r/dndai

Been working on my setting and fleshing out the Dhampir, or the Al-Dhamari as they are called. Took a bit of inspiration from the banu Haqim from Vampire: The Masquerade.

When I first saw the original Dungeon Masters Guide for AD&D as a kid, I thought for sure that the red guy on the front was a demon of some sort. My mom did too, hence her displeasure at my playing the game 😅 But I learned it was actually an Efreet, a type of elemental jinn, and he just LOOKED demonic. He was, you know, still evil and red and fiery, but not a demon!

I'm reading Hyperion and wanted to make an image of the Shrike. Could be a big bad for a campaign. I compiled all the descriptions of the Shrike and fed it into midjourney.

Basically the Dragonborn of my homebrew setting. Trying to get myself motivated to work on my World Anvil entry and wanted make this. They do not call themselves Dragonborn in my world, but they are the only Dragons. True Dragons on the other hand... those are something else, and so much more rare.

Hi everyone, I'm new to Reddit and just created this profile for my illustrations. My work starts with sketches done in Photoshop/Rebelle (with a graphics tablet), then reworked in a continuous workflow consisting of multiple steps in a SD model I trained with my work.
All this helps to achieve a style that, I hope, is unique, and to achieve a level of detail that (for now) AIs cannot match (each image is between 20 and 60 megapixels). Each table takes several hours to create, so I hope you enjoy them!
Each table takes several hours, so I hope they are worth the effort!

Trust the Name, See the Results.