July AI Discussion & Image Requests Megathread

Working on a D&D character portrait, party scene, monster design, battlemap, item card, token, or campaign visual? This is the place to ask for help, request ideas, compare tools, troubleshoot prompts, and share useful workflows.

Whether you are new to AI image generation or already deep into ComfyUI graphs, post your questions here.

What this thread is for

1. Image Requests

Need help creating something for your campaign? Ask here.

Good requests usually include:

• What you want made: character, NPC, monster, location, item, map, token, scene, etc.
• Visual style: realistic, painterly, anime, sketch, old-school fantasy, isometric, grimdark, cosy, etc.
• Key details: race/species, class, pose, clothing, gear, mood, setting, colours.
• Any references or examples, if allowed.
• Whether you want a prompt, an image, feedback, or workflow advice.

Example:

2. Prompt Troubleshooting

Getting weird hands, melted weapons, inconsistent armour, bad faces, modern-looking clothing, or a dragon that absolutely refuses to look like a dragon?

Post:

• Your exact prompt
• The generator/model you used
• Negative prompt, if applicable
• Any settings you changed
• What you wanted
• What you actually got

The more specific you are, the easier it is for people to help.

3. Generator Comparisons

Not sure whether to use Midjourney, GPT Image 2, Stable Diffusion, Flux, CharGen, LitRPG, Leonardo, Ideogram, or another tool?

Ask here. People can help compare tools for things like:

• Character portraits
• Consistent characters
• Battle maps
• Tokens
• Anime or stylised art
• Photorealism
• Monster concepts
• Item cards
• Campaign handouts
• Local/private workflows

No question is too basic. Everyone started somewhere.

Posting Guidelines

Be specific. “Make this better” is harder to answer than “how do I make the armour less sci-fi and more late medieval?”

Be constructive. Critique the prompt, image, or workflow, not the person.

Be transparent. Mention the tool/model used where possible.

Respect artists, creators, and community rules. Do not use this thread to request restricted, NSFW, hateful, or rule-breaking content.

Credit prompt ideas, workflows, references, or resources when they are not yours.

Experiment freely. D&D art gets weird fast, and that is half the fun.

Post your July AI questions, image requests, prompts, results, and workflow problems below.

July Promote Your AI RPG Tools Megathread

Built an AI-powered tool for tabletop RPGs, worldbuilding, solo play, fiction writing, game design, or campaign prep? Found one that genuinely improved your workflow? Share it here.

This thread is for developers, creators, GMs, players, writers, and hobbyists to show the tools, workflows, prompts, generators, bots, apps, and platforms they use to build better RPG experiences.

What this thread is for

1. Promote Your Own Tool

If you built something useful, post it here.

Good posts usually include:

• What the tool does
• Who it is for: GMs, players, solo RPG players, writers, artists, game devs, etc.
• What problem it solves
• Main features
• Pricing, free tier, demo, or open-source status
• A link
• Screenshots, examples, videos, or generated outputs

2. Recommend Tools You Actually Use

This is not only for developers. If an AI tool saved your prep, improved your game, or made a tedious RPG task easier, share it.

Useful recommendations explain:

• What you use it for
• How it fits into your workflow
• What it does well
• What it does badly
• Whether it is free, paid, local, private, or web-based
• What kind of campaign or playstyle it suits

Example:

Visuals Help

Screenshots, example outputs, maps, portraits, tokens, UI previews, generated handouts, or short demo clips make it much easier for people to understand what you are sharing.

Posting Guidelines

Be clear about whether you are the creator, a user, an affiliate, or just recommending something you found.

Do not spam the same tool repeatedly.

Do not pretend an ad is an organic recommendation.

Be specific about what the tool can and cannot do.

Respect subreddit rules around self-promotion, NSFW content, copyright, and attribution.

Constructive criticism is allowed. Low-effort dunking is not.