Art
Your table’s moments, painted.
Daria illustrates scenes from your sessions — drawn from the transcript of the evening, in a style your campaign picks once.



The pictures come out of play. Daria reads the session, finds the moment worth painting, and works from what was actually described — the dragon whose eye was the size of a person, the tower cracking like a struck bell. That is the difference between this and any image generator: you are not writing a prompt about your campaign, you are looking at your campaign.
The characters in a picture are your characters. Daria paints them from the descriptions and portraits registered for them, so the same face carries from one scene to the next instead of a stranger turning up each time wearing your paladin’s armour.
A campaign chooses one style and keeps it. Fantasy ink, anime, watercolour, playful cartoon, graphic novel — the whole campaign is rendered that way, which is what makes a gallery look like one artist worked on it. Any single picture can be drawn in a different style when you want one, without moving the campaign.
You can also just ask. /generate_image illustrates any moment, character or place on demand, and session art arrives on its own whether or not anybody asks for it.
How a scene becomes a picture
- Pick the campaign’s styleChosen once, in the dashboard. Everything Daria paints for the campaign follows it.
- Play, and be recordedThe transcript is the source material. Nothing is invented for the sake of a picture.
- Art arrives with the sessionDaria picks the moments worth illustrating and paints them alongside the recap.
- Ask for more wheneverUse
/generate_imagefor a specific moment, character or place — including one in a different style.
Questions about campaign art
See your campaign painted.
Daria is not open to the public yet. Join the community server and we will ping you the moment she can record your table.
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