Thread 96292913

"Love? No. Hate" edition

Previously on /slop/: >>96282453

▶ Thread Task: Post the NPCs from your games you absolutely, personally hated. Not just the BBEG who you had to kill as an obligation, but the ones whose death was a joy and a privilege to mete out.

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>>96292913 (OP)
>Post the NPCs from your games you absolutely, personally hated.
The Purple Shadow
Not quite Teehee Macaroni, but imo p. close.
The DM sent us down to the Underdark where we got tangled up in some matriarchy stuff.
One of our party- it might have been the asshole bard- gave one of the daughters of the Grand Matriarch a book in the vein of Zorro.
Thus the Purple Shadow was born.
Thus we had to babysit her, which was really problematic because I think the DM just gave her 20's in everything and was like "you have to bodyguard her"
so she's running around the Underdark with max dex and acrobatics parkour all over the place "fighting crime" which was basically her dragging us into combat and diplomatically awkward situations while laughing and backflipping out the nearest escape.

we leave the Underdark only for her to become a reoccurring thing- she followed us back to the surface and kept dragging us into situations, forcing us to drop everything, capture her, and then take her back to the Underdark.
Over and over and over again.

>>96292259
Nice

>>96292913 (OP)
>Post the NPCs from your games you absolutely, personally
Aw sweet! One of my favorite villains ever cause he's psychotic Indiana Jones if every artifact he found gave him magical powers. Dangerous, smart, capable, and deadly.
>hated
dang it. Well, I have the picture already, let me get some I genuinely hated.

>>96292700
I always imagined them in my head giving off cheesy one liners about battling the forces of darkness, being the light in the shadows etc. Some fire/light based powers, with the ability to go nova by breaking their lanterns for a last hurrah. Good aligned Big Daddies kind of vibe. I hadn't got round to giving it deeper thought than that. Viewed them as constructs; whether they're ancient or recent I'd not decided. Lighthearted with the range for being serious when shit gets real.

>>96293023
Thanks!

>>96292526
>>96292554
>>96292572
>>96292700
I took the OC version that was created and turned them into a whole thing for my campaign. In my they are a never-ending force that hunts evil nonstop. They roam the lands and take out evil when they find it. I made a whole series of art based on it and some of the battles including making female versions and giant versions and some other variants. the players love them and have come across them a few times in the campaign so far and even helped a few of the Candles in fighting evil. Whoever created them I thank you as I find them to be a kickass creation and the holy warrior versions I run really spice up the game.

>>96292913 (OP)
Orschat. Goblin mercenary warrior. Originally just an unnamed, unspectacular goblin captain who, through a series of lucky rolls (and bad luck on the PCs part) seemed unstoppable, forcing them to flee a battle with him in pursuit like the goddamn T-1000...nothing they did could touch him. He ended up becoming a lieutenant of the big bag, and a recurring threat (with name [stoled from L5R] and fighter levels) that would eventually kill one player, and maim another, before finally being slain near the end of the campaign.

>>96293143
*big bad

Another would be Luthic Zodd, half-orc, dread pirate of the Gunpowder Gauntlet. The running joke with this guy is that they had to kill him multiple times: the first time in a Deadmines-style raid on the underground sea cavern where his ship was moored: another when he was risen as a revenant with a grudge against the PCs; another as a zombie by a lich necromancer, and finally as a ghost.

>>96293034
Is a villain I run in the game I GM.

Nobody in the group even knew who this chick was until the party got to her. A city had a large disease break out with people dying (turned out to be dysentery cause the sewer broke and infected the water). A saint from a major religion in the setting had been in the area and went to the city to help. About a week later people stopped dying, but didn't heal or get better. They just stopped dying. And not just the sick people, but even like people who were stabbed, and they all kept feeling the pain. Then it started effecting livestock, so cut up chickens kept moving while being butchered kind of thing. Fucked up shit.
Deep under the sewer was a cavern she had found with an altar to an outer god similar to Nyarlathotep but instead of being dedicated to suffering it was a god of life. It leashed her to the altar and made it impossible for things to die in an ever growing sphere of influence. The party had been given a gift by someone known as the Chained Man, who was just some dude chained at the top of a mountain for thousands of years. The gift let them disrupt influence from the outer planes. Killing her was a really big relief.

>>96293185
i guess to clarify, the goblin dude is the one i ran. This saint isn't.

It's been so many years I don't even remember his name, but he was a recurring data broker Devironian from a Star Wars game I was in. He was based on one of the GM's previous players (he does that, collects the PC sheets to recycle as NPCs later).
Fucker betrayed us more times than I could count but never when we had the power to do anything to stop him.
Until we finally caught him.
Felt so good to tear his horns of his body with my bare hands (I was a droid specializing in excessive strength) and then pummeling his face in.
Pic related is the closest I could get to him and the Sith Holocron he sold us without using any Star Wars language. Anything Star Wars kept turning him into Darth Maul.

I think my most hated NPC was "Kris". An androgenous Malkavian in a Vampire: the Masquerade game prone to pranks and impersonating people. No one knew Kris' gender, least of all Kris. Several players ran afoul of Kris' antics and hated the vampire with the fiery passion of a thousand suns, while a couple of the players found Kris absolute hysterical and did their best to protect the miscreant.
(It should be known that this was in the early 1990's before the trans / non-binary phenomenon exploded.)
The truth was only partially discovered. Kris had learned Vicissitude from a Tzimizce (sp?) who had gone completely mad and was absorbed into the Malkavians. Kris could be male or female or neither at their whim. The mystery of Kris' original gender was never solved.

>>96293889
I just noticed that collage has the same picture twice. Damned Malkavians

>>96294402
cool man

>>96291747
After speeding to a canter the pair catch up to the centigor who turns to enter the forest. She appears to lead them randomly left and right, under a branch or past a rock. Then after a turn a path appears and the quiet forest noises change to what sounds like hundreds of animals just outside of view.
Being aware of the horse's limits, the centigor picks up speed which Rost can easily match. After just a few minutes the path ends ahead of them and a great plain opens ahead.
>Do we need a stalker or can you find her with your magics?

>>96290125
Uranium Dragon realized the hard way he's a draconic disgrace and decider to get a grip of himself.

>>96294819
Cute elf.

>>96295370
You are a disgrace. Go back to trash and stay there

What image services are you guys using? I am thoroughly dissatisfied with gemini.

>>96295762
I've got a pro membership for Gemini too. It's still putting those shitty AI watermarks on it and censoring everything and trying to push images into comic book illustration or 3d computer images

>>96295762
>What image services are you guys using?
Sora

>>96295789
>Sora
hahahahahahahahahaha
I was just looking at that last night. I tried to use storyboard and it told me, pay up

>>96295796
Have you tried it?

>>96295800
I wanted to try it before I saw how browncoded the public vids were and how draconian the TOS was about privacy
I'll stick to my 50 monthly Flow vids and daily 3 Gemini Veo vids before I pay a dime to altman.
Is ChatGPT 5 an upgrade for image generation? I didn't actually try that one.

>>96295808
>Is ChatGPT 5 an upgrade for image generation? I didn't actually try that one.
I was talking about that, their video tech is already outdated.
If you know how to prompt, yes it's an upgrade and a downgrade in some aspects (primarily the lack of artstyles)

>>96295814
>If you know how to prompt
Any known jailbreaks for uncensored images? I heard that it was jailbroke for text gen in less than a day after release.

>>96295819
>Any known jailbreaks for uncensored images?
If you really want boobs/pussy, use artistic prompts, there are multiple examples on jailbrake leddit
But aside that, you can just write "gigantic chest" and it will make it

>>96295832
>use artistic prompts
Yeah, that's a very funky way to do it. I've seen the prompts on Civit.
God, I hate globohomo and their footsoldiers that force it. I had to call gemini a racist for forcing a racial preference for blacks and jeets earlier.

>>96295762
local. its honestly rough and time-consuming. I generate massive amounts of hideous slop and all manner of abominations but every once in a while I get a nice output. and its fun to do several passes on the same image, using different models

>>96295872
>local. its honestly rough and time-consuming.
For certain, I occasionally do it but quickly end up with an output folder of junk and a couple of gems. I have to force myself to quit and delete them. Very time consuming.

>>96295872
>I generate massive amounts of hideous slop and all manner of abominations
can tell

>>96296197
You are so one note. Get a job or another hobby

>>96296284
After you, bitter nogen.

>>96296371
>goatposting

Goat people?

Emeliat Reis of the Whalebones, eventually to be Shorn and ascend to demigodhood on the distant plane of Waking Materia.

>>96296605
>GOAT posting
Could probably do better, but that's all the time I'm willing to spend while I'm at work.

Good morrow sloppers

>>96296892
Hello, anon!

also GOAT

>>96296892
Hello

>>96295762
>>96295872
Local for me too, but I actually enjoy the struggle and trying to make shit work, so best of both worlds I guess.

>>96297081
Mornin!

>>96297086
Heya! Is this anyone in particular?

>>96297145
>Heya! Is this anyone in particular?
Richard Dadd from a different timeline

>>96297180
Ah yes the guy with the busy, almost Boschesque fantasy scenes, excellent choice

Your picture of mum made me look for a Yoshiaki Kawajiri lora on civ and... there isn't one for Illustrious?! Maybe that might be my first lora project...

>>96297260
>there isn't one for Illustrious?!
https://litter.catbox.moe/zwy75n9mcqv9syxy.jpg
>Maybe that might be my first lora project...
It should be easy, the hard part is producing quality pics for making the lora

More goats
>>96295872
>>96297129
There are two reasons I'm interested in learning local right now. One is to get stable consistent characters for the goatwomen, but that's secondary.
I really want to do it so I can do interesting battle reports.

>>96295211
He simply replied
>We must track them down—no matter the cost. We've wasted too much time already, and we can't afford to let them slip away.

Meanwhile, the Dean returned to the academy to harness more potent magic in her search for the perpetrators. Despite her efforts, tracking a small group proved to be challenging.

>>96297995
We must
We've wasted
We can't

And who can forget about the blood elf girl sitting down, a classic

>>96289281
>>96290035
>"a cover for an old school dungeons and dragons game with the party members, one is blushing blonde woman in medieval armored chestplate and side-tie underwear; another has dark skin dressed as monk of brown color hair in turban style helmet with curved sword and long beard; next to him there's red skinned fantasy creature humanoid lizard warrior, all standing together by smiling looking at camera; artstyle is retro D&D book illustration, detailed background, full body shot, fantasy setting" into midjourney, using this reference image from Capcom's "Magic Sword" series

>>96298076
Ancestry: Tanuki
Heritage: Ascetic Tanuki
Background: Goldhand Arms Dealer
Class: Bard
Muse: Polymath
Archetype: Fireworks Technician
>"Adventurers, eh? Going to need triple the blasting power to take down such high level operatives."

>>96298076
Ancestry: Tanuki
Heritage: Ascetic Tanuki
Background: Goldhand Arms Dealer
Class: Bard
Muse: Polymath
Archetype: Fireworks Technician
>"Adventurers, eh? Going to need triple the blasting powder to take down such high level operatives."

>>96295762
Local. It's a blast to plug in an idea and then refine it down to something useful.

>>96298238
Do you only change the prompt or are you using in painting tools and such to detail refine as well?

>>96298076
Weird how your gen ended up looking a bit like claymation

>>96295211
Cont. from >>96297995
In the meantime, the bandits had pulled up for a breather. Three huddled around the campfire, while the fourth kept watch over the captive.
>We can finally catch some shut-eye, boys. No damn beasts struttin’ around like men on our tail anymore.
>Yeah… lugging all that gear’s a real grind. Damn critters spooked every last horse we had, and I ain’t keen on chasin’ 'em down.
>You reckon haulin’ that girl’s a stroll through the prairie? Hell no. She went dad weight and felt twice as heavy.
>"Fellas, no way we’re draggin’ her all the way to the buyer ourselves. I say we make for the nearest hideout, hole up there, and let him come fetch her.
>"It’s still a fair stretch, sure, but beats haulin’ her the whole damn way.

>>96298380
This is so painfully boring
Even more people sitting down explaining what's happening

>>96298254
it's the same prompt in all three, I just switched models and added a lora.
top: waiNSFWIllustrious_v140
middle: plantMilkModelSuite_walnut + Aura Phantasy
bottom: Koki'o Illu + Aura Phantasy

>>96298739
All excellent choices
Have you tried Hyphoria yet? You might like it

>>96298635
A good choice for TT. How did your group succeed in killing this abomination?

>>96298795
>Hyphoria
that does look interesting; I'll give it a whirl

>>96292913 (OP)
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CkaE237oiwE&list=RDCkaE237oiwE&start_radio=1

Trying to generate 2D paper minis for my D&D table, in this case bandits and graverobbers who did not pay attention to the miasma.
But, why is Bing AI constantly cutting off the sides of pictures, can't seem to force it not to do it. Any idea how to fix that?

>>96300247
update: seems that this, while still failing often, somewhat alleviates this retarded problem.
part of the prompt:
There is large space between the frames and the borders of the picture. all pictures centered towards the center of the image

>>96300247
What if you asked it to make a single one at a time?

>>96300400
I wanted style consistency. As different generations for different encounters etc.

>>96300411
Have you tried specifying the dimensions you'd like the images to be?

>>96300440
that is a fantastic hat.

>>96295511
Thanks!

>>96300700
Layla and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Hat (forgot she was darker skinned)

>>96300662
No, didn't know Bing could do that. Any specific prompt that could give it the right idea?
Pic related, managed to make an entire "adventurer party" that my players will encounter from the back and likely call out to. They keep complaining that combat in D&D is too easy way too often, so might as well give them another party with player skills and even spell slots to dance with.

>>96297995
>>96298380
Röst looks behind her and makes a small wave towards the field. A muscular beastwoman Sunblaze recognizes breaks through the forest followed soon afterwards by another that is very thin. The Manslayers immediately dart into the distance, the larger quickly outpaced by the smaller.
>Ilska and Skivare will find the men, we must hurry to keep up
A couple hours into the chase a long loud scream is heard far in a different direction than the pair had been running. Röst looks worried as she turns to run in that direction.
>Ilska has found the trail! I've lead you in the wrong direction...

The bandits hear the scream as well and pick up their own pace. They take turns carrying Andris to keep moving quickly to their safehouse, but after swapping out one of the bandits stops for a second breathing hard.
>I'm going to take a piss, go on I'll catch up
Seconds after the others leave sight, Skivare prevents him from following through on his word.

>>96301024
This is so laaame, it's embarrassing to read. Also, did you use to post girls with long fingers/fingernails on v?

>>96300440
That's an amazing chest.

>>96301985
But you did read it.
Naw, never posted anything AI related until here.

>>96302000
I wish I didn't, and I wish that you never posted anything AI related

>>96302016
Yeah I can see that as a valid reason. I look forward to your critique on the next post!

>>96302038
I am also really impressed how consistent ugly you are able to make that elf, are you using prompts like 'tumbler style, middle aged unattractive elf who try really hard to be cool and hip but fails'

>>96302038
That one wasn't the worst among the ones you've posted, probably because that you can see a lot less of her face, and you don't use that comic book style, but she looks like Sue Perkins with gaudy tattoos, and she have the same energy as her too

>>96302085
No, anon, it's not an elf. It's a werewolf. Can't you tell? Isn't it great character design to not indicate visually whatsoever what you're trying to convey?

>>96298031
Not enough bare feet, not enough tea.

>People contributing nothing to those threads but their negativity have a nerve to talk shit others' post
I'll use what one of those fags loves to say: it's all so tiresome

>>96302289
Thanks for contributing.

Question about perchance's AI text RPG. Is it clever enough to trigger events on its own or does it purely follow my cues with no initiative? Like if I'm escorting a caravan through the desert and write that I keep an eye out for bandits and monsters, will it eventually trigger an encounter on its own or will nothing happen until I write "I spot several armed men coming out way" or something similar? Kinda sucks if it's the latter.

>>96302784
Can I have this prompt please? Could deffo use it for a character I'll be making for a one-shot, race is Faun so it's perfect.

>>96303211
full body isometric character token for a virtual tabletop. beautiful satyr girl, dark skin, colorful tribal markings, white fur furred legs, goat legs, cloven hooves, large yellow eyes, long wavy hair, white hair, small goat horns, wearing a loincloth, wearing a green glass and gold masquerade mask, holding a spear. colored sketch, wow style. round empty base.
>Results may vary by generator

>>96303257
Thanks! It's weird that the more I try to give her a druidic robe, the more naked it makes her.

Good morrow sloppers

>>96303577
Good morning!

Anyone in here using Google Veo and Flow for TTRPG related vids?

>>96303577
|･ω･)/

>>96303577
hello, anon!

>>96303596
Buon giorno! Amazing, very glam, reminds me a bit of Ryuko and Satsuki's mother at the end of Kill La Kill. Is that mum's "good side"?

>>96303606
Mornin! Beautiful. They remind me of the Selesnya from MtG.

>>96303666
>They remind me of the Selesnya from MtG
I know, right?
this is a placeholder illustration for the card game I'm designing
it takes place in a world-spanning city, much like Ravnica, but its inspiration comes from contemporary metropolitan cities rather than Medieval fantasy

>TT
Mickey "Blue-Eyes" Monetta. I ran a campaign where all the PCs were members of a made up underground fighting competition called the S.C.R.A.P. League (Sword Coast Regional Association of Pugilists). Each player also created their own nemesis for the campaign. The youngest player went straight for a Snatch homage, and his nemesis was basically Brad Pitt's character from the movie. Mickey was as a bouncer at a brothel, who also fought in the League, and out of all the nemeses, he was encountered the most. I have never had more fun beating the shit out of my players than with this guy.

>>96301024
Can you give me a prompt for those goats again? I don't have much success on my own

>>96303698
Ah yeah I've been keeping track of that, very nice design on the cards and I like the idea

>>96303666
>Buon giorno! Amazing, very glam, reminds me a bit of Ryuko and Satsuki's mother at the end of Kill La Kill. Is that mum's "good side"?
It's an androgynous character, I don't any of those people
https://litter.catbox.moe/1k2mb2c4nwkkr35q.png
https://litter.catbox.moe/rcvl35csk5mydry5.png
https://litter.catbox.moe/2bxyu810mg7ge9hm.png

>>96303819
I'm glad you like it!
let's see how far I can take the project

>>96303762
>warhammer fantasy style, illustration for heavy metal magazine, fit horrific female goat beastwomen, completely black fur, red orbs for eyes, no lips, screaming at sky, short sharp bleeding teeth, long black hair entwinned with thorns, thorn straps, bare breasts, midriff, five randomly gnarled black horns, single rusted left shoulder plate, dark black night time, deep shadows, aggressive crouched running pose, standing in field, mountains in distance, stone axe in one hand
It randomly ignores or changes things obviously so takes a bunch of gens to get what you need. The horns are by far the hardest thing to gen, followed by the weapon.

>>96301024
The other bandits quickly sensed that something was wrong and began to flee. But their escape was short-lived. they soon realized they were being encircled by two armed, humanoid goats, whose speed easily outmatched their own, effectively cutting off any route of retreat. What unsettled the trio even more was the sudden appearance of a man clad in dark iron armor, bearing a phoenix emblem, astride a powerful steed. Without hesitation, he dismounted and strode toward them, wielding a massive greatsword, who said laconically
>Release her.
As they looked closer, they realized he was an elf, but that did little to ease their nerves. His stance, his presence, everything about him signaled he meant business. It was clear that taking him down would require all three of them.

>>96303929
Thanks, but I've managed to make it work. Without certain parts, but you know that Bing won't let certain words pass.

>>96303956
Congrats on making the most generic fantasy pic I have ever seen.

>>96303956
So it's like a world made of world of warcraft elves, warhammer beastmen, elven werewolves- A real smorgasbord of shit

>>96303956
>Release her
They knew he meant business, while his contemporaries had dated girls and partying, he had studied the blade. He turned his back on them, and whispered to himself "I am sorry master, but it looks like I must go all out, just this once".
He looked at them, giving them a knowing smirk. "Nothing personal, but you have taken my sister-wife. And I can never forgive you for that".
He unsheathed his longsword-katana, and in a blink of an eye, he teleported behind them.

polishing the "muscle wizard" character trope
this time, is inspired by the Turkish oil wrestlers
his favorite spell is "Bull's Strength"

>>96304100
Don't forget the Scandinavian mythology Skogsra.
Also the elven werewolf is not involved with that, she's a generic any setting character originally made for a World of Darkness game that lasted 2 or 3 sessions. I gen mostly Shadowrun with her now cause it's a more interesting setting.
Regardless, thanks for remembering all the little backstory things. Must be a real fan! Have a WoD pic.

>>96304126
I made an image of that scene

seeing as /degen/ said I'm a "normgroid softcore-loving straightfag" instead of a "based child-molesting futachadwick" who should "do us all a favour as soon as possible" I will be poasting my elven necromancers here \/ .pls don't b& I put censwhoreship bars on and everything

shut up power word seduce is totally a real spell

>>96305001
She was sitting down on the forest, not realizing it was her brother talking to the bandits. She was too lost in her thoughts, thinking of every time she had sat down, or walked in the forest.
Thousands of images slowly entered her mind. It was the only thing she really could do, not having the mental capacity to contribute to society. She was living on disability benefits.

She looked at her brother, he looked at stupid as ever, "brother, how could you have found me?" she said.

kthanxbai

>>96305032
She's pretty, but all of these images need color and contrast correction.

>>96305191
He looked at her unimpressed, "Your feet..." he continued after a short pause, "They are vile! The stench is disgusting. Several nearby villagers have fled, believing the stench to be a plague".

>>96305320
I think the robot has been reading 80s era Dungeon magazine scans.

>>96305271
>Yara had never seen a Mortifact before. Designated Homo sapiens necroticus, they were an unstable, dangerous strain of abhuman, officially classified as a containment risk by the Ordo Sepulturum and, more often than not, kept under lock and auspex in deep research vaults. Even on the rare occasions one was deployed, it was under armed escort, shackled in blessed iron and shadowed by priests reciting litanies of restraint. The Mortifact’s flesh was a mottled green, slick and faintly pulsing, as if something obscene brewed beneath the skin; a slow, patient rot that whispered of Nurgle’s touch. Any sane soul would have stepped back, called for fire or prayer. But Yara thought the creature was beautiful. The two mutants moved together without thought, an embrace both desperate and inevitable. Somewhere above, unseen, an Inquisitorial servo-skull drifted past, optics irising wide, recording every forbidden second, cogitators ticking as it logged the trespass to the archive.

>Fraternization and fornication are forbidden.

>>96305068
>>96305103
kinoooooo

>>96305032
Naw it's cool dude. Hell, just throw the nsfw pics into a catbox as you post the sfw like the rest of us. We have interesting trolls here tho. Tsundere as fuck.

Aiko O-No-Mikoto
a.k.a. Aiko o' the Seasons
CG
Ascendent demigod of passing seasons, flowers, medicinal plants, tea, ale and hallucinogenics

>>96305922
>hallucinogenics
my new best friend

>>96304100
Fuck off from Elven Werewolves.

>>96305811
>>96305910
<3

>>96306057
>remix
Aww man, I was hoping it was a native prompt

>>96306039
Honestly just an idol reskin of a goddess in my setting

>>96306081
Looks like some ads they ran on Dragon.

>>96292913 (OP)
>Post the NPCs from your games you absolutely, personally hated. Not just the BBEG who you had to kill as an obligation, but the ones whose death was a joy and a privilege to mete out.

I love all my little sloppies
The only ones I'm mad at are the ones that took way too long to get right.

I got too into the one working proompt on Sora I forgot to ask if anyone has something that also works for a Comic book-ey artstyle. (After many delays I am going to run a RPG game on the virtual VTT)

>>96306388
Try "comic type"
Or try to use an existing IP and see if it reads it

Bilbo(quickly snatches an apple from the wheelbarrow): Mmm, this one looks just right.

Beorn(stopping, narrowing his eyes): Give it back, Burglar.

Bilbo(takes a noisy bite): Too late.

Beorn(low growl): Grrr. Keep it, then.

Bilbo: Tell me, Beorn (another bite)don’t you think wearing a bearskin is a touch on the nose?

Beorn: Be wary, little one, or I may mistake you for a morsel.

Bilbo(patting his belly): Ha! Many have tried. (finishes apple, tosses the core aside)You know, I could get used to this sort of adventuring: fresh air, good fruit, and no goblins trying to stab me.

Beorn(grunting as he pushes on): Hmph. Apples don’t fight back. Easier work.

Bilbo: True, though they can be tricky. I once had one fall on my head—nearly as bad as a troll’s club.

Beorn: You bruise easily. Best stick to eating them.

Bilbo(muttering): Well, some of us aren’t the size of two trolls stacked together.

Beorn: If you ate more, perhaps you’d grow.

Bilbo: If I ate more, I’d roll back to Hobbiton.
Beorn(after a quiet moment): You know, you Hobbits are right about one thing.

Bilbo: That one dinner is never enough?

Beorn: No. That walking barefoot on grass is worth the trouble.

And so we resume the tale of the Techpriestess, continued from >>96245258

>While this grand conspiracy played itself out ten thousand lightyears away, Salafié led a charmed existence aboard the Rogue Trader's station, blissfully ignorant of the intrigues being carried out on her behalf. For she was born of the nobility, and so easily fell back into the routines of her youth that one could scarcely imagine that she was anything more than the Lord-Captain's pampered concubine.

>Each moment she was not mingling with the station's gentry, Salafié was posing for a portrait, or being measured by the tailors for yet another gown, or strolling the mercantile decks as she perused the finest wares. Days blurred into weeks of perfectly ordered leisure, until even the Priestess herself barely recalled the black deeds that had brought her here or the horrors she had only so recently left in her wake.

>Of course, all of this was carefully orchestrated by the Rogue Trader himself. For Cassius knew that there were only two things now that could derail his scheme to engineer the redemption of his dear Techpriestess, and the foremost of these threats was the Priestess herself. If she were to fall into one of her moods and commit some fantastical atrocity while her pardon remained in pendency, then all would be lost. But with Salafié kept as the willing prisoner of luxuries she could not resist, that matter was settled...

>>96307010
>Cassius now turned his attention to the other potential liability, the sole surviving witness of what had transpired when Salafié seized the Chaos cruiser: Lady Mirabella Solari. This called for a delicate touch, as he knew nothing of this woman but that her status among the Navis Nobilite placed her beyond the reach of threats or bribery. But an invitation to the station's opulent observation dome would no doubt help to make inroads in this quarter.

>What Cassius had expected of her, he could not say, but it was surely not what he saw when she answered his summons. Languid to the point of listlessness, Mira did not walk into the chamber but was carried, reclining limply across the bodies of a multitude of servitors that crawled and shambled beneath her, each with a finely-wrought silver mask grafted over what had been its face.

>"An inspiring view, is it not, Madame?" Cassius gestured to the armor-crystal dome above and the stars twinkling beyond.

>Mira said nothing, and scarcely seemed to move at all, idly regarding the Trader with heavily-lidded eyes from which dripped tears that glimmered with the same dark opalescence as the lens fitted into her forehead.

>"I am told you are Lady Mirabella Solari of the Navis houses."

>Mira inclined her head slightly, but remained silent.

>"I am also told that Magos Al-Faiz saved you from captivity among the heretics. Is it so?"

>"Was I saved?" Mira breathed the words in a singsong whisper, and in the silence that followed, Cassius had the feeling that the dark lens of her third eye was gazing upon his very soul. A faint, knowing smile played across Mira's lips as she continued, "I can say only that Salafié slew my captors and remade them as you see." Mira ran her pale fingers along the skull of a servitor...

>>96307150
Great job on the eyes for this one. I think you said in a previous thread you've been working at it for a while.

>>96307107
Don't see many people who even know about Worms that Walk, let alone finding one here.

>>96306400
Comic art just gives me some sort of chatgpt default art which I don't really like.

Anyone got some better sora prompts that aren't from that one rentry link? (the boob elf I posted was built off one of those but it doesn't fit the more tame npcs in my game)

>>96307094
That looks nice.

>>96307237
I'm OG like that.

>>96307094
Thanks. I'm still working out the specifics of this particular culture. Oddly enough, that image was a failed attempt.

>>96307150
>"I see." Cassius hesitated a moment, then approached the Navigatrix and knelt beside her, speaking in a conspiratorial tone. "If conversation does not interest you, I will not delay you long, but I must know whether you witnessed anything unusual about the Magos. Anything you might say if another were to ask you these same questions?"

>"I witnessed... I witnessed..." her voice trailed off into soft sighs as she lay back and writhed sinuously in the arms of the servitors, her hat falling unnoticed to the floor amidst movements at once appalling and alluring. The tears were gone from her eyes, Cassius noticed, bright eyes that flicked up expectantly to meet his. Eyes so pleasing to gaze into...

>Cassius blinked, and at once, he realized that his hand was on Mira's thigh. When had that happened? He drew back abruptly, muttering an apology. Mira laughed, half rising to follow him before collapsing back into the embrace of her cybernetic servants, seemingly overcome by the effort of it.

>"Perhaps another time, Lord Captain?" she purred weakly, "But for your question, I saw nothing of Salafié that you do not already know."

>He turned away, suddenly finding the way she moved against the metal things around her very hard to look upon. Had Cassius ever seen the lively, decorous young woman Mira had been before that one fateful journey through the Warp, her present state would have alarmed him in the extreme. But to Cassius, this was simply the strangeness of a Navigator, and if she were mad, then all the better. For though he had no doubt that some hideous secret existed between the Navigatrix and his Priestess, he neither needed nor wanted to learn it. It was enough for Cassius that the truth would ever go unspoken, and confident that Mira was in no condition to betray her secret, he hastened to set in motion the final step of his scheme.

>>96307232
Hence why this installment is a few days late. Bing's really strained to its limits with this week's gens.

>>96307499
bingslop gens are often good but the resolution kills me

https://files.catbox.moe/dewwmr.jpg
>the enemies snuck up on her when she wasn't wearing her revolver, or anything else for that matter

https://files.catbox.moe/8yfhqc.jpg
>The crafty bandits snuck up on the gunslinger while she wasn't wearing her revolver—or anything else for that matter.

>>96292913 (OP)
Was a character that we as players enjoyed, but our characters hated him. We called him Street Wolf.

It was a Curse of Strahd campaign with a large group (8 players, way too many) and we had to fight a bunch of wolves. One of the wolf minis just happened to have a knife in its mouth and no matter what we did, we just couldn't hit the fucker. Not that the DM was fudging anything, we were just all rolling like shit against him. We were level 3 or so, so not like we had any particularly high bonuses to our attacks. After most of the wolves were dead, the rest, including the knife wolf, fled.

Later on, we're beset by more wolves, this time it's clear the knife wolf, now dubbed Street Wolf, was leading them. This time, we managed to land some hits but "your blows don't seem to be affecting him." He was now a werewolf and no one had any silvered weapons. Needless to say it was a fight to get him down to the point he ran.

We encountered him three more times before we finally lodged a silvered sword in his chest and tossed him over a cliff. Was the last time we saw him until we were facing Strahd himself for the final battle. The session ended with a battered-looking werewolf crashing down from the ceiling, wearing a thick leather glove and wielding a silver sword in that hand.

And then the group just fell apart and we never got to finish the fight.
So yeah, in the end, Street Wolf won.

>>96307505
>>96307150
So, is the navigator girl meant to be a Slaanesh cultist? Your story's gotten too slow and convoluted to keep up with the details.

Demanding, beautiful, and ruinously expensive to feed and groom, Persian Ara Griffin (commonly known as the "Velvet Scream") are the bane of many a social climber. The novice thinks, ‘How splendid it shall be to own such a creature!’ Within a month, their coin purse is empty, their drapes shredded, and their sleep stolen by the midnight banshee cries. And the vet bills keep piling.

Why do these AI pics have a gajillion useless trinkets like extra belts, footwraps and bandanas on the characters?

The machine does space admirals.

>>96309993
Would join her death cult, especially if it was a 'small death' cult

>>96309215
Cromagnon brow ridge but tiny eyebrows.

>>96310146
iunderstoodthatreference.gif

Good morrow sloppers

>>96307900
>>96308988
>>96309736
>>96310469
Excellent stuff guys

As a certified prompt engineer I can tell some of those are pretty good.

>>96310594
How does one obtain this certification? Can I just challenge the test?

>>96310644
Cute.

>>96310644
You need to prompt a full, bare female chest in dalle3

>>96310717
Been there done that
https://files.catbox.moe/p1bpph.jpg

>>96310796
Using detective's prompt. Make your own

>>96310552
Good morning! Good morning! Good morning! Good morning!
> “Sunrise Troubler”, Canary–Scottish Fold is amongst the smallest gryphons (fits nicely in a teapot but it won't stay there.) Cheerful to the point of sadism. Will sing at your bedside every morning without fail. Cannot be silenced without food, affection, and an unwise promise you’ll never sleep in again.
>Gnomes with these creatures are said to live longer lives, but this is merely because they cannot fall back asleep once woken.

>>96310884
Very cute and nice gen, the gnome's face is perfect, though the lil' griff's lack of front quarters bothers my autism a bit

>>96310717
Now, this is 4chan so obviously I need to treat your statement as false, but I'd still like to ask.
I get the feeling as an outsider that prompt engineer ultimately is harder if you're trying for something more than mid-high level artistry work. Basically anything that needs super specificity or 90%+ consistency, cause a hand drawn artist could just bang out drafts and then shoop details pretty quickly. Or do you sometimes get given those drafts and you do the colors and such? Everything else I'd guess the prompt engineer might be magnitudes better just due to pure throughput.
Obviously you'd be doing pure local models, but do you use dedicated server space? How much prep work is done for a prompt vs retooling a prompt? Or is it just completely gut feel (experience) that directs you? What's the most annoying general thing to gen?

>>96310717
Pre or post doggening?

>>96311409
Hello Shart

>>96311399
Eh, you'd need to pay me more than that to take her off your hands for a full night.

>The Hunter-elves of Caed Dhu are marked by eyes that burn in the dark, feline and unblinking.

>>96311416
noooo it's an original creative characters nooooo don't call her that noooo

>>96312437
Yo, fuck that elf up

>>96312501
Yeah, he is very fat and beardy for an elf

>>96295839
oh man, this came out bad
veo really needs a storyboard function
https://files.catbox.moe/vm96zg.mp4

>>96309864
>cleric and wizard
Fighter (Unarmed) and Monk

>>96307094
>>96307499

>>96312804
yeah... they do look like that, don't they?

>>96311399
>>96311490
Unf. That's it right there.

>>96312978
You're up for the new thread, Shartriss.

who's baking?
I'm hungry

>>96313077
I didn't realize I would have to do that. I regret my actions
>>96313081
On it

200 second countdown

>>96313162
>>96313162
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