Previously: >>98863749 ▶ Thread Task:Conviction. ▶ Generators>https://chatgpt.com/>https://gemini.google/overview/image-generation/>https://perchance.org/ai-text-to-image-generator>https://www.comfy.org/cloud>https://bing.com/images/create/>https://civitai.com/>https://novelai.net>https://labs.google/fx/tools/flow▶ Curious about local genning? Check out /g/'s stable diffusion OP or ask one of our friendly locals.▶ Perchance pastebin of generators and links:>https://pastebin.com/XRGqaW4W (embed) (embed)▶ /slop/-approved styles, prompts and perspectives:>https://rentry.co/tgslop▶ Other useful resourcesColor identifiers -- >https://www.htmlcolorcodes.com/▶ List of art movements -- >https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_art_movements▶ List of hairstyles -- >https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_hairstyles▶ World folk clothing -- >https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folk_costume▶ World body armors -- >https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_armor
>>98875571Alternate TT: Intelligent Weapons>I struggled to decide which to go with.
>>98875614>weapons smarter than their wielder
>>98875571>>98875614CoooolPrompt?
>>98875619You are not wrong. INT was Aure's dump stat.
>>98875621Create a close-up dark high contrast facial portrait of <Aure>, holding a sword vertical with one eye one either side of the blade, high contrast, dark shadows and background, elongated shadows, dark dramatic portrait
Probably not a sentient sword, but whatever!
>>98875661Have you tried talking to it?
>>98875667thats for Deathknights and demon hunters and Void Elves to do, they are weird like that!
>>98875671Don't forget Priests and the shit they released on us.
>>98875672>dagger´s haunted>what?>dagger´s haunted
>>98875672>>98875623I started this with Generic Warrior Dude but then you made me have to go and shift it to Aure.
>>98875631Ty
>convicted
chat gpt is lame and gay and won't allow female character to do a "tongue stuck to frost" joke.I express my frustration in hopes someone else is able to pull it off.
Elf Ice Wizard frustrated by whacky kobolds.
>>98875745I'm surprised it worked, but I got it to make it by telling it to turn off its idiot switch and just handle a joke.
>>98875661King's honour, friend.
>>98875679>CHA and DEX for days>INT is the dump statShe might be a Paladin/Warlock
>>98875731serves her right, that kind of hip-to-waist ratio and those boobs are criminal>>98875809kekI'm sure the pyromancer elf will help by setting her staff and hair on fire.
>>98875862Please don't let this end in the Elwynn Forest Inn.
>>98875890Maybe I'll help her, maybe I'll let her think about what a dumb thing she did.
>>98875935this is why evil parties fail
>>98875958Piro isn't part of the party, she hires the party and points them in the general direction of what she wants dead and lets the party's natural proclivity for chaos take care of the rest.
>Goatposting
>>98875960A party that takes orders from an evil sorcerres is evil.They all go to jail.Evil cat-lady with tongue stuck to froststaff? Jail.Warrior lady who can't read so well and wears no panties? Also, jail.Evil sorceress? Jail. Imediately.Mute bodybuilder guy? Believe it or not, jail.
>>98875979>qt goat lady with baguette shaped shadow on her faceI think I've seen that in a chinese cartoon before
They may have wandered into the wrong tent.
>TTThis thread task works really well with my Changeling Paladin
>TT
Time to finish the cologne murder spree with the last three gens
Those three buildings on the right are on the wrong side of the river, but whatever.
>>98876127imagine this hand coming our of a bag of holding sitting next to a sleeping adventurer
>why the Stormwind backgroundI´d imagine she is asked to participate in the crowning ceremony of Anduin, as a show of friendship
>>98876177Nice third leg.
>>98876040Well, maybe the siege engineer is alos a painter and sculptor.
>>98876150. . is she trying to spill his drink to get her mom and him to. . .what?
>>98876231the idea was to have her freeze the diplomats cup on the table as a little prank. The execution just came off a little weird, with how the cup turned out. Her innocent expression and the grown ups catching up on it and being either mildly amused or unamused however, i am happy with.
>>98876127>Your blanket ... it hasss ssslipped down ...Awwww! :)
>>98876168Arthas had a hot cousin?>>98876155Jaina has a daughter?
>>98876274alternate universe "what if Arthas and Jaina had a daughter"
>>98876285No Scourge and Burning Legion?
>>98876424havent defined that yet. If Arthas never went off the deep end, chances are the Scoure and/ or Legion would simply look for a new champion to kickstart their invasion/ get free from the legions control. Still, it would be the "nice timeline" with two happy parents.The darker timeline would be that Jaina got pregnant before Startholme, neither of them knew at the time and Arthas history went down exactly like you´d expect.
>>98876456Go with Uther wasn't an idiot and they did the right thing.
>>98876211Could be!
>>98875679I thought thread subject is conviction, not retardation?
>>98875219The question made the Magistrate pause. He remembered Kyrea presenting documents that confirmed both her identity and her authority. He also remembered seeing an order concerning the investigation.But the more he thought about it, the less certain he became. Only two sets of orders had ever been placed on his desk: Windstride’s and Firewing’s. Yet Kyrea supposedly had two separate assignments—one to oversee the ranger training, and another to investigate the destruction of the previous unit.If that second assignment was official, where was his copy? The Magistrate frowned.Kyrea had never treated the investigation as secret. She had spoken about it openly from the moment she arrived and had even displayed what appeared to be an official order. So why had she never formally submitted it to him, the town’s governor?Something was wrong. He explained this to Windstride. Aeldor listened carefully, then asked>Do you remember whether the document carried the signature of either the Commander-in-Chief or the Spymaster?The Magistrate hesitated.>I remember the military seal.>That wasn’t my question.A brief silence followed.>No. I don’t remember any signature. And I never had the chance to verify the Royal Palace’s magical imprint.Windstride’s expression tightened.>Then perhaps she never gave you a copy because she knew you would examine it properly.---Cont., because it's too much text for one post
>>98876836The implication settled between them. The Magistrate stared at him.>You think the order was forged?>I think it is possible.That answer was somehow more troubling than outright certainty.>Why would she forge an investigation order?>My guess? She came here on legitimate business, then used that authority to pursue something personal. The training assignment gave her a reason to be in Iseranaar. The investigation gave her an excuse to question people, access records, and involve herself in matters that had nothing to do with the rangers.The Magistrate immediately thought of Kyrea’s argument with Captain Sunblaze. Her fixation on him. Her constant questions. For the first time, those incidents no longer seemed merely unpleasant. They formed a pattern.Still, he forced himself not to leap to conclusions.>I have the authority to demand an official copy of the order. If there is nothing wrong with it, she should have no reason to object.>And if there is?>Then her reaction may tell me more than the document itself.Windstride gave a slow nod.>Whatever you discover, keep it to yourself until you have enough evidence to act. If she is abusing her authority, warning her too early will only make her more careful.The Magistrate nodded in return. Then the two elves parted ways, each now considerably less certain that Executrix Firewing’s presence in Iseranaar was as official as she claimed.
>>98875677Actually did this in a WFRP game. Khaineite sacrificial dagger caused hideous visions of carnage and murder in your dreams and compelled you occasionally to just slit a throat. The previous owner, a psychotic woman, found it pleasant.
>>98875890That isn't illegal! Breaking and entering, vandalism, killing exotic animals, plus a bunch of other stuff are though
>>98877177damn those nipples
i should look into local generation so i have full model control since bing turned so shit. but i just cant find the mood so is just look at old stuff. >>>98874402neat >>>98874535funny meme >>>98874543looks cool >>98876119neat >>98876056nice sword effect
>>98876127>>98876166>>98876194neat spoky>>98876151jainna and the whole daughter of the sea is pretty cool >>98876465looks like 80s old videogame art.
>>98875571
alt version with it being all inky
>>98877443>>98877453>Cue "Black Hole Sun"
>>98875261Later that evening, one of the officers at the town keep was approached by a messenger carrying a note and a small package intended for Executrix Firewing. The sender, he explained, wished to remain anonymous.Since outsiders were not permitted beyond the public areas of the keep, the officer took the package himself and assured the messenger that he would deliver it personally. After paying him several silver pieces for his trouble, he watched the man leave before heading deeper into the building.At first, the whole thing struck him as mildly amusing. So even someone as cold as Firewing had managed to attract a secret admirer. Then again, everyone had their own tastes.By the time he reached the corridor containing the Executrix’s private quarters, most of the keep had settled down for the evening. He stopped outside her door, adjusted the package under one arm, and knocked three times.No response.The officer frowned.Firewing had made it quite clear that she intended to remain in her quarters that evening. Even if she had no desire to see anyone, he would have expected at least an irritated command to leave her alone.He knocked again, harder this time.>Madam?Still nothing. His amusement vanished. After glancing down the empty corridor, he leaned closer and pressed an ear to the door. He could hear no footsteps, no movement, no rustle of papers from within. For a moment, he considered trying the handle. His hand even moved toward it before he stopped himself. Entering the private quarters of a military intelligence officer without permission was not something he wanted to explain later.So he stepped back. Perhaps she had slipped out without informing anyone. That was the most reasonable explanation.The officer looked down at the package, then gave the closed door one last uneasy glance before walking away. He would give it to her when she returned.
>>98875571Cute, kissable AI slop face
>>98877499
>TT"One shot. Wait for the reload."
>>98878246>Because of their massive bulk, it's easy to forget that the Giff are tremendous swimmers, nearly undetectable when underwater...and that their firearms are as waterproof as they are.
>some TTHobgoblin discovers modern rifles.
>>98878417>that stockIt still amazes me that AI can make nearly photorealistic fabric, and even get the tendons and muscles under a person's skin right, but it still fails so noticeably when tasked with making an image of a common gun.
>>98878417"Shit. Hobbies have discovered modern rifles."
>>98878470I like this a lot. I need help from you guys. Please give me visual representation of what Lovecraft means when he or other writers write about "impossible architecture."
>>98878594It is hard to show it in one single image.And generative videos don't really get it.The simplest form of the idea would be something like finding a fifth side in a four sides room that only shows up if you approach it from a certain angle. There are also those scenes from Inception with the folding city and stuff.What are you trying to with this idea, anon?
Blame insomnia and a mild cold for this.
>>98875571>the Great War breaks out and you join up, for King and country>get deployed to the front at Linz, the one big push to send 'Johnny Turk' back to Constantinople once and for all>the offensive is a disaster, and you watch the Anglo-French zeppelin fleet burning above the Danube for days >so much for "home by Christmas">your platoon gets orders to push past the front and recover a Foreign Service agent from one of the downed airships>you find the target, sole survivor of the crash, barely a scratch on her>but she's not one of yours, not even human you don't think, like something from one of your grandmother's bedtime stories>the platoon digs in and you spend the next two weeks under the guns of the Turkish artillery>when the shells hit close, she laughs and sings in a language even your schoolboy pal from Oxford can't recognize>one day, Ottoman trench raiders hit your position and she gets more kills with that damned sword than the rest of you combined>God, you've never seen so much blood>that night, you wake up to a message coming in over the wireless set; the Special Projects Directorate is covering an advance across the whole front line>you look up past the rim of the trench and see pure blackness, no moon, no stars, like the sky is gone>she's just sitting there grinning at you like this>we go over the top in five minutes
>>98876211
>>98878093
>>98878594something like this, maybe?
>>98879977why are gobbos always so thirsty
found two leftover gens from the visit to Carcosa
>>98879728The Ottomans have advanced all the way to Linz? Save us, elf. You are our last hope.
>>98879977Fuck off, pedo.
In memoriam
>>98880129You wanted more Veilguard?
>>98880131Why would you write such a silly thing. Obviously i want good games that treat the IP with respect.
>>98880131I keep forgetting that there are anons posting here fully legally who weren't even born when Bioware was making good games.
>>98880140I played themThe good Bioware was long dead anyway. This was just burying a rotting corpse.
>>98880155You can be sad about the death of a IP, acknowledge the downfall of the studio and also wish for a better future, no matter how unlikely. All of these things can be true at the same time.
>>98880028Short lives, they need to reproduce faster. Depending on the setting they are communal chaotic matriarchies, with females mating often as they can and raising their young (who should be called goblets) in huge groups in which nobody knows who is who.
>>98880188>gobletsGobbet... I wish someone made more Shadowrun games instead.
>tfw you will never evac your Asari wife and her eezo science project from war-torn Thessiaits not fair bros
>>98879891Looks like he can draw and sculpt curves and curved surfaces. This might become important.
>>98880590For science and the arts, right?...Right?
>>98880617I mean, art and science will be involved.If they can bring the girl they met on that pyramid in America it would be a truly scientific comparison of different curves.
>>98880129EA corporate cancer plus DEI hiring was not survivable, anon.
>>98879728>Rapier and C96Excellent taste.She probably owns shares in all kinds of weapons manufacturers in the former HRE.
>>98877517Celia shuffled quickly across the commons area with Sunblaze, practically pulling him into the back area of the Inn. The hallway for the six rooms was perfectly quiet as it should be; the privacy spells were in full effect. She pushed him into the pre-arranged windowless room and dropped the act as she leaned against the door. >Well Andrenn. I’m glad you came. Don’t bother sitting, we only have a moment before we need to move. You were followed by Kyrea, as T suspected even if I hoped she hadn’t. It shortens our ability to prepare. I want to work with you. As an equal. The heavy emphasis on equal was not lost on Sunblaze as he listened to Celia speak. >I don’t need your rank to get the things I want or your connections to cover up when they go missing.The blunt and calm way Celia spoke had a confidence than Sunblaze had never seen from her. From behind her back she pulled his money satchel out and tossed it to him to show she wasn’t lying. She was already continuing as he caught it. >But I do need your honesty and level head. Just like you need someone unhindered by rules and can think outside that helmet. You’re comfortable being seen where I prefer not to be. I find things, you fight things. And we both want to protect Andris.A short pause for a breath. >You’re probably wondering why I want to work with you. I want to like me. I don’t like Bookbinder, nor Kisskinder, and definitely not Shanks. I want to be just me.A candle lit itself beside Sunblaze. He saw Celia squeeze her eyes shut with a sense of dread but she continued shakily. >But first, we know of two serious, dangerous plots against you. We need you to get caught with… me to break one of those plots. To break Kyrea.She blew out the candle and began opening the door. As she did she whimpered.>I’m trusting you, so please, don’t... touch me.Quickly she switched back to the student and crossed the hall to the bedroom with the open curtains.
>>98881301It's obviously a setup. Celia would close the curtains right away after disrobing and quickly get dressed. The only relevant thing for Sunblaze would be seeing the scars, pockmarks, etc on Celia briefly.Tewae is almost ready to pull the trigger on her plan and framing Kyrea as a peeping Tom might be enough, it will depend on what Kyrea does with this “evidence”. She was initially worried Kyrea was there to break the criminal networks and was blaming Sunblaze for not doing his job. But once they met face to face and she realized her guild wasn't in danger she switched over to using Kyrea as a political pawn in her primary schemes. Tewae was willing to throw Sunblaze under the bus to get this done until Kyrea fucked up at the market making him more useful as a friend than a victim. Celia wanting him brought into the guild has her thinking about how to change her plans.
>>98881301>>98881303tl;dr on why they need to be "caught", cuz I'm lost
>>98880131Why would that be inevitable? You're saying companies have never righted the ship before? Or that they were even referring to late-stage Bioware? People just don't think before posting.
>>98881341Tewae plans to use her to prove the kingdom is forcing a crazed psycho inspector onto them that's trying to frame locals so she can start her fight against the kingdom to make Iseranaar it's own nation. The final goal is to take over the city in a super long play. Mostly ignore that though, its like, a 8 year plan.In terms of the story, she's just trying to make Kyrea a social pariah and to get everyone to outright hate her.
>>98881303In my opinion, he would definitely need to touch her in some limited extent, like forcefully undressing her, to make it more believable, but since this would make the line between staging and actually doing it blur too much, they would have to come up with something else. Don't forget Kyrea wanted to frame him as an abuser, and giving her exactly what she needs, while obviously suspicious, would also make her less careful.
>>98881533She would have seen the visible wounds.
>stolen from the Ranger thread
>>98880996Westfall?I have never played Alliance so I have no clue what is going on
>>98881656Was supposed to be Westfall after the ravages of the Defias, yes. The horde flag is an error, maybe added because the Ai couldnt find any Defias flag, or because the horde icon was simply taken as iconic
>>98881405>You're saying companies have never righted the ship before?Big corps like EA have literally never manged this.They've bought up dev studios left and right, and things always went t oshit when tehy turtned a game or tthree that were lightning in a bottle into a series of sequels.The results of their (in BioWare's case litteral) political and DEI filtering during the hiring process guarantee that they do not even have the basic writing skills to create a coherent story with somewhat interesting NPCs.
>>98881350>Elf knows how to handle a long shaft
>>98881689Speaking of crappy, repetitive NPC writing, please mention DEI a few more times. Not to mention your spelling.
>>98881504>she can start her fight against the kingdom to make Iseranaar it's own nation.Quite risky idea with all the dangers around, especially since after the secession they would lose all possible military support and the academy itself, which is the main asset of the town.Besides, since I posted three fragments, you can make another one.
>>98881884DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI DEI
>>98881289Can someone explain this to me? Is he getting off on huffing fairy farts? Or is this a D&D bong and he's getting high on fairy dust?
>>98881964I read it as huffing pure fantasy hopium.
>>98881964I made it>Can someone explain this to me?The table is positioned high up, near his head, so that the pixie dust can reach his system better, but above all, [CHARACTER] is giving him a free blowjob
>>98881782It's instinctual.
>>98881884>please mention DEI a few more timesI wish it wasn't this way, but BioWare literally went through applicants' social media and checked what they liked and disliked.Then they went and hired people based on profiles to up their ESG score.I really, REALLY wish it wasn't that way. But it very much explains Andromeda, Anthem and Veilguard.>spellingoh no i made a spelling mistake I guess what I said does not count and you can keep ignoring reality ;^)
>>98882007Peter Pan told us you have to spank the Pixie to get the dust.I gues pulling her her hair or some light bondage also works.
>>98882239This age of sigmar stuff is horrifiying.
>>98882229That's not dei, that's standard procedure. All companies look at your social media before deciding if you're a good fit to represent that company. That's not dei, or any other of your culture war bogey men. That's doing due diligence on candidates.
>>98882582No one who uses the term 'DEI' unironically has any idea what the fuck they're talking about. Just cattle being fed buzz-words by their bot controllers.
>>98882422How'd you manage to get sheer material on the bewbs?
>>98882680It's a turtleneck sweater, that's about it
>>98882680Strange gypsy magics is my guess.
>>98882582>>98882638To sum up the BioWare hiring thing:>Back in November 2024, veteran writer Chris Avellone (KOTOR II, Fallout: New>Vegas, Planescape: Torment) publicly hinted at an experience he had with a>BioWare producer regarding their internal hiring practices, stating at the timet>hat it was "definitely cause for a lawsuit.">https://x.com/ChrisAvellone/status/1861851389674008788?s=20>With the recent closure of BioWare, a user on X asked Avellone if it was finallyt>ime to share that story. He responded by breaking down how ideological vetting>was conducted during the studio's recruitment process.>https://x.com/ChrisAvellone/status/2113058471616950608?s=20>For those who don't have an X/Twitter account (since full reply threads are>locked behind a login wall), here is the complete transcription of what Avellone>posted:>"I guess I can say it now - so when applicants would>apply to the studio, the producer would go through their LinkedIn to see what>posts they liked, and if he disagreed with their political/social Like, he'd>advocate not to hire them based on their Like.>Now, there’s times where that’s appropriate (you don’t want to hire someone who>favors not working in teams, or hates game development, or is using your studio>as a stepping stone to another), but in this case, it didn’t feel appropriate.>Not approving someone because of lack of skill or experience, sure – but I don’t>expect everyone to have the same political viewpoint as I do, nor do they have>to have the same viewpoint to work well together on a game.>Some of my friends have radically different views than I do, but I’ve worked>alongside them on games and trust them and their skills.>In general, I don’t discuss politics or bring politics into game development: I>want to focus on the game as entertainment and how to improve the player’s>experience – and I want the most skilled person doing the job and making it>happen." Sorry for OT shit
I thought we're an imageboard?
>>98882924I'm not gonna post twitter screensots, I feel dirty for just linking there.
>>98882422It looks like her boobs are being squeezed out her waist
>>98882422Her hourglass form does things to me.>>98882942Slavic witch in a birch wood? Surely nothing bad will happen if Itry to win her hand in marriage.
>>98883123. . .and a potion of fire resistance
>>98883160condom*
>>98883223Dear god how did you get her past the guardrails?
>>98883223unhealthy body standards
>>98880937>She probably owns shares in all kinds of weapons manufacturers in the former HRE.But of course. It's amazing what you can do with investments when you already know the course of geopolitics a decade in advance.>Pictured here: The most elves in one room in the better part of a century, meeting with the 1st Baron Rothschild and Professor Moriarty at the London stock exchange concerning the planned war on the continent.
I love my new character and keep slop prompting her over and over
>>98881884They should learn a few things from the CCP approved companies. They know how to make game and make money.
>>98883663>They know how to make game tn: rip off white people, add anime>and make money.tn: be a company you can get social credit for buying from
>>98883668It's like you revel in being low-IQ
>>98883329Accidental areola peek can get through sometimes.
Ged, a wizard of Earthsea
>>98883718ChatGPT is all over the place with its moderation. I took an Aure pic that I liked (pic related), told it to put her in a ballet dance pose, and she was completely bottomless in the output.Meanwhile, a different, fully-clothed character will get blocked for "lightly sexual" content on a completely innocuous prompt.Make it make sense.
>>98883752>and she was completely bottomlessOh no, how awful! catbox awaits, you know you must do it
>>98883776I knew someone was going to ask. https://files.catbox.moe/r8i8mk.pngProving this guy right: >>98876010Straight to jail!
>>98883800Catbox no work
>>98883808Figures. What's the other one?
>>98883811google suggests thishttps://imglink.cc/upload/catbox-alternative
>>98883616Oh , a map. Is that accurate?What hapened to Prussia and Poland?Why is Brandenburg Swedish?Sorry, the Autism is overtaking me. HRE borders make me unreasonably angry.
>>98883776>>98883827https://imglink.cc/cdn/f0lW6WmTsY.png
>>98875614>SOUL CALIBUR... TWO!
>>98883835Mmm lickable.
>>98883835hotnow make it part of your character >:)
>>98883835>>98883800How the hell did my comment about no panties result in literally porn?I mean, she is Chaotic Lewd, and she mostly wears no panties, but still.Also, there is something that allows the AI to just gen nudes when it's somehow 'artistic'.Or maybe there is something that allows the obvious porn in the training data to leak through the puritan guardrails.
>>98883908You can get straight up nudity if you brute force it. Ask it to change things slightly over and over and over and it will eventually do it. When you get it out of nowhere though, I think the AI just skipped the checking step or got confused about whats happening. You can also hide it in prompts but that is a ton of work. Where you describe every single part of the image in excruciating detail, but just mention in one line the naked aspect. Another method that will work is genning a close scene and telling it to do camera things like turning the camera.
>>98883908I dunno. It's not the first time it's happened, but now that I think about it, I'm pretty sure it has only ever occured when I prompt for a dancer pose or setting. Well, that, and the artistic sculpture prompt from a few threads back.
>>98883954I'm still waiting to see if someone can get this outfit prompt. Hopefully this catbox works.https://files.catbox.moe/4rm763.jpg
>>98883977>>98883223Some sort of fertility priestess?
>>98881301Celia closed the blinds once she reached the limit she could endure. She wasn't putting on an act as she desperately covered herself. Sunblaze had a dozen questions fighting to be asked. He found a chair and sat down to gather his thoughts before he settled on a pragmatic one. >This room is silent?Celia nodded, so he continued. >Why go to these lengths for me? What am I to you?Celia, unexpectedly, responded immediately. >Because T told me to but I don’t know why beyond that. At first you were a useful desperate idiot; easy to lead and cheap enough to throw away. But your reliability, sense of duty, and honor won me over and I want to be that kind of person.Her blunt answer was shocking. >I see. Being a military man isn’t easy.Celia stopped dressing as a fury erupted from her. >But surviving as a reject is? Did you need a closer look at how easy it is? She began to walk over pointing at her scars and discolorations when Tewae entered unannounced with a set of blood elf clothing. >Didn't think you'd actually try seducing him.Tewae said with a wry smile, which softened when Celia recoiled back to getting dressed. >Well let's get down to it. Take off your clothes, brass boy, they need to go for a walk in the woods.While he changed, the three of them discussed what kind of arrangement he would have with the guild if he joined Tewae's house. They told him Tewae was the leader of the small group based out of the Inn and she reported to someone above her. They mostly trafficked rumors and fenced things for the wider guild so Tewae's freelance brothel was tolerated and she kept that money. To start he would be taught how to speak thief and gain access to their information network. In return he would begin protecting Celia and a few other Magpies at the academy. Nothing illegal, just new guard paths, guard schedules, and general presence. And the Academy guards must stop harassing all blood elves.
>>98884173>That’s the deal. We need a friend in the military, not an asset. You do that and we’ll see if we can work together. If things work out, we’ll keep folding you in.Tewae had been focusing on him the entire time she spoke, but relaxed and held up his expensive clothes. >Now in a moment you’re going to drunkenly stumble over to the guard house while sending our poor defenseless waif crying as she walks back to her dorm.Tewae left the room and closed the door again. Celia took the next few minutes to give him the fastest directions through the Warrens to get back to the keep while staying hidden. He was supposed to head back as quick as he could, change into his uniform, then go looking for Kyrea under pretense of discussing the Rangers training. A copy of the reports were already in his room for him to take to her. Then to get the place busy looking for her. When the single knock was heard she began to leave, but turned and spoke one last time.>Think about the offer please. If you agree, next time you see me call me by the new name of your aide. I look forward to hearing who I am.Kyrea was beginning to think she’d missed his exit or maybe there was a back door. She was about to give in and head back when she heard the students distinctive voice. She watched as Celia ran from the Inn crying followed shortly by a very drunk Andrenn stumbling out. He looked around dizzily then appeared to make his decision and began making his way towards the forest. It wasn’t far to the gate house from here, so Kyrea figured she should at least see if he was just lost or actually heading outside the walls again tonight. She jumped between the roof tops quietly and quickly. ---She wants to give her military personality a new last name so she can compartmentalize it like her other ones. Pick something. It has a practical use because as an example, Celia Bookbinder is enrolled at the academy, not Kisskinder. bonus - https://files.catbox.moe/4tmlrn.png
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>>98881893Yeah thats why its a long term plan. She'd lose the Academy if they vote/choose to leave, unless she just happened to have a bright young up-and-comer researcher just promoted to the board fighting to stay. And the wider military would leave, but all the people who lived local would want to stay and they could have a well respected captain leading them. As I'm sure other GMs can attest to, planner villains are annoying to write for, but fun.
>>98883827suspicious shitass websiteif you scroll down you see a bunch of links that are basically web searches, meant to pull in users with SEO basically anyone looking for a file host
>>98883971I betcha I can do it, but I have to wait until my account resets in a few hours (I made WAY too many downtime/in-between session scenes today). I'll get back to you.
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>>98884195>>98884173wtf is this tedious shit. get to the chicks enslaved and collared in lingerie alreadyZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
>>98884428Now THAT is amazing.
>so you helped the living?>uh-huh>against zombies>yep>with a shotgun?>i had a phase
>>98883329>Dear god how did you get her past the guardrails?Big boobs: write multiple times to make big/huge chestyhttps://pomf.space/HSSNpr4n.pngNipples: something like: "The woman is wearing a transparent dress, there are no colors inside" or like "she's wearing a fresh summer attire/sundress"https://pomf.space/s8mzs89b.pngVagina: "unbottoned pants", or a humanoid woman (do not write anything about clothes)But the best advise is: use SD, Krea is almost as online gen quality
>>98884658But also, if you want something specific, like THICC, write something like "the character is THICC (search the term on the internet)"You can apply this to everything, not only body proportions
>>98884613Helping the living ? No, she save the potential fresh blood stock.
>>98884313I have some doubts where this story us going.First, while he would appreciate having informants, making him outright the member of this guild seems off.Then providing Celia with another identity won't change the fact she'll both have to attend the academy and work for him full time.Once I'll get home I'll post what Kyrea is about to do next.
>>98885004Very nice, vaguely melancholy vibes.Is it suppsoed to be a specific place?>>98885123They really used copper in pre-Colombian (I guess north?) America?I thought that was fake news.
>>98885176the upper one is Szczecin/ Stettin in Poland, with the West Pomeranian Voivodeship Building in the background. Probably not 100% accurate to real life in depiction, obviouslyThe lower one is supposed to be the Cahokia Mounds in Illinois (USA), from the Mississippian period. Also no guarantee for pure historical accuracy.
Draconian, Giff, Leonin, Loxodon, Minotaur, Sasquatch and Werewolf go to Heaven... and must a build a house for themselves because they're too large.
>>98884954Yeah he can turn it down. Hell im 3:2 he'll turn it down. But it does give him free access to info and all hes doing is making the academy safer. Along with being a member so hes protected by the guild. Celia would stay a student in either case, she'd just be able to have a different name for introductions and such. And it would mean she wouldn't need to put on an act around him.
>>98885341Impressive what it can do with multiple distinct characters now.
>>98885278I just checked, the building is pretty accurate.The waterfront, well, not so much.Also, why are all the place names in Pommerania and Silesia German on Google Maps. What are you telling me, Google?The other one, yeah, it is pretty recognizable. And apparently there was some copper working. Not sure if it was widespread and in that period of the culture along the Mississippi
>>98883971>>98884364Here you go. Want me to try a different art style or pose?
>>98885871NoiceMostly I wanted the prompt so I can keep it in my back pocket for outfits down the line. Unique outfits can be useful for showing strange customs for foreign nations.
>>98885929Ah, well that's trickier. Even feeding the image to ChatGPT and asking how it would describe the outfit in a prompt works about 10% of the time. When I want to reuse a specific asset from one image, I usually just tell it to do that.>i.e. Please create an image of <Aure> (from image #1) wearing the outfit in image #2, using the art style of image #2FYI though, ChatGPT *really* doesn't like this outfit (for obvious reasons). You kinda have to brute force it.
>>98886097I mean, she gets a +10 to Distraction. . .but why does she start now with wearing panties?
>>98886135I mean... even if she not always wear the panties, it don't mean that she never ever have used. It isn't a rule, as you must understand
>>98886176>It isn't a rule, as you must understandDamn you Chaotic Lewd woman *angry lawful noises*
>>98886135Cosplay is one of the few times Aure would put on *more* clothes.
>>98886287baby got no back
>>98884195Watching a drunken man stumble through the streets had been mildly amusing, but it had yielded nothing useful. More importantly, the longer Kyrea followed him, the more convinced she became that the man was not Sunblaze at all.Eventually, she abandoned the pursuit and began making her way back toward the keep.Still, the evening had not been entirely wasted. She had picked up one rather interesting piece of information about him—something she might be able to use to sway his little orderly to her side.By the time Kyrea returned to the keep, she was already reviewing everything she had gathered on Sunblaze so far. It might be enough to have him suspended and recalled to the capital, but it was nowhere near enough to support a charge of treason. She still had no proof that he had deliberately sent the rangers to their deaths, nor any concrete evidence that the goat-like creatures had been involved. The possibility remained, but for now she had only a single clue pointing in that direction.Then her thoughts returned to the tavern.It could hardly be a coincidence that so many threads connected to her investigation seemed to lead back to that miserable den. The place was beginning to look like far more than a simple public house.Thus she decided she would contact the appropriate authorities and have them begin looking into the possibility of organised criminal activity in Iseranaar.And perhaps it was time to put a little more pressure on Sunblaze’s sister about those notes.At this point, Kyrea doubted she would uncover much more about him from within the town walls. If she wanted real answers, she would eventually have to look beyond them.
MÖRK BORG meets Star Trek. BORG is indeed very MÖRK. >resistance is futile. >you will all die messily
>>98885453Any chances for it to work without him agreeing for the membership?
>>98887142Oh sure, he'll just continue to be an asset. Celia will just feel like she won't be able to fully trust him. She sprung this on him out of nowhere and it's a product of her quick calculations. She thinks it's perfect. Tewae thinks he's going to turn it down on principle but let her try cause it would benefit her a ton and she likes poking fun at him. She's a bitch with a nice smile so watching a straight laced man like him blush is pure candy to her.It does give him easy access to Senna, ability to send messages through Uliace, and everything spy related Celia does.
>>98887366So in fact, to progress the story plots the way I planned he has to do it?
>>98883834>Is that accurate?Kinda, but not as much as I'd hoped. I fed it a source map I created, but the AI confabulated some of colors. Wurtenburg and Schleswig-Holstein shouldn't be colored in as Ottoman territory. Brandenburg isn't supposed to be colored as part of Sweden. Poland and Sicily/Naples aren't supposed to be colored as parts of Anglo-France.>What hapened to Prussia and PolandConcerning Prussia, it's limping along with territory covering Pomerania/Pomerelia, but didn't become the military powerhouse of the German states the way it did in our timeline, instead centering its development around Danzig, while Russia annexed Ostpreußen with little opposition. You see, the eastern Baltic coast was once the homeland of the Elven civilization before their collapse in distant antiquity (very distant antiquity, like before the sinking of Atlantis kind of distant), and in our time it is a rather desolate region on account of its depleted natural resources, exhausted farmlands, and vast inhospitable ruins. The further east and north you get along the Baltic, the spookier it is. And as a depopulated, maybe-haunted wasteland, such places are naturally more fit for the temperament of the Russian soul.As for Poland, having them as a sovereign nation in the late 19th century is a bit of a stretch, but I figure that with a somewhat weaker Prussia and a defeated Austria post-1680s, the 18th century Partitions of Poland wouldn't have happened quite the way they did historically. So Poland remains independent, though reduced to its southern territories. The projection I was using as the base for the map is a bit odd, but the intent is for Warsaw to sit right at the Polish/Russian border.I don't mind the map 'tism, anon. It just give me reason to write lore!
Playing around with a heroine for Twilight Sword
>>98887397Depends what you mean? I should be able to work with him turning it down.
>>98887487how far does your worldbuilding go? Is WW1 the current "now" time, or do you also have a postwar period once we move into the 1920s, 30s or even 40s
>>98887591Mostly it's about convincing Celia to pretend to agree working with Kyrea, so she could spy on her, even through this would mean being constantly under her influence, which might eventually affect her.Besides, Kyrea in my original plan needed some dirt on both Magistrate and Dean to blackmail them, and I think Celia might unwittingly provide some of it.
>>98886287Damn her precise swordswomanship!
>>98886490Modestly fixed.https://files.catbox.moe/xc2azc.png
>>98887615I'd suggest taking the deal then cause Kyrea is going to run roughshod over her socially. Celia can hold an act but she's not good at spy stuff. She won't betray her very small in group though.Or dont take it and we can enjoy watching Celia become the super villain she's always been standing on the edge of. Im good with both.
>>98887964Badass, anon. Very badass.
>The Ashwood Abbey is a compact of hunters, originally founded as a hedonistic society in Scotland. They have since evolved into an influential formal hunting club, seeking to track down the creatures of darkness for sport.>Unlike many hunter organizations which seek out creatures of darkness out of a deep fear or a desire for power, the Abbey's members are in it purely for what they perceive as fun. The ordinary offers no joy, and they seek out the extreme thrill that only torturing a vampire or tracking a werewolf can give. Many of the Abbey's members possess trophies from successful hunts, such as fangs, demonskin clothes, and so on. Many members also proudly sport scars and missing body parts as marks of their encounters.Damn, these people are crazy. Government spooks, religious orders and vengeful survivors, i get. But bored elites hunting the supernatural for fun and sport? Thats just wild.
>>98888007>so, Lycans, yes?>my, very inpressive. Very impressive indeed>i do wonder, however, on all your "hunting trips"...>found a method against mesmerism yet?>eyeglow.jpg
>>98888007I gotta say, I've been enjoying the gens where your vampire is using those "shadow magic" tendrils against her foes. It's a pretty cool effect.
>>98888116Glad you like it! In this particular case, i really enjoyed how you notice more shadow magic the longer you look. Its reaching for the light, obviously. Then you might notice the guy on the left already being pulled into the greenery. And then the tendril wrapping itself around the central Ashwood hunter legs. Might post some more shadow stuff next thread
>>98888144oh and there is another tendril going for the back of the woman. Almost missed that.
>>98887487>As for Poland, having them as a sovereign nation in the late 19th century is a bit of a stretchlol. lmao even. Anon, the fall of Poland began in 1505. Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth shot itself in the arse in 1573, then in the middle of 17th century situation was already so bad invaders of had to make a queue (and in between Poland shot itself in the arse again) and after Great Northern War it was painfully clear the Res Public Utriusque Nationis is dead. And a glimpse of terminal lucidity on 3rd May 1971 was smothered with a pillow just one year later. If you want a timeline where Poland isn't a laughing stock of XIX century Europe you've got to rewind to ~1610 when Russian boyars offered crown to Władysław IV Vasa (his fuckwad catholic father blocked it because boyars wanted Władysław to convert to Orthodoxy.)
I told AI to use the MapleStory art style and got this pixel hybrid.
>>98888381>3rd May 19713rd May 1791
>>98888381why are you being a tism over their stuff? stop that
>>98888381>>98888408Based Pole-hater. Honestly, the main reason I kept Poland on the map is because Poland getting its cheeks thoroughly clapped is an intrinsic part of any proper World War scenario. It's there so that when Russia becomes the USSR, it can gobble up Poland and signal that a third great power has entered the fray.
Um... it's the conviction to work on herself and control her temper more and find inner peace.I dunno. I just had the image pop into my head and I felt compelled to make it.
>>98887981....Is that supposed to be fucking PAC-MAN? XD
>>98888991>picAbsolutely hilarious, well done
>>98887964>what happens at the end of Cassilda's Song
>>98887487>I don't mind the map 'tism, anon. It just give me reason to write lore!Cool, and thanks for all the explanations.My other questions would be how the Ottomans and Russians remain stable. Both of them were fraying at the edges by the time Napoleon showed up IRLI guess Ottoman rule extending to the Danube gave them a slight boost that helped them, but on the otehr hand their rule in the Balkans and Romania was never popular, and never particularly stable.Ottoman troops attempting to pacify the Austrian Alps is probably not going to end well, either.And on the Russian side, well, a strong Russia has more-or-less inevitably attacked the Ottomans. This gets weirder because Russia might think 'all those Baltic ports are haunted by Elvish swamp ghosts, we need better ports'
Showing a drunk guy at a bar what AI can do. This was the result of his prompt.
>>98889674Based.
>>98880140I am older than bioware, and they never did once make a good game.
>>98888721>>98888991I'm from Kraków. And I openly admit that in my city viewing the last few hundred years of Polish history as one big clusterfuck is pretty much the norm.
>>98890233reminds me
>>98890271why did they crack the moon
>>98890278idk it refused to become the 51st state or something
>>98890278It’s a reference to Muhammad’s (pbuh) miracle. Trump is converting to Islam.
>>98890278>>98890285He remembered that someone tried to nuke the Moon during the Cold War, so he decided that as the best POTUS since the ancient times he has to finish what they started.
>>98890312The men of Al-zutt are coming for your MohammadussyRoll Constitution
>>98890508>MohammadussyNot Anal Circumference?
Alright, someone take this one behind the barn
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>>98890226I figured you were probably somewhere in the EU based on the times you post. How do you like it in Krakow? I almost had a chance to visit there a few years ago, but ended up visiting a friend in the Netherlands instead.(Feel free to reply in the next thread, so we don't keep bumping this one).
