yeah but is it really worth it to learn how to draw and color etc only for the purposes of a D&D portrait? maybe for some, and obv my players get the choice to do whatever, but with day jobs and lives, getting together to play itself is a commitment so I don’t see the issue in creating a one-time portrait just for the purposes of quick execution
I’m also a musician and artist and I rant about AI art and its effects all the time so yeah I get it
my players love to generate their portraits with AI bc they feel they have agency on how to present their character on the board
It’s all a matter of perspective
100% won’t regret it
Well now you gotta stick around!
“This app is preventing you from deplaning.”
as in the inventor of chess, THE Gary Chess?
But Meowth can use Payday whenever he wants
that’s amoreeee
He doesn’t feel safe in his own skin
no problem (:
posted my thoughts above: https://lemmy.world/post/33096786/18361675
I just gave the whole playlist a listen. To me, Petrichor by Brambles comes the closest to remind me of “rainy smells”. Most of the songs that are guitar-heavy or have lyrics completely ruin the sensation (not saying the songs are bad bc of that reason).
some context: I can pretty much always smell rain when I hear rain, so music that contains actual rain will come the closest to triggering the same sensation. However, sounds that mimic the bliss and murkiness of a rainy afternoon also has the same effect - e.g. bells, piano, roomy reverb, “pitter patter” percussion etc.
haven’t gotten around to it yet 😔 I’ll let you know when I do
edit: looks like the playlist isn’t public, I’ll ask OP to share it
I… shall let you know
literally me, and this list is missing (or maybe cut off from screenshot) Petrichor by Ludovico Einaudi
This is why Mantine has Remoraid attached to them when they appear in the wild
mutants everywhere are losing it
yas leak