AI is a dice-embedded in TTRPG.
Think about it: AI image generation is clearly a case of DC check. Visualize the scene I want and check whether it is being executed correctly. I wait for the moment the AI image is generated, hoping for success. If you succeed, you’ll feel better than ever in the world. My character is alive! Every scene is alive!
There are many people in the world who dislike AI. I think everyone is creating something. Because I'm a private citizen on this side. (I want to do the music properly), so I don't have a strong aversion to AI-generated images. When I was a kid, I used Windows 98 and XP, but now I use AI! I am the boat of Theseus; that is another name for the millennial kids.
If you want help conceptualizing a world by generating images with AI to create scenes for DnD or other TTRPG, I don't think it's a bad idea to use AI as is. That's exactly what I've been doing. To make this harder, try generating the image just once. Then it really feels like dice. lol
The image below is an example.
These are the future employees of the bakery I run. According to the rules I set Homebrew, if they need to visit the hospital more than three times due to fatigue, I plan to hire them through anger and sadness.
The pink-haired dude is a dwarf, but a supermodel dwarf among the tallest. However, compared to other races, she is short, and she is dissatisfied. The Yellow-Haired Dude is the daughter of a noble family; after her father is falsely accused, she is forced to move to a rural estate, so she stays in the big city alone to earn a living. This is the background story.
With AI, these characters will change their appearance, just like the protagonists of 2000s Japanese bishoujo dating simulation games. I like that. If it can change like this, why don't you use it? Sorry. I want to use. If anyone wants to use it, go ahead. I like it. AI image generator is absolutely a dice.