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▶ Thread Task: Dinner time! Fancy foods and beautiful places to eat them.

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>Batman wonders what the poors are doing for diner.

>TT
Hamsters idea of fancy eating and beautiful places

>>96140519
>Bing thinks Edgar is blue
That tracks.

>>96140718
>TT2
More in theme to fancy and beautiful.

>>96140718
>>96140752
Good to see you again, Hamsteranon

>>96140564 (OP)
>TT

>>96140764
Thanks anon I hope you are having a nice day also.

>>96140718
"Thanks for accepting my invite, Ham, even if it's not your normal cup of tea."

>>96140564 (OP)
All those grody fucking tattoos

Off to a great start with all the same old faces being forced like square pegs into round holes. Christ, you fuckers are self-indulgent and incorrigible.

>Three oinkers wearing pants, plate of hot air, basket of Grandma's breakfast and change the bull to a gill, got it

>>96140850
It's always good to see at least one decent poster who doesn't seek no drama return.

>>96140911
>change the bull to a gill
Anyone knowing hash house lingo, can you translate it so the others could get that part?

>>96140564 (OP)
Save your fancy dinners. I'd rather have a simple romantic picnic on the beach with that special someone.

>>96140896
On a "werewolf" too.

>>96140925
Nice

>>96140925
You've posted this several times before. Despite the opinions of coomer-brained simpletons like >>96141050, it's not "nice."

>>96140937
It's from "Emperor's New Groove" it's part of an order to cut a steak into the shape of trout.

>>96140718
Mr. Hamster, it is a delight to see you here

>>96140925
Nice.

>>96140925
Nice

>>96141078
Sorry too many knuckles on that one, I meant to post this one

https://files.catbox.moe/gq22fo.jpeg

>TT
"The nightlife is the kindred's answer to the mortals' all-you-can-eat buffet. Many heads turn, few necks are kissed."

>>96140990
>the pirofaggot is back and excessively horny
Its all so tiresome

>>96141050
>>96141089
>>96141138
Thanks anons.

>>96140925
Nice.

>>96141199
Nice.

>>96140564 (OP)
See Princess here everybody eats like a king!

>>96141204

>>96140564 (OP)

>>96141067
kek this nogen thinks it's opinion matters or is accurate.
>>96140925
keep posting beautiful womanly shieldmaidens and other women anon some of us that are normal aka hetero-sexual enjoy this type of stuff and aren't going to complain like a seething tranny mad natural born females exist. keep it up.

There are countless tales of mortals tormented, humbled, and broken by the gods, but what of the opposite? Lexandros was a brilliant and brooding general who rose from a low-born lineage to command entire legions. A master of tactics, siegecraft, and manipulation; Lexandros harbored a deep and burning hatred for the gods and their demigod progeny. To him, their blessings were chains, their miracles mockery; they were capricious beings who bent the fate of mortals like playthings. And he was no man to be played with. He marched across the Hellenic world first as a liberator, then as a conqueror, and finally as a blasphemer with the ultimate goal of casting down Olympus brick by golden brick. So cunning was Lexandros that he once deceived Hephaestus, god of the forge, into crafting for him a suit of enchanted bronze. When the deceit was revealed, it was too late: Lexandros strode forth clad in strength and endurance equal to Herakles himself, and even the magic of gods bounced harmlessly off of his impervious form.

>>96141369
Of course Lexandros wasn’t the only mortalborn of note, consider the tale of Nyktos. Born in the seedy port city of Corinth, this shadowy figure stalked the alleys and wine-slick streets by moonlight, a living myth whispered among the thieves and pimps. The orphaned son of a slain statesman, he vanished from public life only to reemerge years later cloaked in mystery and vengeance. Armed with ruthless cunning, a private network of informants, and the silent wealth left to him in hidden accounts, Nyktos managed to dismantle more than one criminal empire from within; leaving behind broken rackets, gutted brothels, and broken bodies marked with his sigil: a black owl. In the city of vice, he was the night’s cruel conscience.

>>96141377
Many demigods, like Perseus and Herakles, earned their glory by slaying monsters; but Kalelos was different. A son of Helios, born of sunfire and mortal flesh, Kalelos became a hero not through conquest, but through compassion. He sought purpose in protecting the weak. Despite his humility, he possessed strength beyond any hero, able to lift mountains and shatter bronze with a single blow. He soared the skies on invisible wings, faster than any eagle, his passage marked by the shimmer of heat and golden brilliance. But most fearsome of all was his gaze. Kalelos could summon the fury of the sun itself, channeling burning rays from his eyes to pierce armor, incinerate foes, or blind entire armies. Though noble of heart, he walked a lonely path, ever burdened by the fragility of the mortals he loved.

>>96141390
Yes, those born of the gods were often blessed with incredible powers - strength, beauty, even immortality! But what of those cursed? There was once a celebrated poet and silver-tongued reveler named Momus, who danced too freely in the court of Dionysus, mocking gods and kings alike with his barbed wit and reckless laughter. As punishment, or perhaps reward, Dionysus transformed him into a bestial satyr, driving the once-brilliant poet mad. Now twisted by divine intoxication and his own venomous humor, Momus roamed the mortal world as a cruel spirit of chaos and mockery, his laughter echoing through blood-soaked feasts and terrorized amphitheaters. He served no cause but entertainment, tormenting the weak and humiliating the mighty with pranks that often ended in screams. Where Momus tread, the line between comedy and cruelty disappeared, and even the gods averted their gaze.

>>96141399
Ah, but it was not only men who were cursed by the gods, have ye heard the tale of Zataneira the Silent? A daughter of Hekate born beneath a blood moon, her first cries were said to be incantations. From a young age, her power was undeniable! She could summon flame with a glance, bend shadows to her will, and speak with the dead as if conversing with old friends. Her powers (and beauty) drew the lecherous eye of Zeus. When the strong-willed child refused his advances, the king of gods cursed her, twisting her tongue so that all her words became gibberish to mortal ears. But she did not break. Though silenced, she learned to weave spells through gesture, ink, and thought. Her voice may have been stolen, but her magic only grew more precise, more devastating. She would go on to best tyrants, shatter armies, and turn colossal monsters to ash - all without speaking a single word.

>>96141408
Among the most storied women was Sa’linah, the enigmatic half-Egyptian daughter of Bastet, her mortal heritage tempered by the wild blood of the feline goddess. She was equal parts hero and villain, depending on the flick of her mood. With golden eyes that could see in darkness and a voice that purred like seduction, she slinked from the sands of the Nile to the marble alleys of Corinth, where she quickly became a whispered name in the city’s underground thieving cartels. Blessed with the reflexes (and interminable luck) of an alleycat, she was impossible to capture - even for Corinth’s most relentless vigilante. She could vanish into shadows, slip through barred windows, and walk across rooftops without a sound. Oddly, there are many tales of her death: some say she died by an executioner’s axe, others claim she was poisoned by rival assassins. Yet she always returned, purring and grinning, as if death were nothing more than an inconvenience. Some whispered she had nine lives, and that not even the gods could take her final breath. Even to this day there is no definite story of her demise.

>>96140908
Narcissists.

>>96140908
This but unironically

>>96141078

>>96140908
>>96141446
>>96141523
>lacks images
>same shit posts we get every thread about people posting their characters
>still acting like people posting characters is bad wrong evil not allowed
>only contributing negative to the thread while pretending to be the good guys in this.

>>96141635
And it's been two months already, if not three

>>96141530
I like the lighting, what was your prompt?

>>96141775
>Warcraft style illustration, highly detailed oil. Fancy fantasy restaurant, late evening.
Everything was Bing's doing. If trained well, it can surprise.

>>96141416
The most unusual women of myth and legend was perhaps Dianeira, a Gigantes born of Gaia in her fury against Olympus. She was the embodiment of primal rage and brute strength. While other warrior women were praised for restraint and reason, she was a brawling tempest; brutish, wild, and often reeking of wine and blood. Lacking the patience for riddles or stratagems, her favored method of interrogation was simple: wrap her massive, calloused fists around a throat and squeeze until the truth came spilling out. Usually along with their bloody larynx. A terror on the battlefield and a nightmare in the feast hall, Dianeira was less a principled warrior of Gaia’s vengeance and more a force of it.


>>96140908
But isn't that what you should expect? AI is ultimately going to be used mostly by people who lack creativity, otherwise we would have just learned to draw this shit ourselves.

>>96141416 (You)
The most unusual women of myth and legend was perhaps Dianeira, a Gigantes born of Gaia in her fury against Olympus. She was the embodiment of primal rage and brute strength. While other warrior women were praised for restraint and reason, she was a brawling tempest; brutish, wild, and often reeking of wine and blood. Lacking the patience for riddles or stratagems, her favored method of interrogation was simple: wrap her massive, calloused fists around a throat and squeeze until the truth came spilling out. Usually along with their bloody larynx. A terror on the battlefield and a nightmare in the feast hall, Dianeira was less a principled warrior of Gaia’s vengeance and more a force of it.

>>96140908
But isn't that what you should expect? AI is ultimately going to be used mostly by people who lack creativity, otherwise we would have just learned to draw this shit ourselves.

>>96141416
The most unusual women of myth and legend was perhaps Dianeira, a Gigantes born of Gaia in her fury against Olympus. She was the embodiment of primal rage and brute strength. While other warrior women were praised for restraint and reason, she was a brawling tempest; brutish, wild, and often reeking of wine and blood. Lacking the patience for riddles or stratagems, her favored method of interrogation was simple: wrap her massive, calloused fists around a throat and squeeze until the truth came spilling out. Usually along with their bloody larynx. A terror on the battlefield and a nightmare in the feast hall, Dianeira was less a principled warrior of Gaia’s vengeance and more a force of it.

>>96140908
But isn't that what you should expect? AI is ultimately going to be used mostly by people who lack creativity, otherwise we would have just learned to draw this shit ourselves.

>>96141342
Dumb fuck, beautiful woman are fine. Soulless titty monsters only barely /tg/ to begin with have no real place here and you know it. It's sad coombait.

>>96140257
>The prompt for the style you're using for Salafié gens might come in handy
Missed your question in the last thread. The style for that particular pic was this:

"Baroque dark sci-fi oil painting, grainy brushstrokes, harsh lighting. [character descriptions], [actions] in a black marble gothic industrial hall."

>>96142298
neato opinions

>>96142452
Dude! Nice skeleman! I'm digging the exposed ribcage there.

>>96140564 (OP)
Not exactly food but how about exotic ingredients?
>The Merciless Peppers of Quetzalacatenango; grown deep in the jungle primeval by the inmates of a Guatemalan insane asylum.

>>96142477
Thanks anon I love making skelebros and I dont always get that kind of result. my gens tend to either be no armor or heavy armor and this type of inbetween seems to be harder to get unless I prompt for it. Loving the gate and scene and the art visual of it also.

>Why? He makes me laugh.

>>96141635
The people "contributing negative" are those trying to turn the threads into stagnant, repetitive displays of the same boring OCs over and over and over and over and over and over and over just to feed their immature need for attention.

>>96141775
"They're getting real lax with the dress code these days."

>>96140564 (OP)

>>96140564 (OP)
>Fancy foods and beautiful places to eat them.

Iliira has had a 2 gold steak, and a 20 gold steak, and damned if she can tell you the difference between the two. She's happy to just have anything.

>>96142635
I'm surprised they even let me in

>>96140564 (OP)
I'm suddenly reminded of a NPC I had an idea for who is basically an eldritch being who discovers a love for the culinary arts.

>>96142842
So he basically decides to say "Fuck it" to the whole eldergod shtick and open up a restaurant.

>>96142881
I just like to go nuts when world-building lol

>>96142620
>all those words
>all those assumptions as fact

I haven't genned anything tg related in a week. Have an old gen of halfling waifu eating a strawberry

>>96143020
Eh, don't even give 'em the 'you' anon.

>>96142704
That being said, she has a weakness for good clam chowder.

If Waterdeep is the FR version of New York City, I've always imagined Baldur's Gate to be the FR version of Boston. Since Iliira originated as my BG CHARNAME, I imagine she likes all the typical Boston stuff. Chowdah and lobstah rolls and so on.

>>96143033
That strawberry is FUCKIN' HUGE.

>>96143088
>Perhapse you mean "showdayer"?

>>96143088
>>96143106
Seriously though, lobster rolls are tasty as hell.

>>96142620
They simply must post the same "characters" (read: avatars) for two years straight, please understand. It's vital to an AI art thread on the Traditional Games board of 4chan to be part of The Gang™ and jerk oneself and others (other men too, mind you) endlessly.

>>96143158
>all those words
>all spoken as if its fact and not opinions

>>96143121
I actually hate them. Clam chowder too. But Iliira isn't me.

>>96143158
Ah yes, bitching. The most traditional game of them all.

Mortal foolishness has notes of umami.

>>96143092
She's a halfling, it just looks huge in comparison

>>96140564 (OP)
>Thread Task

>>96143265
>...That's what she said?

>>TT
How about some magical sweets?

>>96141193
No horny. Just romance.

>TT
>The kitchen is running a little behind
>Chef uses a scroll purchased from Edgar
>Chef casts Summon Wood and Drink
"...well, this is bullshit!"

>>96143372
>Whoo! Romance! Hell yeah!

>>96143420
>Zee jenga surprise. She is not for everyone, non?

>>96143420
C'mon , Edward, it's just like back in the war when we had to survive off hardtack (clack! clack!) ever dat!
>>96143425
Where would Kobby take Gobby for a romantic dinner?

>>96143449
>Edward
Or Edgar.
Took a few too many maces to the head. Can never remember names these days.

>>96143449
"Hear, hear! We certainly gave those pygmies a good thrashing! BWAHAHAHA!"

>>96143449
>hardtack (clack! clack!)
Is that a fucking Tasting History reference?

Based.

>>96143517
Of course.
It's a joke that, much like the hardtack itself, never gets old.

>Avaunya Ii'ilmerias
>LE Drow cleric (NPC) (abandoned by Lolth, has no spellcasting capabilities or class features other than ASIs, proficiencies, and HD)
>Str 9, Dex 14, Con 14, Int 14, Wis 20, Cha 14

>Made Leader: "I was a leader already. I was a queen! Now look at me!"

>Select1: "Shut up."
>Select2: "Leave me alone!"
>Select3: "Can't you find someone else to bother?"

>Action1: "Fine."
>Action2: "If I have no choice..."
>Action3: "This one time only!"

>Battle Cry: "Lolth! Lolth! Let me earn your favor again!"
>Critical Hit: "Die already! DIE!"
>Critical Miss: "What ELSE can go wrong, then?!"
>Badly Hurt: "I can heal..."
>Death Rattle: "I was loyal...true...why Lolth, why...?"
>Reaction to Party Member Death: "And I should care...why?"

>Tired: "I must sleep. The waking world is a nightmare."
>Bored: "Just...just give me something to do. I don't want to think right now."
>Daytime: "The light! It burns!"
>Nighttime: "The...diamonds in the sky have a certain charm, I suppose..."

>Cast Spell: "Lolth, please, but one orison is all I ask..."
>Stealth: "The darkness is where I belong."
>Picked Pocket: "This is beneath a woman of Ii'ilmerias..."
>Inventory Full: "I will not carry that!"

>In Forest: "Bah!"
>In City: "This is not a city. This is a cluster of hovels."
>In Dungeon: "We must leave, now. I will not die in a place like this!"

>Rare1: "Ectanis, you moron, what have you done to me?"
>Rare2: "The Spider Queen is fickle, yes, but surely not THIS fickle?"
>Rare3: "I know...this is a test! The Queen of Spiders wants me to...to..."
>Rare4: "Just leave me to my misery..."
>Rare5: "Oh! ...I think I felt the baby kick..."

>>96140564 (OP)
"So...you, uh, live around here much?"

>>96143420
That would explain my waiter coming out with a scroll of "Hero's Beast"

>>96143722

>>96143573
>RPing his Mary Sue flirting with another Mary Sue (they're both male IRL)
Grim.

>>96143840
You need a hobby.

>>96140564 (OP)
>TT

>>96143888
The same goes for you

>>96140564 (OP)
>Fancy foods and beautiful places to eat them.

>>96144071
Oh no...

>>96144073
Looks like the right one is a little bigger
Cute demon

>>96143840
>>96143979
>obsesses over the regulars and seethes anytime they posts and than shitposts with no images thus off topic and trolling outside of /b/ and who knows what other rules
>gets told bro you need to do something else
>replies no u
jesus fuck is this the level of subhuman retards we have to deal with all summer? so brain dead all they can do is come in and shit up the place than when called out just go no u. all this because they seethe and wrongly think characters are not allowed or bad wrong or only under their specific autism rules of one post of a person per thread and no talking and socializing or stories and only boring stuff allowed. jesus what soulless boring braindead uncreative subhuman autisms.

>>96144096
Aura is the cutest.

Some Bozo Rebecca.

>>96144216
The fuck is "clussy"?

>>96144138
Never heard of her, but I'll take your word on it

>>96144120
I think people who sperg so much about regular posters here actually hate AI art. That's why they post no pics, and when they do, it's so lolrandom or generic AF.
Inb4 nogen, I'm phoneposting and had no pic to post ATM

>>96142376
Actually someone else was asking. I've just used that dark baroque painting prompt. And as you can see any scenery can be dark enough with it.

>>96142376
Actually it was someone else who asked. Still, I've used the dark baroque painting prompt, and it makes gens dark enough.

Geez, time for the splerg to stir up drama again, like he always does.

>>96144815
he knows how to create drama, we gotta give him that

>>96144831
Yeah, it's about the only thing he is good at though.

>>96143449
>Where would Kobby take Gobby for a romantic dinner?
Depends on what they think they could get away with : P

>>96145225
At any rate, romantic isn't just the setting. It all comes down to the company, right?

>>96145237
...Also, home cooking lol

>>96144815
>>96144831
>>96144843
I can't stand no-gens like you.

>>96145225
>>96145237
>>96145244
lil bro wearing a toupée
it's ok my mans
bald is beautiful

>>96140564 (OP)
>TT
Ralph's on a date!

>>96145407
oh... poor Ralph

>TT
"How are you enjoying the movida?"
"So it's true: you do use the Spanish word down here. Anyway, it's not my first time in Rome, just this side of the Eternal City. What gave me away? The French accent? British car? Asian genes?"
"I don't know if there's a nice way to say it in English, but everyone in this building read Pinocchio, Ms. Blue Fairy..."
"Oh my! I quite like your direct, 'hands on' approach - need it, even, I spent one month in East Asia too many! Don't worry, I'll spank you later."
"I can tell you're no ordinary Toreador. I'd like to discuss some business. The kind of offer you CAN refuse, of course."
"Oh, a fellow Cainite? Good evening! Is this your domain? The security guard didn't seem to think I was... 'bounceable' enough."
"Why don't I show you some Italian hospitality and delicacies? Let's drink our fill before our 'private talk.' I'm taking the boys."
"For a moment, I thought you preferred girls, Princess Charming~"

>>96144071
>>96144073
>>96144138
>/tg/ - Traditional Games
This is a pre-existing anime character. Can you not?

>>96144216
>>96144220
Also an anime character, retard.

>>96145547
You are not the sheriff of this thread

>>96145585
There's no way you can justify someone posting a Frieren character wholesale. At least the OCs are from (or at least could be) tabletop games.

>>96145237
Jesus Christ the rear end of that Goblin Girl. Kobby is a lucky lizard

>>96145677
>Gobby got back.

>>96145677
Too bad Kobby is a horndog that drools over every other non-human in these threads. Gobby deserves better.

>>96145889
>feel the burn, in Hell!

>Moo?

Made a ton of rando background characters and then forgot to add some hand poses into the prompts so they don't all have their hands in their pockets.

>>96145605
>>96145573
This thread is just shitty OCs sitting at a table. We've long since stopped being about traditional games, and if you say so then you're the one bringing the threads down, not the ones, you know, actually doing that.

>>96140564 (OP)
>Fancy foods

>No, there's no medusa here. They've all turned to stone after looking at my perfect body.

>>96146851
>this dude eating carbs
pfff... do you even lift, brah?

If you guys are cool with requests, could you help me with art for a "Magical Girl" character in a more "comicbook" style than in anime style?

>>96147107
Any specifics?

>>96147107

>>96147201

Teen character I guess, nothing too gritty. It's an npc for Supes game. That one looks nice btw.

>>96147234
Then this artstyle may fit more

>>96146633
>the Church of Gains accepts thithe in sweat

>>96145778
Eh, you're not wrong. Early Kobby was a sucker for any pretty green gal but nowadays I keep him strictly Gobby's. Though I do still chuckle remembering the "Once you've gone green, anything else is obscene" days lol

>>96142842
>>96142881
>>96143447
I want this guy to compete in my Culinary Colosseum!

>>96146633
DM (smirks and rolls d20 in your general direction and gets natural 20.)
Player (flatly): What?
DM: Opportunity attack. Cow defecates on your head.
Player: What-I have 29, she can't, you can't no I'M NOT PLAYING WITH YOU!
DM: Raise and shine, baldy (once you purify yourself.). From now on in all Realms you are known as Sir Cowpat.
Player: NOOOO!

(Pic irrelevant BTW.)

>>96147242

Looks good, but maybe a little too sexy. Her background is that she's a magical girl that wants to be taken seriously as a "Superhero".

>>96147543
>29 AC, of course

>>96147553

>>96147543
and just when I thought I could scape ignominy with a new character...

I guess my character needs a name, still

>>96146917
>pfff... do you even lift, brah?
When will you learn that fancy toned muscles + narrow hips != strength?

>>96147645
Jack. Jack Gaines.

>>96147553
More specifics would be appreciated, you shouldn't expect those helping you to also figure out the design for you. Even just a color scheme.

>>96147696
>Tin Igonads
>Atro Feen
>Testorion Shrunk
>Hugh Mungus
>Del Toids
>Steroy Jenkins
>Grondar Anvildeltoid
>Benchamin

>>96146814
Disingenuous fucks won't even address >>96145605 because they oppose any form of criticism vehemently. There's no way they genuinely think posting anime IPs is thread appropriate, yet they'll lash out for pointing it out in the first place.

>>96147682
who cares about strength, my dude?
it's just the means to a cause
aesthetics is all that matters
these gains are so fine, they are divine!

>>96147553
If she wants to be taken seriously then perhaps don't play a little Poison Ivy >>96147592 or cheap Wonder Girl knock-off >>96147228?
Meet Peregrina "Perry" White [1]. At just fifteen, she can travel through any image—photos, videos, livestreams [2]. Show her a picture of the Eiffel Tower, and she’s already climbing it. A livestream of a protest across the world? She’s in the crowd, witnessing history as it unfolds.
But powers like hers don’t go unnoticed for long.
Still learning the rules of her ability—and the risks—Peregrina must navigate a world where information travels faster than truth, and every image might be a trap. As she unravels a growing conspiracy hidden across screens, she's faced with a choice: stay a silent observer, or step into the frame and become the story.

[1] If you don't get the reference, anhero yourself.
[2] If somehow you're Warren Ellis, fuck off you fucking fuck. Get back to dictating naked.

>>96147958
>>96147645
Friar Sorin Stone of the Crux-Fit Church

>>96140484
>But would he spend $2 million on a one-of-a-kind Magic card?
>>96140519
>Probably only if it had a typo.
Typo doesn't begin to describe it. From infamous "Summer Magic" print (codename: Edgar).

>>96147553
Here's my take.
I imagined that, in her desire to be taken seriously, she would go for a mature looking costume - well, what counts as 'mature' in the mind of a teen, that is - so she wouldn't wear a Japanese school uniform or something as obviously magical girl-y like that.
>"I am the mistress of the occult!"

>>96111534
Skog grins happily for a moment then changes subject to flighty topics if idle concerns.
Meanwhile the dwarf being chased by the elves are suddenly stopped by two centaurs and they watch a gruesome sight as he is pulled into the earth piece by piece.

Love that perchance knows where to make eye contact sometimes.
https://files.catbox.moe/rujuuo.jpeg
Perchance also makes interesting blood elves
https://files.catbox.moe/3rhehn.jpeg

>>96143420
"Guess I'll have to fix this myself!"
>Edgar Scrolls casts Zeroes Feast

>>96142677

>>96148115
Catbox isn't working for me

>>96148115
Actually I've tried to gen some elves in Perchance, but I didn't like its style.

>>96142151
Ah, the Nemean Lioness, distinguished by the scar splitting her left eye and her dark, mangy mane. She was once a cunning thief and one of Herakles’ many discarded lovers, but like most of them, she was spurned, scorned, and left to fade into myth. But in her fury, she stole the pelt of the Nemean Lion, hoping to claim its power for herself. The enchanted hide accepted her, but at a cost! Its curse sank into her flesh, stripping away her humanity until nothing remained but sinew, claw, and fury. Now feral and mute, she prowls the mountains and caves like a beast, unclothed, untamed, and dripping with blood. Yet behind her unbreakable skin and razor talons, there lingers the spark of her former self, a thief's wit, watching from behind bestial eyes.
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>>96142151
Ah, the Nemean Lioness, distinguished by the scar splitting her left eye and her dark, mangy mane. The frequent enemy of Dianeira was once a cunning thief and one of Herakles’ many discarded lovers, but like most of them, she was spurned, scorned, and left to fade into myth. But in her fury, she stole the pelt of the Nemean Lion, hoping to claim its power for herself. The enchanted hide accepted her, but at a cost! Its curse sank into her flesh, stripping away her humanity until nothing remained but sinew, claw, and fury. Now feral and mute, she prowls the mountains and caves like a beast, unclothed, untamed, and dripping with blood. Yet behind her unbreakable skin and razor talons, there lingers the spark of her former self, a thief's wit, watching from behind bestial eyes.

>>96148695
Copreus, once the finest actor in all of Hellas, dazzled audiences with his flawless imitations of high priests, kings, and even the gods! But his arrogance stirred the wrath of King Eurystheus, who cursed him to become what he truly was beneath the mask: an envious blob of nothing. Transformed into a writhing golem of filth and excrement, he now has the ability to assume any form he wants; handsome men of power, beautiful women of the night, even the beasts that crawl on their bellies or fly through the air. But he is only able to maintain the form for an hour or so before returning to a heaving, shapeless horror. Now forced to serve as the King’s mocking herald, Copreus bides his time, speaking honeyed lies through his borrowed faces, dreaming of the day when he’ll wear Eurystheus’s own skin in front of a crowd and bring the house down in blood.

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>>96148563
CatboX must be down again, both links worked this morning for my friends. Well, here's the elf one anyway.

>>96148115
The knights watched the gruesome scene with cold indifference. They had likely intended to eliminate the fugitive altogether, not bring him into custody. Their only disappointment lay in the absence of any remains to serve as proof. After a brief pause, they turned away, one by one, and left the scene behind.

In the meantime, Andris continued her conversation with Skogsrå. As their conversation began to drift into more idle chatter, the priestess spoke up.
> You know, I once read that one should never speak their true name to a Faerie. And that the Faerie, in turn, is forbidden from offering theirs to a mortal. But I do need some way to address you... Would a moniker be acceptable when speaking of the Fae like you?

>>96145244
Nothing more romantic than a home cooked meal you spent all day with your partner preparing.
Only to completely fuck it up and have a burnt husk when you pull it out of the oven.
So you just order pizza and have a proper Netflix and chill. I.e., watch a couple episodes of Supernatural on Netflix and then go to bed at a reasonable hour.

>>96148376
Ha! Nice! I love the cerebral cocktail there especially.

I should have ordered the special instead of the soup

>>96148337
...Okay. I'll admit it. That one got a snicker out of me.

>>96149067
Haha now you're stuck eating slop

>>96149136
y-you too...

>>96147542
>Challenge accepted, strange little being of transient flesh and bone.

>>96148901
I don't know what art style is this but they are more plastic than Barbie dolls.
>>96140564 (OP)
>TT

Adventure awaits, explorers of the wilds!

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>>96148563
Catbox appears to be back up.

>>96149745
Not bad. I enjoy misty aesthetic.

One of the other aliases of my Symbaroum character. A begger used very rarely, it's why I forgot to include him last time.

>Karlanto is the explorer & the "truer" persona, he's the young hero type even if he knows some dark sorcery & does some pretty shady stuff to maintain his party's reputation as heroes
>Korian is his noble given name & the face of his messenger enterprise & the one he uses to open doors & turn the ears of the nobility, he does everything he can to distance his noble name & business as separate to his adventuring as possible.
>Kez is the name of the beggar which he uses to sneak around & get into criminal circles, also delivered some cryptic messages to some people to appear prophetic
>King Toad is the entertainer he uses to besmerch the corrupt nobility, start rumors, etc.

>>96149044
>"lak'shul kadishtu uul'neth."
>["Thank you, greymeat."]

>>96150173
She needs to put some lotion on her skin. It's cracking big time.

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>>96150193
I surmise a need to moisturize.

>TT

>O Moradin, Anvil-Father, wi’ hammer in hand and heart hard as yon mountain: bless me wi’ thy thunder, steady me wi’ thy halls’ breath, and let ma blood sing yer glory. By beard an’ clan, I bide this fight in yer name.

A dwarf downs a wee drink and then does a wee dance.

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>>96151159
Cool

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>>96151180

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkL4_VKpyFQ&list=RDrkL4_VKpyFQ

Use what?
What's a utensils?

>>96151322
There's something about her expression and the odd rigidity of the fish that makes me think the AI was considering something other than a cat eating a fish when it made that pic.

>>96151365
It was made for an older thread and the prompt was she should look startled as she was eating, the whole thing making a pun on fish (poisson in French) was poisoned

>>96151436
>*Insert snooty French laughter here*

>>96151630
All I can think about is the French chef from Little Mermaid about 28 seconds into this video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UoJxBEQRLd0

Character for an upcoming "Mutants and Masterminds" game. I'm calling her Spangle.

>>96151668
This here is a superhero concept came up with for a WW2 superhero campaign that only lasted one session. His name is Anthem & he's a speedster with little harmonica type devices sewn into his suit so it creates patriotic music as he runs

>>96151322
They're the hangy things at the back of your mouth.

baker?

>>96151728
And this is unfriendly reminder that it is your sweetest burden to make a new thread.

>>96151938
Working on it

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>>96140564 (OP)
>Patent leather heels of that specific shade of purple and that specific shape of front
>That also aren't stripper heels
I blame 2D for my unrealistic expectations whenever buying shoes