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I was actually working on The Rathe while you were commenting, though I didn't include their chamber in Ragrax, I'll try that some time. The peaceful Rathe watching the Rallosian armies fucking around by invading the Rathe Mountains. The Rallosian armies finding out. Some more FAFO...

Bing Image Creator / Dall-E 3. Also, Rallos Zek the Warlord, overseeing the Rallosian invasions of Norrath. This is a mountainpass leading to what would become Lake Rathetear.

Ask and you shall receive (not sure she's dead though!)

I don't use any names from places or creatures from EverQuest, it never gave me much results in the early attempts so I stopped. For Cazic Thule, I posted the prompt on the previous page, but basically the creature itself is "Giant mud monster, headless and eyeless. Spiked back. Hunched over". I...

@Kharzette Xegony the Queen of Air, flying above the spires of Eryslai the Kingdom of Wind.

The Triumvirate of Water : Povar, Tarew Marr and E'ci (Vapor, Water, Ice, galaxy-brains at Verant I tell ya) in the Plane of Water. I never thought much of Coirnav their avatar in the game, but if you're really into tentacles there are websites for that. Also the Triumvirate when they helped...

Fennin Ro the Tyrant of Fire, in Doomfire the Burning Lands. Since he's one of the four primordial elemental lords, I wanted to convey how vast the fuckers are. If you have requests for specific stuff, preferably from EQ but possibly other things, please post them here or send me messages...

Also another Cazic-Thule, barely illuminated by the wall of fire surrounding the Temple of Fear, tracking prey in his dark jungle realm.

Bertoxxulous in the ruins of Lxanvom that became his Crypt of Decay Here's one without the malnourished pot-belly if you prefer that design.

As I said, the AI doesn't seem to know what EverQuest is, so this is all just lengthy descriptive prompts. I haven't saved the prompts specifically but the one for Cazic-Thule was still in the AI this morning so it is : A dark overgrown jungle. Tall cliffs. A huge wall of flames. A giant mud...

Tried my hand at some of the early Planes. Plane of Sky : an efreeti meditating and being visisted by the Eye of Veeshan (AI just doesn't get spirocs) Plane of Hate : Innoruuk in a dark street of his hateful realm Plane of Hate : the Maestro of Rancor, some abhorrent gargoyles behind him...

Thanks for the feedback, folks. Dall-E 3 doesn't seem to know much about EverQuest, telling it to recreate soandso from EverQuest doesn't get much result so far. What you've seen is mostly the result of trying to balance out prompts between some details to get it as accurate as I can, and not...

Karnor's Castle Burning Woods (Frontier Mountains in the distance, Chardok on the right) Inside Chardok Veeshan's Peak

Also made some Kunark zones : Firiona Vie Lake of Ill Omen Dreadlands

I also had these two, but they're decidedly less DJ-eque.

Veeshan the Wyrmqueen, seeding life on primordial Norrath, leaving her claw marks on Velious.

I've been using Bing Image Creator / Dall-E 3, and only using prompts. It's really stubborn sometimes but I'm enjoying it.

Steamfont Mountains Ak'anon

Greater Faydark (Kelethin mostly, since it's otherwise kind of empty) Clan Crushbone Felwithe (seen from beyond the gate, Felwithe always looked to me to be squished between the Faydark and some mountains bordering it, a kind of hidden enclave) Lesser Faydark Castle Mistmoore

I've used words like ebony skin to get decent results for drow, you might want to give it a try, but sometimes yeah it just doesn't want to do what you're asking. I've decided to make some landscapes from EverQuest, starting with Faydwer zones : Butcherblock Mountains Kaladim Dagnor's...

I've been reading some of the last books of the Drizzt Saga so I tried my hand with DALL-E 3 to draw some of the characters. Zaknafein Artemis Entreri Also a couple of my favorite EQ villains : Venril Sathir Emperor Ssraeshza Phinigel Atropos with some thralls

Did you see how many Seanchan soldiers there are? They get one arrow each. They shoot it and go get it back. It was his one arrow and Lan fucking stole it and used it to stab someone else.

Me either... I mean, the crafted polearm itself was kind of almost clever because it looked like the weapon Mat gets much later from the Tower of Ghenjei, and he is supposed to be proficient with that kind of weapon in his past incarnations. But they could have had that for Mat while also...

Rand does get stabbed in the side, but they completely changed it because it's Mat who throws a crafted polearm (a pole with the Shadar Logoth dagger attached at the end of it) at Ishamael but Ishamael is only an illusion and so the spear hits Rand in the side. The ugly wound is a plot point...

I highly doubt Ishamael was supposed to be balefired in the finale. Balefire is easy enough to make with CGI since the person just disappears and events around them are undone due to balefire's tendency to burn a person out of the pattern so much it undoes other threads around them. When...

Andor is great, yeah. I kinda hope they'll keep the two sides of the Star Wars unvierse separate in further series or films, I really like the more serious down-to-earth vibe of espionnage and grit Andor brings to the table, and I also like the more fantasy-oriented magic users with light swords...

I know you're joking, but they already introduced General Hux's dad in Mando season 3, he's Brendol Hux at the council of the Imperial Remnant when Moff Gideon talks about the return of Thrawn. He does look like the Weasley dad.

Nah, spent my entire EQ life on Povar.

Granted he didn't have crazy Force powers, but that's kind of what they did with Chirrut played by Donnie Yen in Rogue One.

Considering his troopers are called "Night Troopers" in the subtitles, the Nightsisters are probably responsible for a part of his army being there at all, remember they are necromancers, and a bunch of those troopers had weird voices and shattered armors. But as soon as he doesn't need them...

I think casting the voice actor for Rebels Thrawn was a great choice, Thrawn is, as you said, much more about his calm demeanor and intellect than about being a scary ripped dude. Of course in Rebels he was also shown to be quite strong in the martial arts and a skilled fighter, but he's also...

In the last episode, I really liked how the Yellow Ajah sister's powers seemed focused on the body of her foes, like how she could remove skin or twist the skeleton of her targets, you could see the healing / medical applications to those weaves but also how they could be used for offense. It's...

Supposedly the movie would have Deadpool searching across the multiverse to find the ultimate best Wolverine (Hugh Jackman), and there'd be several variants (Karl Urban, Daniel Radcliffe, etc..).

If they ever go that far in the series, I'm betting they'll use the Lanfear/Cyndane thing to turn her into a woman of color.

I recall Lan goes through similar issues later in the books when Moiraine disappears for a good long while (the incident with the twisted red doorframe), except obviously he doesn't have hissy fits with bitchy Moiraine since she's not there anymore (and isn't such a bitch in the books). He goes...

Yeah, send her to the old man so they can shit the bed together.

I did finish all the books, and I know they're not indigenous to the Aiel Waste. However, it seemed to me when I read the books their exodus was thousands of years and hundreds of generations ago, so it's a little odd to me they're still pale with red hair. I'm also aware of the lore reasons for...

To be fair, the Aiel being fair-skinned redheads who also veil themselves and wear towels on their heads while living in tents in an arid wasteland, never really made much sense in the books. There's a reason why desert populations are dark-skinned. That said, Rand being white and redhead...

After finishing Tunic 100% (great game but goddamn it's cryptic, basically a mix of classic Zelda and Dark Souls), I've been playing Blasphemous 2, which also feels like Dark Souls but in a Metroidvania, a bit like Hollow Knight but without the cutesy graphics and in an even more fucked up...

The reason why Rand can fly and teleport during the battle against Ba'alzamon is because it takes place entirely in Tel'haran'rhiod, the Dream World, which is where Bal'azamon was all this time, hence why he kept appearing in the three boys' dreams. He does those things without really knowing...