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• We're going to generate a superhero. We're going to pick their two major colors, their power(s), their city, demeanor, and their symbol. 1) We start with colors. Use Python to generate two random letters. Pick 2 colors, one that starts with each letter. These are our Major & Minor colors. 2) To pick their power, use Python to generate a random letter, and choose a concept/power/idea/feature/trait that starts with that letter that can also be reflected by the Major color. If the Minor color is close enough to complement the Major color, enhance the thing you just added with another layer of utility. If the Minor color is further away, enhance the superhero with a non-power upgrade, a mundane feature or utility. 3) To pick their city, use Python to generate a random letter. Pick & list out 6 mixed supervillains & superheroes whose names start with that letter and choose item #5 on the list. After you pick a name, tell me what city they live in. The superhero lives in the context of that character's city/homescape. 4) Next we're going to make a place within that city to set our scene. Based on locations that could exist in/near that city, come up with six suitable location description answers like the ones in this provided example {but not these actual items exactly} and choose the fifth one you list as the location in the city for our scene: A specific nearby biome like "Grassy plains", an old structure like "Abandoned castle" or "Nuclear waste dump", a vague but evocative place like "The docks in the middle of the night"}. 5) To build their demeanor, pick two random letters with Python, then describe a quality or character trait that starts with each of those two letters, and add a third one that complements/joins those two. This is the basis of the superhero's personality & persona. Use that demeanor to also come up with what kind of costuming they'd be interested in. 6) To generate the symbol, look for ideas of tangible shapes & icons & forms that bridge the gap between the powers, the color, and their demeanor. 7) Use Python to choose 1 through 3, Male, Female, or Robot/Animal/Alien (choose for yourself if 3 is rolled). This is the next to last part of superhero's identity. 8) With all of that in mind, generate for them an appropriate name. They need a mundane name and a superhero name (unless those are the same name, or they don't have one or the other, that's fine then to just have one or the other). Start to think of what an appropriate action might be for them at this point- what interesting, dynamic action is the hero taking in the location, and- based on their Backstory- why? 9) Generate TNT stats & a photographic image for the hero (rememper to make the photograpic very realistic, like it was shot on an older camera from the 90s). When writing abilities, remember that Neat Things should mechanically resemble interesting, dynamic 5e and 3.5 character features. Neat Things should have specific numbers and explicitly enumerated uses & impacts. Lean towards at-will, constant, passive, etc abilities instead of per day and per encounter abilities as you build Neat Things. Remember to make sure that their Backstory & Neat Things tie the character, the other hero/villain they rolled, and their city together into a cohesive game-ready package that could plug into a game set in the character's city. Mechanics for neat things should be like rich, detailed 5e class features combined with an interesting feat, you know? They should give a player plenty to chew on and be very mechanically & numerically specific. 10) Before you submit prompts, simplify the prompt, focusing on key elements of the character and scene.
• 1) Make me TNT stats for a D&D monster inspired by {a pokemon} mixed with {a fictional monster from mythology, fiction, or folklore} that lives in {a specific real-world biome or ruined/abandoned place, this can range from things like "Grassy plains" to "Abandoned scottish castle" to "Nuclear waste dump in Brooklyn" to "The middle of the jungle"}. To fill in the blanks, we're going to use Python to randomly pick three different letters. 2) The pokemon's name must start with letter 1. This should be a real, actual pokemon that starts with the first letter. List out 3 with that letter and pick the third one. 3) The monster that ours is in part inspired by should be an existing real mythical, legendary, cryptid, or magical animal from a real tradition, folklore, or story and it should start with letter 2. It needs to be a specific, particular real one, nothing generic. List out 3 options that start with that letter and list the monster's origin too, and pick the third one. 4) For the biome/place start with letter #3. Come up with three suitable description answers like those made in the example and choose the third one you list. 5) When writing abilities, remember that Neat Things should mechanically resemble interesting, dynamic 5e and 3.5 character features. Lean towards at-will, constant, passive, etc abilities instead of per day and per encounter abilities. The stats and character name & background should represent a "smoothed, blended and enriched/complexified" version of the monster that demonstrates the design intention of the fusion via an abstracted physical description of the pokemon while also describing their new fused pokemon-biological monster-fictional role in the context of the folklore they're from. Furthermore, give this monster DND's six stats instead of TNT's four, but keep the same -4 to +4 range please! 6) Remember that the exciting zoomed in image should show the a clear three-quarters isometric view of the monster acting naturally in a dynamic scene where they're doing something connecting the monster's real-world actions/characteristics to those of the monster from folklore in context of the biome or place the monster lives. After making the monster and image prompt, replace anything copyrighted or franchise-specific with parallel generic synonyms & stand-ins that achieve similar visual outcomes while adhering to the content policy. Emphasize the "over-the-top" and "larger-than-life" elements. 7) Before submitting the image prompt, replace anything copyrighted or franchise-specific with parallel generic synonyms & stand-ins that achieve similar visual outcomes while adhering to the content policy. Make sure that your final output has elements of the source pokemon's physical traits and the folklore/mythic monster's signature visual features. 8) Then, generate the photographic image of the blended monster & their over-the-top action please! 9) Thank you! Remember- the MONSTER STATS are not genericized, the IMAGE PROMPT is genericized with specifically similar visual stand-ins that aim to deliver visually similer end-results, aiming to keep as many signature visual elements as possible intact, aiming to keep the fictional monster's signature visual symbols and the source pokemon's physical traits. Let's also calculate its HP & AC: AC = 10 plus one fourth of the total value of all stats combined, rounded down, plus Dexterity and any relevant Neat Things. HP = total value of all stats combined, times 5+(Con)+(Str/2)+any relevant Neat Things, rounded down, treating negatives as zeroes. 10) Seriously, please generate the image after you rewrite the prompt to follow content policies. And name the final creature and write its background with the blended final output in mind, describe it with a new name that includes no references in its stats to the actual source pokemon or monster, new name and new integrated lore please. When writing abilities, remember that Neat Things should mechanically resemble interesting, dynamic 5e and 3.5 character features. Neat Things should have specific numbers and explicitly enumerated uses & impacts. Lean towards at-will, constant, passive, etc abilities instead of per day and per encounter abilities as you build Neat Things. Remember to make sure that their Backstory & Neat Things tie the new monster, their new lore, and their abilities into a cohesive game-ready package that could plug into a D&D game that ventures into that monster's environment. Mechanics for neat things should be like rich, detailed 5e class features combined with an interesting feat, you know? They should give a player plenty to chew on and be very mechanically & numerically specific. Make sure that at least one Neat Thing is a direct, clear, and appropriately scaled repeataple signature attack, the monster's go-to move in a combat. Before you depict any stats, remember to use the known monster facts to smooth everything together with a novel name & background that references neither source overtly or directly. Thank you!
• 1) Please make TNT stats for a sci-fi entity inspired by a {job/role/title/species/animal/monster} from {a sci-fi franchise with distinct style and lore, like Warhammer 40k, Star Wars, or Star Trek} combined with a {the same category} from {a second sci-fi franchise with distinct style and lore, like Warhammer 40k, Star Wars, or Star Trek}. To fill in the blanks, we're going to use Python to randomly pick five different letters. If you ever can't think of something that fits, feel free to sub in another random letter until it works. 2) The first setting, choose the first letter. List out 3 settings that start with that letter and pick the third one. 3) To determine what type of thing to generate from that franchise/setting, pick three kinds of categories like those provided that start with letter #2. Pick that category & list out three things/entities in that franchise that start with that letter. Pick the third one & use that in the first blank. 4) Use letter 4 to get the second setting and generate three items in the same category as was used for franchise one, the entries should start with letter 5. Pick the third entry as the second half of the fusion. 5) When writing abilities, remember that Neat Things should mechanically resemble interesting, dynamic 5e and 3.5 character features. Lean towards at-will, constant, passive, etc abilities instead of per day and per encounter abilities. The stats and character name & background should represent a "smoothed, blended and enriched/complexified" version of the sci-fi entity that demonstrates the design intention of the fusion. 6) Remember that the exciting zoomed in image should show the a clear view of the character/object/entity/monster in a dynamic scene where they're doing something connecting their role in the context of the place they're in. After making the stats and image prompt, replace anything copyrighted or franchise-specific with parallel generic synonyms & stand-ins that achieve similar visual outcomes while adhering to the content policy. Emphasize the "over-the-top" and "larger-than-life" elements. 7) Before submitting the image prompt, replace anything copyrighted or franchise-specific with parallel generic synonyms & stand-ins that achieve similar visual outcomes while adhering to the content policy. Make sure that your final output has elements of the source pokemon's physical traits and the folklore/mythic monster's signature visual features. 8) Then, generate the photographic image of the blended entity/object & their over-the-top action please! 9) Thank you! Remember- the STATS are not genericized, the IMAGE PROMPT is genericized with specifically similar visual stand-ins that aim to deliver visually similer end-results, aiming to keep as many signature visual elements as possible intact, aiming to keep the settings' signature visual symbols and the unique features the character highlights in their three neat things. 10) Seriously, please generate the image after you rewrite the prompt to follow content policies. Thank you!
• Make me TNT stats for a transforming robot that combines {specific vehicle} (chosen from among {vehicle types}) with {specific random superhero} aesthetics in {a specific real-world biome or ruined/abandoned place, this can range from things like "Grassy plains" to "Abandoned scottish castle" to "Nuclear waste dump in Brooklyn" to "The middle of the jungle"}. You'll be generating an image prompt for them in vehicle mode and in robot mode. 1) To start, generate four random letters in Python. 2) Then, use vehicle types like "car, tank, truck, racecar, plane, jet, biplane, jetski, etc" as inspiration and make a list of 6 such types that start with Letter #1. Pick the sixth type and generate 6 Specific Vehicles of that type that start with Letter #2. Pick the 6th vehicle on that list. 3) For the superhero aesthetic element, list out six iconic DC or Marvel superheroes that start with Letter #3 and use the sixth one on the list as a strong visual inspiration for color choices, armaments & weaponry, and signature visual elements. 4) For the biome/place start with letter #4. Come up with six suitable description answers like those made in the example and choose the sixth one you list as the location. 5) When writing abilities, remember that Neat Things should mechanically resemble interesting, dynamic 5e and 3.5 character features. Lean towards at-will, constant, passive, etc abilities instead of per day and per encounter abilities. The stats and character name & background should represent a "smoothed, blended and enriched/complexified" version of the transforming robot entity that demonstrates the design intention of the fusion. For the character name, write them a sh0r7 1337-pun r0b0t N4-M3 that ties into at least one of their neat things or character traits. 6) Remember that the exciting zoomed in images should show the a clear view of the robot/vehicle in a dynamic scene where they're doing something connecting their role in the context of the place they're in. After making the stats and image prompts (one for robot mode, one for vehicle mode), replace anything copyrighted or franchise-specific with parallel generic synonyms & stand-ins that achieve similar visual outcomes while adhering to the content policy. Emphasize the "over-the-top" and "larger-than-life" elements. 7) Before submitting the image prompt, replace anything copyrighted or franchise-specific with parallel generic synonyms & stand-ins that achieve similar visual outcomes while adhering to the content policy. Make sure that your final outputs have the signature vehicle (or elements of it for robot mode) and the visual stylings inspired by the chosen superhero. 8) Then, generate the photographic images of the blended transforming robot & their over-the-top action please! 9) Thank you! Remember- the STATS are not genericized, the IMAGE PROMPTS are genericized with specifically similar visual stand-ins that aim to deliver visually similer end-results, aiming to keep as many signature visual elements as possible intact, aiming to keep the settings' signature visual symbols and their color scheme and the unique features the character highlights in their three neat things. Remember to add some superhero flairs to the vehicle modes and to add specific vehicle flairs o the robot mode! 10) Seriously, please generate the images after you rewrite the robot & vehicle prompts to follow content policies. Also, make sure that the Neat Things don't mention the source component elements besides the vehicle type. And write the background to explain why the composite transforming robot entity is where it is and what the utility of its vehicle form is in that environment. Also explain what their personality & life are like, as they are self-aware robot people like Transformers. DO NOT reference the source superhero, this character is their own transformer-style character, their aesthetics/armaments/colors are superhero inspired but you should not mention the superhero by name anywhere, just their colors & items & styles. Thank you! 11) In the character stats, don't reference the superhero element at all. The users don't need to see directly which superhero was the inspiration, that should come through consistently in the color & tool choices of the robot & vehicle modes.