Thread 96237763

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▶ Thread Task: Titans! Let's see some impressive behemoths!

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>>96237763 (OP)
The Longshanks, officially designated Homo sapiens elongatus, were once known by a cruder shipboard slur, Mutatus Titanicus, by voidship crews and regimental scribes. Before recognition by the Adeptus Biologis as a stable abhuman strain, they were filed under mutation codes normally reserved for vat-warped horrors and unclassed deviants.

>>96237763 (OP)
The Longshanks, officially designated Homo sapiens elongatus, were once known by a cruder shipboard slur: Mutatus Titanicus. The name was commonly used by voidship crews and regimental scribes alike; spoken half in awe, half in revulsion. Before their recognition by the Adeptus Biologis as a stable abhuman strain, they were filed under mutation codes typically reserved for vat-warped horrors and unclassed deviants.

>>96237879
Ha! I wasn't even thinking about that when I made the thread. Guess it fits though, eh?

>>96237763 (OP)
>Thread Task
A colossal form of living wood keeps watch over the winding mossy trail in a secret grove, its limbs born of ancient tears and valor’s breath to shield every green leaf from steel and flame. A lone minstrel once laid down her song at its gnarled feet, and through creaking bark came a whispered vow: move in tune with the forest’s breath, for music sparks hidden light in shadowed limbs and soothes the land’s smoldering heart. Those who honor this silent covenant glide untroubled through dusk and dawn, while those who rend the sacred heartwood find themselves trapped forever within the guardian’s unfolding hymn.

uncircumcised behemoth.

>>96237763 (OP)
>Rhea, The Primordial Titaness, is most commonly known as the wife of Cronus and mother of the Olympian gods Zeus, Hades, and Poseidon. But she was a considered a divine mother to all children before being betrayed.

Fantastic gens, lads. The thread task inspired some awesome creativity so far.

>>96237940
>The answer's 42

>>96237970
Glad you're liking it, anon.
I was worried when I baked the thread that the TT might've been a bit limiting but I think we've got a pretty good thing going atm.

>>96238817
I also found a folder of ye olden gens from back in the day. Lot's of good stuff but damn do I miss old Bing and such.

>>96238817
Why this kobold have hair?

>>96238867
Wig.
Hair squigs.
Genetic freak.
It's actually very fine feathers that just look like hair.

Pick your poison.

>>96238868
>Rumbling, Rumbling, it's coming!
>Rumbling, Rumbling!
>Beware!
>Coming for you!

>>96238867
Oh that's just how I designed him for an old game from a ways back when. The design's stayed pretty much the same and I've grown attatched to it.

Okay. I've gotta try to get some sleep. Later slop. I'm looking forward to seeing what others post here.

>thread task:
>"I herald his beginning, I herald your end"
>"Your planet is now marked for death. Your world will be consumed by the Devourer. There is nothing you can do to stop him"
>"Hold your loved ones close. And speak the words you've been afraid to speak. Use this time to rejoice. And celebrate for your time is short."
>"I herald..."

Mechanical behemoths count, too, right?

>>96240110
>Damn, I love classic tavern wenches.

>>96240110
Nice tavern girl

>>96237158
During their search, they came across three distinct items scattered not far from one another: a toppled basket of herbs, a lost sandal, and a white lily flower left in the mud. They also discovered tracks imprinted in the mud and soft earth.

>>96240239
Neat look, what was the style?

>>96240571
It was "TopCow aesthetic" I believe.

>>96237763 (OP)
>TT

>>96240886
That metal as fuck.

>>96238817
Aside from ego, what is the purpose in identifying yourself as the person who made it?

>>96241124
Aside from ego, what is the purpose of declaring your constant spam about "circlejerking" is a right thing?

>>96237763 (OP)
>TT

>>96241091
\m/

>>96241157
More metal titans

Good morning sloppers

Mood gorning

>>96241560
|･ω･)/

>>96241594
Mornin gorefriend, love the effects around her eyes, they remind me of house centipede legs

>>96241560
>TT
hello!

>>96240570
hot. Though the disguise would be worthless, she'd be easily picked out of a crowd.

>>96241641
Hey
I was trying dall-e for something
Your pics are the same: 10/10 everytime

Goblin light armour and medium armour.

>>96241736
both qualify as medium amore tho.

>>96237763 (OP)
>TT

>>96241698
Cheers! You too.

>>96237763 (OP)
>TT

>TT
The absolute first picture I got with my prompt, also my first time using Perchance's oil painting mode at all.

warhammer has fun behemoths

too funny a hallucination not to post. Supposed to be the hydra vs Hercules

>>96238823
neat

>>96238828
>dont look

>>96239078
>>96239189
>>96240467

neat

>>96241221
>>96242106

neat

>>96241195
LOCO MOTION has you covered!

>>96242380
cool stuff we do need more supernatural camping

>>96241695
i always a fan of large siege archers but it feels like it kinda more common now?

>>96241333
You can use "raw cotton" as a texture tag if you want a cloudy look worked for me in the past

>>96242456
What's the name of this cool dude?

>>96242500
Shrubbalo

>>96242407
>raw cotton
I don't think Bing understood that.

There's many Shrubbalo out there.

"I dunno...maybe the wendingo ate your baby?"

>>96242939
:3

>TT
>"When you big hungry, eat at Grung's Grub."

>>96237763 (OP)
>TT
I don't mind they're following me but do they have to cheer so loud?

>>96241745
>When her shorts' cut up high and you see lots of thigh, thaaaaaaaaat's amore.

>>96241746
Badass. I can totally see this as the emblem of some secret society or something along those lines.

>>96243313
That's great. Now do one with hovering tops.

Say what you will about lcs, he knows his way around Sora. Pity he and I lack the same taste.

>>96242718
Careful you summon the furries (me) the forest is full of them

>>96243346
>Gobbo's got a tight halter top, so you post it in /slop/. THAAAAAAAT'S AMORE!

>>96239073
>WOKKA WOKKA WOKKA WOKKA

Which gen do you think turned out better, >>96243462 or pic-related?

>>96243489
first one myself. Image is too busy in second one.

>>96243516
That was my thought too, but I figured I'd get some outside opinions as well.

>>TT
>All glory to the great Jade Titan.

>>96243342
>>96241746
NTA, and not AI-generated, but I have an underworld organization in a couple campaigns with a similar logo concept.

>I don't mind when they cheer loud.

>>96243415
I like you.

>>96243863
Snakes tend to really lend themselves to that kinda thing, eh?
Cool emblem btw.

>>96243864
Lol thanks.
>Furs hardly cover her nips; so we hope they might slip. Thaaat's amore!

>>96244128
>>96244024
>>96243969
>I don't know where I am, I don't know what I'm doing, but I must breathe fire

>>96244168
Lmao. I understood that reference

>>96240467
It doesn't take long for the Manhunters to find evidence of Andris. Now having the tracks, they begin to coordinate with shrieks and bleating heard for long distances.
Meanwhile, Röst's disposition had changed in a flash. Where she had been explaining herself to a guard pleasantly she suddenly took on a frightened and worried look. She grabs the arm of the guard and desperately pleads with him to come with her.
>The Dahlia is missing. Autumn is coming. Help, you must come with me!
Unusually strong Röst pulls the guard to the edge of town. Ahead of them Skogsra stands angrily and points at the guard. In her fae language she speaks
>Bring your leader

>>96244264
Gotta say, anon. I really enjoy your aesthetic with these.

>>96244269
Thanks!
Forgot to add the catbox for one of the failed images, so may as well post it. Apparently one of the guards is into it.

I don't remember how I came up with this one

>>96244423
>Draco's in witness-protection, I see.

>>96244423
microtransactions in dnd
want to buy a blue dragon stat block?

>>96244582
If it has stats, it can be killed

>>96237763 (OP)
>TT
old gen from 2023

>>96244582
>>96244595
just remember, if too many are found in the same spot, they become a splat. Nobody wants that.

>>96244582
It's a stat block!

>>96244776
That's the best one so far

>>96244471
>Voiceover provided by Steven Allen

>>96244858
Thanks. I think I made way too many of these. Getting visors with no eyeholes is an aesthetic that is easier said than done

Ancestry: Elf
Heritage: Whisper Elf
Background: Report Runner
Class: Thaumaturge
First Implement: Amulet
Archetype: Captivator
>The pale elf was forgettable, deliberately so. She slipped through doorways like a draft, unseen and unremarked. Few ever noticed her arrival, fewer still her departure. But when the moment called for it, she cast off her cloak and gasps caught in throats. Conversations died mid-sentence. All eyes fixed on the amulet she wore across her neck. In an instant, the woman no one remembered became one that no one could ignore.

Playing around with the different preset prompt styles in Perchance. I don't normally gen anime art styles, but for this one it seemed appropriate. This was our party in a Cybergen game years ago. I know it wasn't a very popular offshoot of Cyberpunk, but we had a good time of it. The original artwork of the game was largely anime-inspired.

>"Code": A V-gamer, one who plays virtuality enhanced LARPs. His cyber plague ability was a Wizard, his brain now a living computer.
>"Duchess": A Goldenkid, a rich girl whos parents were high-level corporates and government officials. He plague ability was a Scanner, able to read minds.
>"Funbunni": A Chinese Boardpunk using skateboards, surfboard, and aeroboards. Her cyber ability was Bolter, she could shoot nanowires from her wrists and shock people
>"Geekmonkey": A Tinkertot, mechanics and inventors. His ability was an alchemist, whose hands could emit nanotech that could alter molecular structures.
>"Hector": A Goganger, or biker gang member. His ability was classified as a "Sport", which was someone who gained unusual abilites. He was sort of like Wolverine without the claws, with nanotech healing and carbonfiber-lined bones.
>"Spooky": A Goth, nihilists and thrill-seekers. He ability was a Tinman, which made their bodies like a limited T1000 terminator, bodies of "liquid metal"

Another week, another episode in the tale of the Techpriestess. AKA, Miss Not Appearing in This Week's Story. Continued from >>96187000

>The months that followed witnessed a succession of curious happenings: A freighter laden with Throne Gelt, precious bullion, and jewels departed the hidden fortress of the Von Nassau-Mendoza dynasty, bearing a fortune that could purchase whole worlds as it plied the shipping lanes towards Holy Terra. At each port of call, whether in dreary alleyways or luxurious clubs, the wages of a dozen lifetimes changed hands with careless ease as agents of the Rogue Trader extracted promises from chosen individuals, positioned within Imperial society to bring his plot to fruition.

>And where an excess of pride or misplaced zealotry led some to refuse the dynasty's coin, room was made for others less burdened by scruples. Indeed, the petit bourgeoisie of the Imperium seemed to be wracked by a spate of misfortune, as prominent and virtuous men plunged from rooftops under mysterious circumstances or fell prey to "hive gangers" with a troubling frequency.

>It was a costly affair to be sure, perhaps the greatest endeavor in the dynasty's history. Yet with this expense of coin and blood, the Rogue Trader would achieve the impossible and have Salafié's well-deserved damnation replaced with lauded grace.

>>96245243
>The scheme was in motion, a thousand conspirators all playing their parts.

>In a shadowy vault on Veradan, a lone scribe of the Administratum labored late into the night, expunging all truth from the documents before him. Where Salafié appeared by name, now the records read "unknown heretic." Indeed, whole reports were falsified to cover her blackest deeds: The account of the famed Omnicide of Penatares IV no longer spoke of a biosphere scoured by automata, but instead recorded an ordinary "Tyranid incursion." The report on the massacre of Vhormanstadt Hive, once infamous for its references to "necromechanical horrors" (the scribe shuddered even as he erased the words), now ascribed blame to mere "Chaos raiders." And so on, and so on...

>Elsewhere, across dozens of worlds, mad preachers screamed forth a suspiciously similar sermon, recounting a now-heavily-edited account of Salafié's tale. Soon, billions were familiar with the story of a "wrongfully excommunicated" Techpriestess seized and enslaved by the forces of Chaos, who even in her darkest hours persevered through faith alone, until, with no thought to her own safety, she turned the heretics' own machines against them and destroyed the Chaos warband, surviving the affair by the Emperor's grace alone. What heroism! What piety!

>Right on cue, a certain Bishop of the Ecclesiarchy, delivering the Candlemas homily in the main cathedral of Ophelia VII, revealed to the masses that he had uncovered the identity of this newly venerated folk hero; none other than Magos Salafié Al-Faiz of Hydraphur.

>No sooner had the name spread along the pilgrimage routes than the Rogue Trader's seneschal arrived on Holy Terra. Purchasing an audience in the hallowed Senatorum Imperialis, he knelt before the High Lords of Terra themselves, and presented a formal petition in the name of the Von Nassau-Mendoza dynasty to have Salafié pardoned of the charge of heresy that had hung over her these last two centuries.

Red makes them hotter

>>96246311
Blue is still better cause more likely to get lucky

>>96246329
That's why you paint yours>>96246329
elf blue.

>>96246311
>>96246317
>Whens ya run wit da boyz and youse makes lottsa noise, dats a WAAAGH!

>>96246656
>When ya finds humie gitz, so ya stomp 'em to bits. Dats a WAAAGH!
>Make 'em squeal like a squig when dayz by yer rig. Dats a WAAAGH!

>>96246891
>Make 'em squeal like a squig when dayz CRUSHED by yer rig. DATS a WAAAGH!

...I forgots a word, roight? : P

>>96246290
Ah, the noble lampman.

>>96246957
so easily forgotten...

>>96247048
What do you mean?

>>96247059
it was a Dark Souls reference
just a joke

>>96247062
Lol

>>96246957
>>96247048
Someone do a child lampman now to be the furtive glim.

New thread
>>96248322
>>96248322
>>96248322

Seems kinda mid.