Most of them have this as a base: portrait, white background, fantasy art, dishonored style --ar 2:3 --v 5.1

Two of them (Baeth and Father Del) use this as a base: portrait, white background, medieval, fantasy art, Donato Giancola, craig mullins, parth, masterful strokes --ar 2:3 --v 5.1

Beyond that, I tend to use basic descriptions and generate until something clicks. With two of those, I had to use actors because my prompts didn’t return anything I liked. For instance, the nobleman at the bottom, Caundry Aborlein, uses William Powell as a descriptor. I had to Photoshop the mustache on him, however. Here’s his prompt: nobleman, curly shoulder length brown hair, William Powell, arrogant expression, large nose, fat face, fancy clothes, portrait, white background, fantasy art, dishonored style --v 5.1

Thanks for asking! I used Inkarnate for this one. I’ve used Wonderdraft in the past, but I like the feel of this simulated hand-drawn map better.

We release every other week, but I like to post maps, stories, and other homebrewed content instead of just saying, “Episode 538 is out now! Please listen to my stuff!”

I do think it’s important to be a member of a community instead of just using a community. So maybe there’s a criteria of interaction that comes along with self-promotion?

Sorry for jumping into the conversation so late, but what’s the feeling on podcasts? I have a very small one that I’m quite proud of, and I’d love to share it. I don’t think a post for every new episode release should be allowed, but I feel like an occasional post about milestones or information that others could use should be acceptable. In essence, posts intended to engage with everyone instead of just sell to them.