RPG characters with AI image creation
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Articles with detailed background and studies on RPG parties from my archives.
Re-imagining companions from Baldur’s Gate 1.
Re-imagining companions from BG2
Chronicling game playthroughs
Articles containing studies of character concepts
Articles about AI Concepts & Methods
Articles about rendering various critters
Articles re-imagining previous characters and parties in different settings.
Basic tips for getting started with generating character portraits with AI. Includes links to all the AI methodology articles I have written.
August 30, 1885 Before venturing into the Wastes of Vendigroth, we spent some time properly preparing ourselves. We procured the best armor we could for each of us, ensured that I had a suitable supply of chemicals and incendiaries, and so on. As we approached the area we made sure…
Keep readingAugust 4, 1885 Given all the tales swirling about the Isle of Thanatos, I felt it would be prudent to consult with an expert before embarking on our expedition. The only man living rumoured to have travelled to Thanatos and returned was Franklin Payne – an itinerant adventurer well known…
Keep readingApril 17 1885 Our journey to the Isle of Thantos ran aground before we ever even set sail. I had heard some of the legends about the island, of course. That it was infested with fearsome monsters. That it was death to venture near its shores. I had not realised,…
Keep readingMay 28, 1885 The map in Terwilliger’s novel located T’sen Ang deep in the northernmost reaches of the Glimmering Forest. As we entered the area the forest grew thick, wild, and shadowy – with a pervasive gloom all around. When we grew close I explained my plan to the others.…
Keep readingSo those of you who have read many of my articles about AI Art generation know that my primary platform for most of the life of this site has been Bing CoPilot using DALLE-3. DALLE-3 has its quirks and frustrations, but I have always found its ability to replicate art…
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