travellers and provincial locals are all too grateful for a little kindness and seldomly unseemly in their inquireings about their hostess's unusual hours>Long journeys indeed bring out one's true character. Give it a try. You might find yourself most pleasently suprised.>I hope to have roused a hint of excitement about the variety of tastes and flavours or fair and beautiful italy. Gourmet or layman, be assured, the scenic lands of fairest Italy are always worth a bite.>yours truly>Evelyn
>>98864173When the Lord Magistrate arrived at the appointed meeting place, he initially found no one waiting for him.Just as he was about to cast a detection spell, a voice emerged from the shadows.>I trust no one followed you, sir.The Magistrate turned toward the sound and finally noticed a hooded figure standing in the corner where two walls met.>Since you chose to speak first, I suppose I can assume you mean me no harm. For now.He replied>Trust is in rather short supply these days, my lord. And a man of your position would hardly come to a meeting like this entirely alone unless he was confident in his ability to protect himself.>You talk an awful lot for someone who might be an assassin. Which tells me assassination probably isn’t what you came here for.>That is correct.>Then may I at least see the face of the man I’m speaking to?Without another word, the stranger lowered his hood.The Magistrate immediately recognised Lieutenant Aeldor Windstride, commander of the veteran rangers who had come to Iseranaar to train the town’s new ranger corps.>Well, this is certainly an unusual time and place for a meeting, Lieutenant. The Magistrate said, studying him carefully>That is because what I have to tell you must remain beyond the reach of a certain pair of prying ears in this town.The Magistrate narrowed his eyes.>And those ears belong to...?Windstride did not hesitate.>Surely you already know. Executrix Firewing.
Chatgpt isn't working all day for me
>>98864403Works fine for me, but then again I only just got on for today. Maybe there was a brief issue that was resolved?
>>98865150>Title says approaches the walled city>Image shows leaving the walled city
>>98865178Also>'knight'>no horse, walks like a peasant>is probably half-German or Burgundian mercenary
>>98865190She turns up everywhere. Is she a time traveller?
>>98865178Twin cities, two walled cities next to each other. Some squabbling between two noble siblings a long time ago. Sadly a few years later, two radical dragons kamikazed themselves into each town, razing it them to the ground
>>98865204Never really tought about it. Might be. Or its just a look i enjoy inserting into various cultures, times and settings. Pick your poison
>>98863749>TThttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXSyCJEQcM8
>>98865178>>98865199post your images trolls. always shit talking never contributing. filth
>>98864027I'm starting to find it strange and a bit disturbing how you can always respond so quickly with youtube link.
to combat the impression that our fair lady is only good at eating (or rather, drinking) things, she intends to prove that she indeed is still able to cook the stuff she cant even eat anymore. When was the last time she actually tried to cook herself? Who could say, yet no one currently alive was around to witness it.
>>98865484>no one currently alive was around to witness itBecause of the passage of time, or because none of the witnesses survived her last cooking attempt?Also, I'm curiously if you prompted for the wreaths of garlic hanging in the background by the window, or if the AI picked up on the cook being scared of the vampire and added a thematically appropriate, if ineffective, anti-vamp countermeasure?
Indian Pizza reminds Hope of home
>>98865204Maybe it's a "Quantum leap" kind of situation?
>>98863749Is it me, or does the leopard resting next to the girl on the left look like the most content dude at the feast? Everybody else seems kinda stiff and nervous, but the cat is just chillin'.
>>98863749I'm enjoying the fact tha5 an offhanded comment I made in the last thread inspired such a fun TT.Also it gives me a chance to post a favorite gen lol.>>98866131Cat's always be chilling, bro. They's cats.
>>98866152>Cat's always be chilling, bro. They's cats.Indeed.
>>98865611>added a thematically appropriateI bet it's just the model adding vaguely related objects, just not in motivational text.
>>98863820>Oof. No half Elves, I geuss?Long story not so short, the elves found themselves in the typical "elves are a dying race" situation towards the end of the middle ages and embarked on a plot to reverse their civilization's decline by intermarrying with the Habsburg dynasty, until by the late 1400s the Austrian Empire had fallen under the control of a majority-elvish noble class. The elves enjoyed a temporary second golden age during the Renaissance, even if most of them were really only 3/4 elven by then, and it was in that era that our blonde elf grew up. But the rest of Europe was alarmed to see an inhuman heathen aristocracy rise to power over a third of the continent, so they were left isolated when the wars with the Ottoman Empire broke out. Instead of the 1683 Siege of Vienna ending with a western European coalition coming to the rescue as it did in our timeline, it ended in a massacre. Past that point, the only elves left are the handful who managed to fight their way out of the city during the battle and those who were travelling abroad before the siege, forming a sparse diaspora that settled across western Europe. I could fill up a whole schizo thread explaining why this led to the various other divergences from the baseline historic timeline thereafter, but suffice to say that this is why things became so weird over the next 250 years. >Are there other 'mythological' races around?Yeah. Both orcs and dwarves are around, more numerous than elves, but less so than humans. Orcs are prominent within the Ottoman Empire, forming an equivalent to the Janissary corps that persists into the 20th century. They can also be found elsewhere, basically anywhere you'd expect to find "dangerous foreigners" in an 1930s novel. As for dwarves, they're widespread in the Ural and Caucasus mountains, and played a role in the rise of the USSR. At some point in the 30s the Soviet Premier was shown to be dwarf standing on a hidden footstool in one of my older gens.
>>98866277>red dresswtf opposite of high-low skirt, that's a low-high
>>98866286Omnissiah-knows what the AI does with background characters. I just asked it for "cabaret girls" in the background. But let's say the dancer in red had a stunt skirt rigged so that she could suddenly pull it off mid performance to scandalize the audience.
>>98866277>>98866301Its that one chick dead center that catches my attention. She looking at that table with hungry ass eyes and I can't tell if its for the gold, the cash, or the uneaten food.
>>98866305Well, somebody had to have ratted out the elf to the Cthulhu cultists for her to have ended up a minute away from becoming a ritual sacrifice in the last thread >>98861198
>Despite being elven, Nixie's favorite food is "Fimmelbratze", a Gnomish pastry filled with fizzy purple jam of questionable alchemical origins, purchased by the jar from Prow.
>>98866326>Unfortunately, the jam is also extremely volatile when exposed to air. It also makes an excellent solvent for decreasing engine parts.
>>98866431>decreasing engine parts.that's a unique way to describe an explosive
>>98866445Good ol' autocorrect strikes again.
All I can do is weeby slop.
>>98866487If you like it, thats all that matters. Anyway, everyone needs a starting point and as good ol' Jake says.
>Skag had eaten a lot of unusual foods over the years, but nothing held a candle to Davion's most recent culinary abomination, the "deep fried tube steak".
>Sure, he could have slit the sleeping goblin's throat, but Jagger preferred to give his quarry a taste of his own medicine. Thus, the "coup de gravy" was born.
>>98864389You might as well keep it going. I got 3 or 4 paths planned depending if Kyrea follows or not, and if Sunblaze wants to work with, will play ball with, or decline Celia’s gambit (if Tewae even agrees).
>>98865364Not my fault I was already around this thread when you posted your pic. Besides > She's Tabaxi > They're basically humanoid cats > Mewgenics is about cats > And has catchy tunes It writes itself.
>>98865611>Because of the passage of time, or because none of the witnesses survived her last cooking attempt?Passage of time. Since she cant really eat and digest regular food anymore (unless preparing herself with special blood magic rituals beforehand), it had been centuries since last she needed to cook anything>Also, I'm curiously if you prompted for the wreaths of garlic hanging in the background by the window, or if the AI picked up on the cook being scared of the vampire and added a thematically appropriate, if ineffective, anti-vamp countermeasure?I just prompted a somewhat medieval kitchen enviroment in a castle, the Garlic was a AI choice.
>>98866626I wasn't even considering including her into this after the recent events and previous failure. But since you've mentioned her, maybe I'll figure something including her spying non them from the rooftops.
>>98866277Thanks for the info. I remember your divergence being the siege of Vienna and the HRE being all fucked up.And now that you mention it I actually remember those thsoe Soviet dwarves/1920s China/Otoman arms deal etc. gens.
>>98866445>>98866450I mean, it is a take on the 'the best part is no part' design philosophy.Just don't ever let them design a rocket for spaceflight.No, wait. Let them design. But inform the Ikit & Thanquol Engineering Buraeu that the space race is on, and watch from one continent away.
>>98866431She's an elf, I hear they get covered in gooey stuff all the time on adventures.
>>98867400>“THE MOON?! We shall conquer-claim it with WARPFIRE ROCKETS!”>“Fool-fool! We shall DESTROY the moon! Much greater achievement, yes-yes!”>“THAT IS WHERE WE ARE GOING, YOU IDIOT!”>“...Details-details!”
>>98867532>fyreIs it from Age of Sigmar?
>>98867625NTA but yes, its clearly referring to the Fyreslayer faction and the mortal realms
>>98866626>>98864389The mention of Firewing immediately caught the Magistrate’s attention.So far, aside from her heated argument with Captain Sunblaze, he had noticed little about the Executrix’s behaviour that struck him as particularly suspicious. Then again, he hadn't demanded reports on how she spent each day. Lieutenant Windstride, on the other hand, was supposed to work alongside her and had therefore had far more opportunity to observe her.What Aeldor told him came as a surprise.According to the Lieutenant, Kyrea appeared at the training grounds only briefly each day, usually just long enough to collect written reports on the progress of the new ranger unit. Afterwards, she would disappear for hours at a time. On some occasions, she even abandoned her official uniform in favour of civilian clothes.Even so, none of that was necessarily suspicious on its own.>My assumption would be that she is concentrating on her investigation.Windstride shook his head.>Before we departed, our commander said nothing about any investigation Kyrea was supposed to conduct. We only learned about it after she mentioned it to you.That caught the Magistrate off guard. Surely the rangers should have been informed if a military intelligence operative was being sent to investigate the deaths of their own comrades.Why, then, had Firewing kept it from them?Aeldor continued.>As far as I know, the Farstrider Corps never opened an official investigation of its own. From what I heard, the reports submitted by the local garrison, the Blood Knights’ detachment, and the academy’s mages—along with the key evidence, namely the dissected corpse of the lycanthrope—were considered sufficient to confirm the creature’s involvement in the unit’s deaths.>In that case, why would Military Intelligence decide to launch an investigation of its own?Windstride looked at him for a moment before answering.>Have you actually received a copy of the order authorising that investigation?
>>98867400I remember when they still went by Shankson & Backson before the rebranding. Something about unfair competitor practices?
>>98863749>Try and get CGPT to generate an image in the art style similar to Mark Harrison>"I'm sorry, Dave. I'm afraid I can't do that">Force to find a workaround to get his art style emulated using one of his other works that closest resembles to what I had in mindSomething tells me in the not too far future even this will end up being getting denied by AI
>>98867910Ran his name through my go-to ChatGPT artstyle description promt and it spat out this:>Mark Harrison’s art style is characterized by highly detailed, atmospheric science-fiction illustration combining photorealistic painting, cinematic composition, and surreal, otherworldly imagery. His work often features imposing futuristic architecture, colossal spacecraft, alien landscapes, biomechanical forms, and intricately designed machinery rendered with meticulous attention to texture, scale, and material realism. The aesthetic blends hard science fiction with dark fantasy and cosmic mystery, using dramatic perspective, monumental structures, intricate surface detailing, and carefully controlled lighting to create a powerful sense of depth and awe. His color palettes frequently combine muted industrial tones, weathered metallics, dusty earth colors, and deep shadows with striking accents of electric blue, luminous orange, or eerie green. The overall finish is painterly yet convincingly realistic, with atmospheric haze, volumetric light, rich environmental detail, and a strong emphasis on worldbuilding, making every scene feel like a fragment of an immense, ancient, and technologically advanced universe.
>>98867910saying "inspired by the artstyle of Mark Harrison" doesnt work?
>>98867920Here's my prompt:>In only one paragraph, describe the general artstyle of [ARTIST NAME HERE] for use as prompting base.You might have to clean it up a bit but it generally spits out a paragraph that nails the artstyle
>>98867920>>98867943And here's a pic from the following promt, using the specified artstyle>A banquet filled with ambassadors and food of various species. >artstyle is characterized by highly detailed, atmospheric science-fiction illustration combining photorealistic painting, cinematic composition, and surreal, otherworldly imagery. The image features imposing futuristic architecture, colossal spacecraft, alien landscapes, biomechanical forms, and intricately designed machinery rendered with meticulous attention to texture, scale, and material realism. The aesthetic blends hard science fiction with dark fantasy and cosmic mystery, using dramatic perspective, monumental structures, intricate surface detailing, and carefully controlled lighting to create a powerful sense of depth and awe. The color palette combines muted industrial tones, weathered metallics, dusty earth colors, and deep shadows with striking accents of electric blue, luminous orange, or eerie green. The overall finish is painterly yet convincingly realistic, with atmospheric haze, volumetric light, rich environmental detail, and a strong emphasis on worldbuilding, making every scene feel like a fragment of an immense, ancient, and technologically advanced universe.
>>98867874So something might have tipped her off to look into him? Not suggesting he comes back into the story yet and I mostly just wanted to gen him again, but Lancel is still out there and hes got a bone to pick with everyone.>TT
>>98867415It's a severe issue amongst the Elven community.
>>98868232If you're asking about Kyrea, then she didn't need that much to follow him. And you could see earlier in the story that she realized the whole thing was a setup, so she thinks that he's involved.And while I can't back it with any specific spell I could remember, I was thinking about her spyglass having an enchantment which when activated, allows her to use it as directional microphone.
Honestly lowercase could be a lot grumpier than he is. Mostly he just quietly posts better gens while you embarrassing kids post shit like >>98868386 and circlejerk.
>>98868445Aight works for me. I'm going to savage his reputation, but only from Kyrea’s point of view on the roof top.
>>98867910Sometimes just uploading a couple of sample images and telling it to copy that style works. I tried these two images as my sample and told it >Using the uploaded images as a guide, create an image that emulates their art style as closely as possible.Then described the scene, tried to keep it simple.https://files.catbox.moe/wonpgq.jpeghttps://files.catbox.moe/hc9po9.jpegIt's not perfect, and but I think some elements came through like the atmosphere effects and the gradient sunset. The AI does tend to add lots of excessively little details that does pull it away from distinct art styles because it doesn't have the artistic eye to know when to follow the KISS rule: Rock and roll all night, and party every day.Also, Keep It Simple, Stupid.
>>98864217>am i a what?>oh, dont be silly>read the sign
>>98867622>>98867886>a techno-arcane steampunk/dieselpunk setting with skaven, elves, gnomes and dwarves out-engineering each other>huamns try to run a safety board
>TTWhat if the Elf was the meal?
>>98869072what snacked her
>>98869072For fuck's sake. Can we not?
>>98863749>TTthey serve knuckle sandwiches
If lowercase started posting vore fetish content you hypocritical attention whores would be foaming at the mouth.
>Goatposting
>>98869123She's unsure herself, but it seems it couldn't handle her.>>98869130>>98869367I'll do it again
>>98863935Does all their weight gain go to their chests?
>>98869603so you admit you'll purposely post things you know people dont like so you get your jollys. cool adding you to the list of trolls. thanks for confessing...filth.
>>98869666Why should your not liking something stop me from posting it?
>>98866431>>98866326>jam of questionable alchemical origins>>98863749>TT
>>98868259I like the kinda Indian/Persian art style of this one.
Should Artificers also invest in strength in case their machines malfunction?
>>98870071Okay. I find this adorable.>I said NO! NO BLASTING!
>>98870097>So anyway, I start blasting!
>>98812847 Well it's been about five threads since we heard from Dove and her friends. When last we left them, they had just disabled the Atlas, a large freighter owned by the Prometheus corporation, with plans to steal it.Lokhnar handed Dove a laser carbine as they got ready to board. Dove said she didn't want to kill anyone, but Lokhnar reminded her the crew of the freighter would not feel the same way about her.
>>98870206I'm loving those blasters, anon.
>>98870206While the crew of the freighter expected the pirates to enter the cargo bay in hopes of looting it, their plan was actually to steal the whole ship. So, they entered the engine room instead to prevent the crew from restarting the engines.
>>98870209Dove was reluctant to hurt anyone, but she allowed Lokhnar and Issild's excitement "leak" into her through her empathic powers to drown out her own doubt and fear.
>>98870230Unfortunately, the pirates discovered the freighter had not only the crew, but a squad of corporate marines on board to protect the cargo and the ship, and they found themselves pinned down in the engine room.
>>98870245That's it for today. More tomorrow.
>>98870281Nice expression sheet. Could you share the prompt please?
>>98870071An artificer *should* invest in strength, but only in case some meddlesome fool gets in the way of their work. If the machine gets loose, that's just practical field testing!
>>98870285Nothing special, just "a three by three grid of nine headshots from different angles and different expressions", the name off any specific expressions you want
>>98869769Made me laugh
>>98870463Thanks!
>>98868653I tried with with some Lodoss images. It did better than when trying to have it describe the style and prompt that.But still looks a lot like its generic anime style with just a few hints of the Lodoss style.
>>98870773Incidentally, trying the same thing with some Slayers images got a bit closer to recognizable.When the cooldown on gens is up, I want to try some Jojo style.
>>98868653Used the images you uploaded as a basis and ran the same prompt as before (other than changing the setting to be outdoors to take advantage of those weather effects). I did also tell it the artist was Mark Harrison.But yeah, I like how this turned out.
>>98870969>dat kobbyI wouldn't have thought it was possible to look serious while playing bagpipes, but here we are.
>>98871010It's not actually Kobby, it's my own kobold character I've played off and on since 3.5e D&D.
>>98871015Ah, I see.As a side note, is it racist to say that all lizards look alike? I mean, I like lizards, and there's at least 20 of them living in my garden this summer, but they really do just seem as if they're all the same little dude copy-pasted 20 times.
>>98871031I'd assume they feel the same way about us. When you're physiologically different enough, the subtle attributes we notice as signs of individuality are mutually unrecognizable. Like how fish are utterly inscrutable but seem to get along fine among themselves.
>>98871031Eh, maybe just a little...?
>>98871031Depends on the size of the lizard.
>>98870773>>98870776>>98870969>evil nekomancer>evil pyromancer>chaotic lewd warrior-dancerWho are the other two?Kobold bard?Human male bodybuilder?
>>98871010Let's be honest, it's hard for kobolds to look serious in ANY respect lol
>>98871163ALERT THE SHATTERDOME!!
>>98870522Happy to provide a larf, anon.
>>98871170Has DK really been gone that long?Or are you asking what class he'd be?Yeah, I don't know. Bardbarian? Adds his strength modifier to his charisma-based checks? I just used the characters from the D&D image I made to test how well chatgpt could handle multiple distinct characters.And the kobold was a bard/rogue multiclass.Made him in 3.5 but kept him in my back pocket for some adventures in 4th and really loved playing him in 5th with Pack Tactics.
>>98869769
After the rather turbulous events of the second convention of Prague and some food sampling in Italy, our fair lady found her way up the Rhine to beautiful cologne. Following the recommendations of some dear friends of hers, she couldnt wait to try the local specialty.Wait, what? You meant Kölsch? The local beer? Oh....
Small misunderstandings aside, it would be impolite to not announce her arrival to the local prince and give the Elysium a visit
who would have thought, its in a museum, the grand cathedral in viewing distance. If only La Entita and the Society of Leopold knew, they would be seeting.
https://pomf.space/uhZ1KQf9.png
That dwarf going in on the chicken lol
I didn't notice the buildings in the background in the reference so now we're in modern China
>>98872135Is the background a destroyed Minoan palace?What is going on?
>>98872244She is pregnant
>>98872258How did that happen in a destroyed Minoan palace?Did the shadow behind her. . . ?
>>98872244>Is the background a destroyed Minoan palace?good catch!>what is going onas with all things greek, she might have stirred the gods anger in some way, shape or form she was totally or at least partially oblivious about
>>98872129Is it a historical setting?If not, just come up with a fantasy excuse for the buildings to exist.
>>98871655>Oh, come on...>can you not?>not again...>i just got herefun thing i found when looking up wheter or not Cologne has any canonical hunter factions in WoD, the only thing i found was the Cologne Synod, which, of all things, was a protestant vampire hunter group. Which was kinda funny, because cologne is such a centre of catholic faith, its Archdiocese is wealthier than the holy see itself. But oh well. Guess these guys are protestants.
>>98872540That's how I imagine Agrias' Stasis Sword (Judgment Blade) to work
>>98872788i really dig (haha) these dwarves
>>98872819My setting is the Qin dynasty (but extended into the Eastern Han and with fantasy races) - The dwarves are based on MohistsElves are Miao - which I was very impressed with the ai for getting elements of traditional Miao dress into the image.Beastmen (orcs, goblins, gnolls, the french, etc) are based on Xiongnu though more bestial and a result of the Xia dynasty doing bad shit during the Investiture.
>>98872284>good catch!It's not like I had a phase where I focused on Minoan and Phoenician antiquitiy, this is all just a bit of common knowledge haha. Right?
>>98872409Its no particular setting. The two characters in the scene are unused DnD characters
i really like how it seems like the shadows are pulling the synod operatives into the doorways.
What percentage of this thread is dotty GPT slop of the same rehashed characters? Do you consider that a good thing or a bad thing for these threads?
>>98873065For how long do you intend to cry about it? Its a good thing and it wont change. Deal with it or dont. It doesnt matter either way.
>>98873084Don't take the weak bait. Let him seethe in silence.
>>98873084>Its a good thingIn what way?
>>98873092its an easy way to make you seethe
>>98873099You're dodging the question because you know stagnancy and repetition by a few dominating, attention-starved egos isn't a good thing.
>>98873141no, seeing you seethe is a sweet little bonus to posting the gens
>>98873154>noYes. If you had an actual reason why your behavior was good you would state it.
>>98873223(you) disliking my reasons isnt the same as me not having any reasons. I dont care and seeing you mad for dozens of threads is the icing on the cake. Its really that simple.
>>98873065About 40-60% would probably be OCs. I would say its a good thing since it gives the thread the needed activity while also making some sort of community. I enjoy seeing repeating characters. I can recognize Aure, Dove, the unnamed Monks, and Evelyn. It's interesting to see what others come up with. Besides, anything I don't like, I can ignore.No one makes gens to appease the people here, people do it because it's what they like.
>>98873248Don't bother. He's here just to start drama, not to receive any actual answers.
>>98873248>community>on anonymous imageboardWhat's next, upvotes?
>>98873332I can't see you seething about community formed in /wg/ threads.
I enjoy recurring OCs. And even if i didnt, i wouldnt mind, because im of a live and let live mindset. Anyone can post here and anyone should post here. People are free to post whatever they enjoy. Maybe i like what they do, maybe im indifferent about it, maybe its not my cup of teal. But who am i to judge? Someone is having fun sharing his stuff. And since there is an infinite amount of threads that can be made, it doesnt bother me in the slightest wether or not one particular thread is 95% OC. There is always the next one and the one after that and the one after that. Nothing is getting taken away here.
>>98873248It's not a community. It's a clique that viciously attacks posters outside it, like lowercase, while burying actual good, effortful gens in throwaway GPT slop because the point is receiving attention, not artistry. You claim to enjoy seeing what others "come up with", but much of this isn't coming up with anything new. Oh, food thread? Okay, I'll post the exact same catgirl necromancer eating food. That's not coming up with anything.
>>988733361. I'm not that anon, you're talking to two people now2. I don't know what /wg/ is, but if I was a part of it and its original purpose was was transformed by a small group wanting to turn it into a Discord circle jerk, that would be disappointing too, yes.
>>98873336Don't respond. Just report and ignore it. It takes a while, but eventually a janny will clean up its off-topic whining if people just report it.
>>98873375Then if you don't even know Writing General, one of the oldest regular threads on /tg/, you have no right to lecture anyone on this board, newfag.
>>98873384That doesn't make any sense. I'm sure there are lots of old recurring threads on /tg/ that you don't browse. If anything, if you DID browse so many threads, that would make you a complete shut-in and not worth listening to about any subject.
A couple of highlights from the last sesh of Low Life. Thumblor refused to surrender to the dreaded pirate Snottingham despite getting beaten down and spit upon. No, literally spit upon, every round, Snottingham has it as a Edge.
>>98873352I enjoy seeing your gens. I like the style.I considered making a named account here so I could be blocked if someone had such an issue with what I make, but it feels like work.
>>98873413Like those who don't like your posts couldn't hide them manually.
>>98873405meanwhile here is Scraps the tiz'nt scout dodging horcs with his climbing and jumping. This one dude kept chasin him like a bad slasher villain until Scraps finally managed to trip him with a tricky maneuver and send him to the deck below.
>>98873427oopsie what a bungle
>>98873426Didn't know that was an option. You'd think people would do that rather than complain.
>>98873384Whoa, friendly fire bud. I didn't know what it is either.
>>98873453Because they simply want to complain, like spoiled children who want everyone to do their way by being loud and obnoxious.
>>98873458Back then is was knows as Storythread, and even had its regular OP pic with blue lady holding something.Chronicler is a tripfag who runs those, and thread participants generally consist of the regulars posting their short stories, or another chapters of their series. So there is definitely a community. Just like for Quest threads of old.
>>98873453Because you have to do it retroactively, rather than letting the filters do their work up front.
>>98873461You are, as usual, lying, because you can't actually address any of my points.
>>98873472Okay, and we're supposed to know this to have an opinion on /tg/?
>>98873453It's a mentally ill, literal child with severe narcissism that used to post, admittedly pretty decent looking gens, but then stopped when people started nit-picking them in response to his constant attacks on others' gens. Now it just sits in the threads and seethes that others have a good time while it refuses to contribute anything.
>>98873488It proves that regular threads with regular participants forming a community don't break board's rules, despite the constant whining of people who simply hate AI art.
>>98873522Moar cutie patootie vampire girls, less whining and moaning.
>>98873525She really does not like Tiefling blood
>>98873453just click on that little > arrow next to the post number and select "hide post"
>>98873525Dhampir in her case, if i recall correctly. (so half vampire)
>>98873579You'd think cursed blood would be just fine and aasimar holy blood would be toxic to her.To say nothing about paladins and their consecrated sperm...>>98873590Still cute and 10 billion times better for the thread than the whining.
>>98873525A little detour from murdering hunters in the german lands for some cute TT stuff i still had lying around. Turns out our fair lady fares better baking than cooking
So, baking thread now?
>>98873709Just don't let the cat bake again.
>>98873590It makes me happy someone remembers. She is a Dhampir as her transformation was cut off midway.>>98873593I'd imagine that cursed blood would taste horrid as Astarion vomits drinking the crazy Drow's corrupted blood. Aasimar blood would probably taste delicious despite the pain, like really hot pizza. Both Tieflings do have other things besides cursed bllod. Hope, the blue Tiefling, is a child to a Dark Sun Sorcerer King and Elowen, the red one, has Wild Magic from an unknown source. I'd imagine that doesn't help.
>>98873714Then Piro should consider herself lucky she only found cat fur in her pie.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RDeJug1-60
Grit's got a new armour.
>>98873714I'm taking precautions!
>>98873488Of course not, >>98873384 is just an idiot.
>>98873500My argument isn't about breaking explicit rules (although you do frequently break the "avatar usage" rule). It's about a deterioration of the threads from sharing cool images (yes, cool images, I like cool AI images, despite how you cope and tell yourself otherwise) into circlejerking.
>>98871173A long time ago I knew of a Kobold cavalier riding a Velociraptor that was taken seriously.Well actually he wasn't taken very seriously by most>>98872785>>98872788These are nice
>>98873602>not shown: Her team of 16 kitchen maids repairing and cleaning the cooking area she devastated
>>98874330Shenanigans!! XDZany stuff like that's the reason I love TTRPGs.
In Dark Sun, Half Giants don't have their own culture, but instead, they tend to imitate those they admire. Hopefully the paint isn't leaded.This actually happened in campaign btw
>>98873781>the tail in teh baggy suit extension looks hairykekBut very cool idea. Alos the only way to keep cat hair out of the baked goods.
>>98874360Sound logic, anon lol
>>98874360I was in a catch 22 with the tail. I have to call it fluffy or it comes out all thin. But due to the fluffy prompt, the AI had a hard time fully covering the tail.
Working on some Simon Stalenhag-like images for a Tales from the Loop game that will take place in coastal Maine
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>>98874402>>98874407Well those a pretty damn good looking.
>>98874391Reminds me of those old popcorn dealies lol
>>98874475Dude, don't waste image slots on your slap fight
I did a meme on civitai that was going around1/4
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>>98874359Surely lead is a metal, and leaded paints would be a luxury rarity.
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>>98874535I was about to ask what she was in for and then I read the sign....She's been busy, no?>>98874517Agreed. Just let it be anon.
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>>98874535>7'2" Damn, she tall.
>>98874535>>98874543>>98874549>>98874555These are all amazing, anon.I especially enjoy the bits of lore drops with the crimes on their signs.Remind me of the crime/jail TT we had a while back.Not sure if I got a chance to post this Kobby mugshot then but I still like it so ta-dah?
>>98874566She's of a race called the Ghent, who are a bit half-giant-y
>>98874595I'm liking her taste in weaponry.
>>98874544King Kalak could afford it.Which makes me ask, why the hell did the Doomsday Device need to be painted?
Seems that if you drop enough hints, GPT can actually pick up on what you're shooting for.
>>98874625Not the OP but:Style, anon!Even doomsday devices need to look their best.
>>98874553Now I can't help but imagine her lekku each wearing a beanie cap to stay warm.
>>98863749Always thought that unique foods added extra flavor to any setting.
>>98874802With little pompoms on the ends even?
>>98874809Do you think she could resist buying the ones with pompoms?She may be a tough mercenary, but she is also a Twi'lek.
>>98874805I've had cake like this, but the crystals were lime jell-o.
>>98875012Goddess.
>Edgar Scrolls casts Bread Magic (aka Power Word: Pain)
>>98867874Tewae stared at her for a moment then turned to a wardrobe to pick out her evening hostess outfit. Celia said nothing as Tewae changed, knowing better than to interrupt her when she's quiet. >Set the bodice for hosting, not business. Tewae instructed Celia who immediately began pulling the rear string of the crimson and green dress to just the right support. >The Peacocks tell me he isn't clean, but he's all brass. How will you get him?Five knocks tapped the door and Celia twitched when the fifth was evidently the last. She looked away for a second before speaking. >History, I guess. Was all Celia said. She then went to the window and opened the blinds. As she walked from the windows to the door her gait switched to the student. As Sunblaze made his final turn towards the Milk Maidens Inn he saw Celia standing outside under the broken lamp in her “new” uniform. As he walked up she turned shyly and waved with an unsure sad smile. Once next to her, he instinctively looked her up and down to critique her uniform. Many pieces were in disarray and it wasn’t the right size for her. >H~hello Captain. Shall… we go inside? I… you, can afford the room?Was all the Academic barely managed to squeak out before gently taking his hand and leading him into the loud commons area.Kyrea stood atop the short building nearby, her Echoglass confirming that this was the Captain and his peasant student after all. He’d apparently over stepped his position and ordered her an actual uniform. His lascivious inspection disgusted her, but the mention of a room made her look around to see what other vantage places she could find of this carnal house.
>>98875219Couple notes for you. Tewae has sent a courier to bring a thank you gift to Kyrea's room at the military. The gift is just some nice local alcohol, but the primary purpose is just to make as many people know as possible that Kyrea's not there right now. Celia is going to explain the plan to him fully and directly to him in a blackroom before taking him to the other room for Kyrea to see.
>>98874535Fun
>>98875442You're up to bake.
>>98875454Still one image in the chamber
>>98875500I see 151 images.
>>98875504My phone says 150, but on my pc it's 151. I don't have any good suggestions, and I don't want to get out of bed yet. Whoever wants to bake can bake
>>98875543I'll do it. Give me a few mins.
The time has come. Join me.>>98875571>>98875571>>98875571