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Icosa
Godess of Fate from my campaign setting. One of the old gods, came into existence with the rest of the world in the pre-epoch. She finds great interest in mortals, but her form is but a poor imitation of them.
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Icosa
Godess of Fate from my campaign setting. One of the old gods, came into existence with the rest of the world in the pre-epoch. She finds great interest in mortals, but her form is but a poor imitation of them.
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SeeDream 5 Pro
Prompt
Make a character. Painterly. Dynamic pose, Mature female. Cracked stone skin, she has 6 arms, and her arms have doll joints. Her stone neck is a stump, headless. In place of a head, she has a blank floating D20 that is surrounded by 20 illusory faces in different expressions, all belonging to her, different faces from different cycles of reincarnation. She is wearing a flowing light blue and silvery dress, and the dress seems to fuse or dissolve into the background, into a silvery and mercurial fog, into the river of fate. The background has a silvery and mercurial river of light and chaos, made of mercury, threads of light, and abstract wheels and silvery white coronal loops made of threads of light and fate. Behind the character's d20 head, there's a large, abstract, and symbolic, wheel of fortune, made of three albino white scaleless snakes with red eyes, biting each other's tails. They make up almost like a celtic wheel pattern. In her hands, she is holding a single white flying d6 that seems to faintly glow.
The image has a lot of abstract symbolism pointing towards fate and cycles, and the mercurial nature of fate, its infinite chaos.
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