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>>95910009

>>95910009
>>95910043
Seen here: DK refusing to take any bull whatsoever.

>>95910043

>>95910059
Lol

>>95910060
Sometimes the most badass thing you can do is be kind

>>95910110

Kretyn was sad. His tummy was grumbling. This was not a good sign. He could not be sure, but he thought he might have figured out why. Kretyn was hungry. He remembered that food would make him not hungry anymore. It was decided. Kretyn would need food for his tummy. His search for food began.

>>95910131
Kretyn looked all around the grove. Where was food? It was tough to find. Kretyn told his tummy to cease its complaints, but did it listen? No. He needed a better view. Kretyn climbed up a tree, but started to slip. Oh no! He grabbed something to break his fall. What was this? Kretyn held something bright and red. Was this... food? It was a mystery. Kretyn stared at the shiny riddle in awe.

>>95910163
Kretyn put his mouth on the enigma. It was hard. Owie! His teeth hurt. Kretyn did not like that. But his tummy kept growling. He did not like that either. Kretyn was confused. Why was life so hard? He let out a big sigh. Should he not have food, his tummy would never stop its noise. Crunch! Kretyn bit harder this time. There were sweet juices. This was food! Quagmire solved. Kretyn was happy once more.

>>95909960 (OP)
>TT

>When it comes to slashing prices, Edgar Scrolls' wares are unbeatable, even if the results are a bit...unpredictable. But those who discount the effectiveness of his spells are likely to receive even deeper cuts and slashes.

>>95910465

>>95910251
Wait... Why was the food tickling Kretyn's tongue? Food should not tickle. Gasp! It was a worm. A little green worm was living inside his food. How did it get in there? Kretyn could not believe his eyes! Was this the worm's food? Was Kretyn actually a thief? He apologized immediately. Better his tummy growl than for him to continue stealing from a worm. Kretyn hoped the worm would forgive him. Hmmm. Maybe they could even be friends?

>TT
"Open wide! BWAHAHAHAHAHA!!!"

>>95910131
>>95910163
>>95910251
>>95910483
Gay

>>95910483
The only cretin I see here is (You).

>>95910852
>>95910938
Please don't start that all up, guys.

Trying my hand at a "less is more" aesthetic.

>>95909501
>>95909590
Just for laughs and because I didn't get a chance to post it in the last thread before we hit the limit.
I let you all get back to your TT now.

>>95910408
It's an oodles of Snucks!!

>>95909960 (OP)
>TT

>>95909632
Andris eventually entered the house, and sat down at the table. It still looked strange to her, since she could still feel that strange thing in the air around said house, yet it looked like Skogsra simply wanted to spend some time with her. Still, before she sipped her "tea", she put a spell on her, so they could speak without any barriers.

>>95911541
Riveting stuff, another tea party.

It had been centuries since we'd heard from the Elves, but at last, we desperately needed their help.

>>95911801
We were late. Far too late.

>>95911808
They were wiped out in a single night.

>>95911817
The work of a plague designed specifically for them by a perverse mind. There was nothing they could have done.

>>95911830
The smoke residues left little doubt: work of the Never-Loved.

>>95911866
Fun fact: They tasted GREAT.

My male human fighter,
His name is FlabaWabaJaba Noonga
He befriended a dragon and travels the great outback HSRJW

>>95911921
Grrrrrreat? Like khornflakes?

>>95909960 (OP)
Looks like a good meal to me.

>>95911482
What is happening here?

>>95910483
Kretyn took a seat. The grass was soft on his butt and felt good. He was relieved to not be stealing anymore. It might have been making the worm sad, after all. Kretyn wanted him to be happy instead. He introduced himself to the worm, but to his surprise it said nothing back. Maybe the worm did not like him? Oof. This hurt Kretyn's feelings. Oh! An idea. Sometimes those popped into his head, and ever was it startling when they did. Kretyn would learn to speak the worm language. He would need to find a teacher...

>>95912505
Kretyn gently put the worm in his pocket and gave it a little pat-pat on the head. Worry not, friend! Soon they would be able to chat. Soon. Kretyn got up and started to walk. Grrrrrlllll! Again, his tummy gave protest. Hush now, tummy. Learning to speak worm was more important. Kretyn eventually came to an exit in the grove he had not seen before. The signs on the post were blank. Curious! Maybe it was written in the worm language, and thus he could not read it? Kretyn knew he was on the right track now. Away he went.

big damn heroes. we all know how that ends

>>95912320

>>95912764
Eh. The orc's pregnancy arc was kinda fun. Supposedly everybody else on set was taking bets on who the father was.

>>95912320
We of the Sentai villain cooperative bargaining guild are lodging a complaint about over violent response, abuse, and man slaughter.

>>95910938
Shitty storydumping is allowed here. Or are you some kind of arrogant thread police who tells us what to post?

>>95912608
At least give him an ass.

>>95913076
They'll tire out after a while.

>>95913036
Yep, if you're having a good time keep at it! I sure hope that elf manages to make a friend, he seems like he needs one.

>>95913133
>>95913146
Oh also, question for the thread. What does it gen for you when you put Scottish Highlands in background or in distance? For some reason it always makes it cloudy and dark, even if I specify sunny and noon.

>>95912608
Kretyn did not recognize this part of the forest. There was no shiny red balls on the trees to eat. Ugh! Those were tasty snacks, but the memory of them only pained him now. Kretyn could not risk stealing from a worm again. Huh!? Was that water? It was water! The sky was crying again. Kretyn always got sad when the sky cried. He took his worm friend from his pocket and sheltered them both from the cloud tears, beneath a big tree. Be brave, little one. Kretyn would find a tutor for wormspeak soon, once it was dry again. And hopefully food too.

>>95913237
What was that tickling Kretyn's legs? It was not from the sky-cry at all. Augh! Worms! Not the cute kind, like his little friend. No, these were gross! Bleh! Kretyn pocketed his wriggly companion again and tried to get these icky invaders off of him. No luck! There were so many! Kretyn was scared! He desperately tried to run, but slipped and fell. The tears from above made everything slick. Kretyn crawled now, covered in the slimy sickos. He had to escape, to protect himself and his friend. These nasties could not stop him from finding a teacher. No way!

>>95913146
I sincerely doubt you'll still have that attitude if two or three more arrive. The only reason why it's even bearable is it's only a couple people doing it so far. It's when the "bad neighbors" come in in full force that the reason for rules becomes clear.

>>95913291
Kretyn was being tickled all over, but this was not the good kind of tee-hee he liked. It was awful. These foul worms were hungry too... hungry for Kretyn, that was! There were so many, he almost could not continue to crawl. Oh no! All of a sudden, his hand reached and found only air instead of more ground. A cliff? One good lunge sent Kretyn over the side. The creepy crawlies began to fall from him as he dove. Sploosh! So cold! So wet! It was a river. The itty-bitty baddies were no longer on Kretyn, but now he might drown. Drowning was not good! He could only hope the little friend in his pocket was safe. Kretyn flailed and flailed and flailed some more!

>>95913307
Understandable argument. And if it does ever become unbearable I'll just leave. Simple as. But so long as the /slop/ - AI images thread keeps posting AI images, I'm perfectly happy letting them do their thing.

>>95913438
You would rather give up on the threads than... what? Be seen as rude, or a troll? I think these threads can be great so long as people rein in their attention whoring (or better yet find a proper venue for it), and I think that's worth preserving.

>TT
"5 micrograms for every rebel I get."

>TT
>>95913580
Of course not. I'm still here discussing this issue after all. These threads are great and are worth preserving. And compared to a lot of threads over the years the trolling here is moderate effort. It reminds me of the early 2010s with stick figure trolling. It's not just pissanting, it's actively trying to bait instead of only shitflinging, has time spent writing, and effort to create images in an attempt to make their point.
It's only when it descends into no-genning that it becomes stupid because that is actually when it breaks the threads rules.

>>95913671
So yes, the idea I get is that you'd rather abandon the threads than be seen as one of the '''''trolls''''', who you just admitted has a perfectly good point. We just don't share the same priorities then. I would rather the people ruining the threads with their attention whoring to leave, rather than those who are here to share cool pics.

>TT
>>95913711
>Perfectly good point
Not what I said. I said moderate effort. It's still trolling. Someone who spent 12 hours drawing a masterwork image of a man shitting on someone's face is high effort but is still trolling. AI just allows for roughly the same level of trolling as the stick figure drawings in the past.
Otherwise I also agree with you that I would vastly prefer the people ruining the threads would leave. And trolls by their very definition are attention whores: if they don't get attention they starve. Simply stop feeding them.

>>95913236
That's because a sunny day in Scotland is a myth

Harmonies du soir https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lolSK0gnpMI

>>95913911
You are wrong. If the attention whores were not ruining things the '''''trolls''''', like myself, would not be here. It is not about attention. You said my desires are "understandable". I am trying to achieve my desires by stressing that it's the attention whores ruining things and despite their dishonest claims, I am not the only one doing so.

>>95913911
You are wrong. If the attention whores were not ruining things the '''''trolls''''', like myself, would not be complaining. It is not about attention. You said my desires are "understandable". I am trying to achieve my desires by stressing that it's the attention whores ruining things and despite their dishonest claims, I am not the only one doing so.

Sure, because there's you and your other devi... I mean, some other trolling anon, who posts surprisingly similar statements

>>95914049
Wow, it's almost like if it's three or four people complaining, you're going to see similar word usage 1/3 or 1/4 of the time! Imbecile.

>TT
Tomb kings will always be awesome
>>95914030
>>95914061
I'm not entirely sure you wouldn't be complaining anyway, but I don't have any reason to dispute that.
And yes, your desires are understandable. I didn't say I agree with it, but I understand what you're saying.
Also, I'm not one of the people saying you're alone in doing so, but there are definitely people who are saying that.
I would go so far to say that you aren't trolling this thread because you're debating and coherently expressing your point of view. You have been baiting for sure earlier, but baiting is an interesting and fun concept to watch. Humans like fishing and it feels great getting a rise out of people. Heck, this whole conversation is TT cause it's an honest verbal (written) combat.

>>95913236
Have you tried prompting for a "blooming heath"?

>>95914049
the fact that they're saying similar things means they share similar criticisms, which just goes to show it's about something real, and not just trolling for attention

And by chance everything is directed exactly at one person. Just a coincidence

>>95914587
Liar, I have an equal problem with both sides of the roleplaying.

I've never seen anyone bumping Skogsraposter the way they (I guess "they") bump the other one

>>95913418
Kretyn eventually washed up on the riverbank. He was happy he did not drown. Hack! Wheeze! Water was spat onto the ground. Phew! Breathing resumed. But... gasp! What about the little worm friend!? Kretyn reached into his pocket and pulled him out. Oh no! Cold to the touch. Was he-- No, no. Kretyn could not even fathom the thought. Gods, no! Say it was not so! He prayed like he never prayed before. Kretyn begged the deities to spare his newfound pal, weeping with grief all the while.

>>95914773
Because at least one of the detractors also has an issue with your behavior in general. I am not that person. I don't give a shit about your foot fetishism.

>>95909960 (OP)
>Epic moments
Is it epic enough or should I try to gen six Ogres?

i don't remember if i posted this one or not but i'm fond of it either way

>>95915284
Occasional reposts are fine, it's autistic to expect people to memorize what they have and haven't posted.

I needed some NPCs for a battletech campaign I am running. Most are pretty generic but the small girl mechanic with giant wrench did amuse me.

I liked this hat and I wanted to share.
>>95915284
>i don't remember if i posted this one or not
Yep, on the 29th February 2024 https://archive.4plebs.org/tg/thread/92046140/#92048433

>>95915463
Time for prayer is over

>>95911024
>>95910025

neat

>>95910465
for once something actually good from Edgar

>>95915434
Thank you lowercase you are my greatest ally

>>95915475
Based.

Good night everybody.

>The armored missionary spoke fervently of the Risen God and the salvation He offered, but her words faltered each time her eyes drifted upward—to the blasphemy perched atop the ogre’s head. There, nestled between the knobby green ridges, sat a tiny inn with a tiled roof and a crooked chimney puffing smoke. Within its warm glow scurried minuscule creatures who sang hymns not to her god, but to the ogre himself.

>>95915873
The South-East-Asian branch!

>Space Cadet Virelle Starflare thumbed the ignition on her plasma sabrestaff, its crimson beam humming to life with a sizzling vreeeeee that echoed through the marble-paneled chamber of the Ecliptarch Vault. Beside her, the dwarven automaton Nordri-7 let out a series of irritated sputters and whirrs, his chromosteel beard plates rattling like a gambler’s dice. The little mech clearly disapproved of this rendezvous. Before them loomed the Cyclopean Arch-Arcanolux Magister of the Thirteenth Spiral, Sublime Executor of the Infinite Index, Keeper of Forbidden Frequencies, and Grand Enchanter Supreme of the Obsidian Chorus. His single, lidless eye glowed like a dying star inside of his brass chronohelm, and his gnarled fingers caressed his beard with calculated menace. He wore the finest robes of royal violescence, woven from starlight and void-silk, shifting with hypnotic sheen as he spoke: "So… the child of the Nova Uprising thinks she can bargain with the Cosmos itself?"

>>95916245
I hate it when The Cyclopean Arch-Arcanolux Magister of the Thirteenth Spiral, Sublime Executor of the Infinite Index, Keeper of Forbidden Frequencies, and Grand Enchanter Supreme of the Obsidian Chorus stares at me, I feel uneasy.

Rolling on Pathfinder 2e Random Character Generator
Ancestry & Heritage: Gnome
Background: Toymaker
Class: Druid (Animal)
Dual Class: Swashbuckler (Fencer)
>Despite saving countless villagers, his legend failed to grow; mostly because they were too embarrassed by him to tell anyone.

>>TT

>>TT
Adventure!

>>95914807
Prayers were sometimes answered. Sheen! Light and warm energy bathed Kretyn and parted the rain. It was so beautiful. Whoa! Who was that angel!? It was... it was the little worm friend! And he had a halo! And feathery wings! Amen! A miracle! Kretyn was moved to tears of bliss and instantly found new faith in the gods above. This was the most beautiful thing he had ever witnessed in his life. Kretyn could only wonder at what this meant for the future, but swore he would be a worthy companion to his tiny (and now holy) buddy for the rest of time.

>>95917492
>>95917518
>>95917542
Very cool

"That's not our shipment."
"You'll need to move it, yours is behind. Say, can I borrow one of your pallet jacks, looks like you don't have a dock."
...
"Boy this'd sure be easier if you guys had a dock.
...
"Man, these pallets are *heavy*"
(They're as heavy as they've always been.)
"Haha, yeah. Say, is that your dock over there."
(That's the dumpster. We have a dock, but it's only for full container deliveries, not 3 pallets.)
(Now give me my pallet jack back, so I can give you your other two skids back.)
"Oh yeah, right. *Man* those were heavy. Can I just pull into the dock next time?"
(No. *signs paper*. Have a nice weekend.)

It's always the old white guys who are like this, too. The Russians and Punjabis don't give a shit.
I swear, If I were a couple shades browner, I'd just pretend I didn't speak English.

>>95917973
>/tg/ - Traditional Games

>>95918050
>Jenga is a traditional game.

>>95918050
Fine, I deleted it. Happy?

Forsooth to all ye' olde genericators! Forseeth, even. It is I, Sir Titian. I have returned after many fortnights and a few castlenights as well. I bringeth unto thee this bastion of light, the opossum lord of the sun himself.
Huzzah!

>>95918133
Imagine the utter confusion, greater than the normal confusion, for me to find that our Goddess, Eris, beautiful matron of madness and thrice-blessed of chaos, is having her shrines neglected! Hast thou not been bidden by ye'r very souls to perform the rites of beatic-beautification?

>>95917732
>Arise, Sir Kretyn. Thou hast verily demonstrated thyself a true confidant to all of worm-kind and exhibited unmatched valor in thine escort of me within thy pocket upon thy noble quest for enlightenment. Thou didst withstand the temptation to pilfer my sustenance despite thine hunger. Thou didst shield me from peril when thy own life was imperiled. Thou didst beseech with a heart pure for mine revival. And thus, I have returned unto thee, to serve as the conduit betwixt thee and the most sacred of all worms: Robak. Thou art evermore His champion, adorned with His holy enchantments and graced with the title of Paladin.

Who says you can't eat dreams?

>>95918355

>>95919225
Hello, "my character is totally not a bimbo", long time no see. Were you banned or something?

>>95919455
Did they purge the ai thread you posted on in /trash/ ? I wanted to check to see if you spammed your fugly ogres there too, but couldn't find it

>>95915774
Wasn't tripfag the most vocal one against you and your Ray?

>>95918741
Well that's surprisingly wholesome for these threads lol

>>95918741
I just had to.

>The negotiations completed, Leech followed the Strigoi noble on a short walk. The discussion veered into taste in men. It took some time before Leech realized that Cibelle meant this in a far more literal sense than she had initially understood.

> Her enthusiasm now impossible to keep behind the veil of professionalism, Leech found herself ranting in such a way that the more reserved Strigoi wasn't prepared for.
> While similar in many ways, she quickly learned that in their culture, that a fajita pan was not involved in preying on the innocent. Although a disappointment, it was certainly no reason to not work with them for the sake of the quest.

>>95919581
So 'anime elf XXXX' has a name now? Did she always and I just didn't know this? Is there LORE behind her? I feel like my worldview has been limited in ways I was unaware of.

>>95919836
Dude, all regular characters have names. Just not everyone bothers to use them out of spite.

>>95919841
I actually enjoy getting to know more about other peoples' worldbuilding and character arcs. Somehow, despite having seen this character in thousands of posts, thought that she was devoid of depth beyond "epic stance, guitar, biomech suit".
It may be morbid curiosity at some level, but I'd love to hear the tale of how alt elf came to be. It seems like going from goth rocker to demon-slaying hero to biomachine might be a wild ride.

>>95919896
Those are separate characters, posted by different people

>>95919939
I could have sworn that a quite a few months back I had seen where there were a few posts of Anime Elf (number) wearing biomechanics. It's possible that I'm wrong, but I'm not referring to the rather similar cyberpunk with purple and black pixie hair.

>>95920039
Oh, I thought it was about >>95913438
Besides, Ray had so many variants already I wonder how her poster still keeps track on it

>>95920134
I had assumed so. I used to frequent these threads much more often. Lately, my skirmish game group has gotten away from Maleghast and gotten into Carnevale (which has some of the coolest monster models in my opinion). Building a few city blocks of Evil-Venice led to me to spending a lot more time crafting than looking at peoples' creative generations. I do sincerely enjoy the processes that TTRPG gamers use to flesh out their worlds. I tend to overlook all of the OC complaint battles in order to try to see if something in someone else's imagination sparks ideas for me.
Enough blog posting. Here's Sorina Vaduva, my tarot reader, bandaging a Varcolac after a foul run-in with the forces of the Vatican.

>>95919455
I was banned for posting AI images on /k/.

>>95918283
Sir Kretyn almost went blind from the bright flash of light. Yeesh! And now he felt heavier. Way heavier! And colder? Metal on his skin, somehow. Still blinded, he reached down and felt... armor!? Sir Kretyn finally regained his sight as the light faded from his angelic companion. Wow! He looked just like a knight from his favorite fairy tales! "Paladin" was what he had been called. Sir Kretyn never heard that word before, but he knew what a pal was and he would be the best one he could possibly be. Praise to Robak!

>>95920307
Wholesome.

>>95920307
I hope you continue the story

>"Do the cards speak of your future, little rabbit?"

>>95920545
>her lower body goes directly into the seat
Anon, do you have quad-centaurs? That's actually a rad idea.

>>95920687
Something something weird angles, I dunno. Doesn't look that bad to me.

Anyway, this is early post-apoc, not cyberpunk.

>>95916080
That's really cool gen, mind sharing the prompt?

>>95920687
Cyber-Centaurs are a thing in RIFTS. They have motorcycle lower bodies

>>95920973
"Comrade, I lied, is no Netflix. Remove shoes, we are listening to NATO numbers station."

>>95911541
She leans back and just rests. It's only after many minutes have passed she asks a question.
>Why so many enter the forest?

>>95920295
Why? AI, Bing at least, is notoriously bad at guns.

>>95919694
Lol. The Dreaming King burns hotter than any artic chill

>>95921217
Well, sometimes it gives decent results. Even more often before those stupid "updates". Now it's mostly hit or miss.

>>95921208
Andris took a sip of the brew, which tasted like cough medicine, then she asked
> Can you be little more specific? I'm not really that up with the latest rumours, but I've heard something about the refugees in the forest being escorted by your soldiers. My brother even took it to the local magistrate, berating him for not helping those people.

>>95918741
Yo, y'all got any more of them dreams?

>>95919516
>fugly ogres
What makes you think Ogres care about your opinion?

>>95921271
What do you dream of Skogs?

>>95921442
I really like the fae features on this one

>>95921480

>>95921442
Security, structure, joy, seeing my enemies driven before me, hearing the lamentations of their women, peace, freedom, obedience
Standard stuff

>>95920969
Dear Anon, my prompts are trivial. If you see a singing vixen on grand piano then the prompt was "particularly alluring anthropoid vixen dancer, pearl necklace, luxurious hair, white glittering top and little black dress, bare paws with pearl anklets, lounging and singing on grand piano"

>>95912320
what prompt do you use to make this oil brush strokes style?

>>95921258
The gloom grows as she stands and walks to the window.
>My children help but are feared. Your metal beings make them fear in different way. Something follows them.
She turns back and springs to life.
>talk of good things!
She spends the next few minutes chatting about things she's found in the woods, new flowers she's designed, and other small talk.
>And my voice, she is good? She stayed in void, so is learning?

>>95923717
Sorry, but I don't quite remember what she's revering in her last line. Is it about that goatwoman speaking language of elves?

>>95923750
yeah Röst

>>95923287
Seconding this request because I tried a several things and couldn't replicate it.
This one was just "rough oil painting with thick brushstrokes and scumbling on rough canvas"
"Impasto spatula technique" is another fun style for a rough texture but too rough for what Ashely Page anon was doing.

>>95923717
Slightly confused by the sudden shift of both mood and topic, Andris at first didn't knew what to say.
>I... Think we get along well. But I'm not sure how would others react, so we have to introduce her to the others slowly.
Then she got on whatever topic was brought during the small talks, admiring the flowers and checking every nooks and crannies of the house, still astonished that her Fae friend managed to grow such thing imitating mortal races' buildings using only her power to control nature.

>>95921130
amazing

Bigfoot meets Wookiee

>>95922757
Only power brings security. And only for as long as you can hold it. You wish for a crown then?

>>95924309
I can place a crown upon your brow if you dream it.

>>95924318
But fealty is bound like creeping ivy. From the dark cold roots & loam, to the dappled canopy above, if I grant you the power & privilege you dream of it would all be in service under me.

>>95924331
I would not take from your waking hours, only that you serve me in your dreams. I am a just ruler & there are endless dreams to conquer

>>95923287
>>95923847
The prompt was "Post-processed damaged bootleg vhs rip vivid gouache painting in the style of the Salvador Trakal showing a (character description)", which used to give very good results with Bing, but now kind of sucks after all the "updates". The sailor pictures were made using the prompt in Midjourney

>>95924507
Got a few that didn't turn out so bad, but yeah, it seems the update killed its ability to recognize the style.
Damn shame. The images you did with them were really nice.

>>95924507
not bad.

Rolling on /Slop/ Character Generator 2.0
Race: Khenra
Class: Bard (Swords)
Background: Urchin
Random Oddity: Fascinated. You are fascinated by a particular form of creature, studying and tracking it.
>Her blades may be dull and rusted through, but her mind is as sharp as ever.

>>95924760
Nice. I find shardminds and elementals really difficult to produce, it keeps wanting to make them human.

>>95924783
creepy little fuckers

>thread task:
>"Expecto Patronum!"

>Aww, what a cute little stowaway
>Hronk!

>>95925694
>>95925694
>>95925694

The tale continues...