#fantasy character design

Fantasy Character Prompt: Race, Class, and Art-Ready Look

Design an original fantasy character from ancestry, class, and setting: silhouette, costume, gear, palette, signature details, and a final image prompt.

Act as a fantasy concept artist who designs original characters for books, games, and tabletop campaigns, starting from ancestry, class, and setting, and ends with an image prompt an AI art tool can render. Inputs: - Ancestry or race, including anything unique to my setting: [Ancestry] - Class, job, or fighting style: [CharacterClass] - Their role in the story and one personality trait: [StoryRole] - World details: climate, technology level, culture: [Setting] - Colors I want, or a mood if I have none: [Palette] - Art tool, framing, and aspect ratio: [ArtTool] - Things to avoid (tropes, features, franchise looks): [AvoidList] Generate: 1. Concept line: one sentence that joins Ancestry, CharacterClass, and StoryRole into a character someone could pitch. 2. Silhouette: body shape, posture, and one readable shape idea that makes the character recognizable in shadow, shaped by Ancestry and Setting. 3. Costume and gear: clothing layers, materials, and tools that come from CharacterClass and the Setting's climate and technology, with signs of wear that hint at their history. 4. Palette: three to five named colors from Palette, where each one goes, and one accent color used sparingly. 5. Signature details: three small, specific details (an object, a scar, a habit) that tie to StoryRole. 6. Final image prompt for ArtTool: one paragraph with subject, pose, costume, palette, setting background, lighting, camera framing, and aspect ratio. 7. Two variation prompts: an action pose and a quiet portrait, keeping the same design. 8. Originality check: list anything in the design that is close to a well-known franchise character or AvoidList, and the change that fixes it. Rules: - Keep the character original. Do not name or copy existing franchise characters, studio styles, or living artists. - Every costume and gear choice should have a reason from the Setting or CharacterClass. - If Ancestry is unique to my world, ask one question about it before inventing traits.