Matheus

The new generator I was using that's good at realistic style is borked atm so take these as placeholders until then.

I've been playing around with another art generator that excels at the realistic/semi-realistic style. Hope you guys enjoy.

Yours came out quite well!

Best I could do are knights riding special needs horses and a hussar with ONE wing.

It struggles to get the realistic style right depending on the prompt. Here's a few alternatives for your trouble. Edit: Just noticed this one doesn't have one of his eyes closed. RIP.

Most stylish I managed to get. Sorry if t he details like the hat aren't right. It struggled to get that damn hat on.

Ok

The AI sort of sucks at old people so this is the best I could get out of it.

Title says it all. Got my hands on a subscription to an AI art generator tool and figured I should volunteer to take "commissions" (if you can call it that) for anyone who wants their OC drawn. Just post a description of your character, as well as the style you want them in (anime, semi-realistic, or realistic) and I'll do my best to generate a portrait that matches it. No uruk/olog characters, sorry. The furry race should be fine though. It should excel at humans and elves.

Great moves, Shannon, keep it up.

This is probably the 6th one this year.

It depends. You can have a Homunculus that subverts their preconceived personality type, but make sure they at least have one or two traits derived from their perspective element. That being said, a Homunculus' personality is not set in stone, nor does this lore actively dictate what your character should be. Its purpose is to broadly guide their creation. Now, for the strengths question: somewhat contrary to what I just said, their strengths and weaknesses are somewhat static. Air Homunculi have strengths associated with the air element, that being of intellect (quick-wits), speed, etc. Fire Homunculi have physical power. Earth Homunculi are much sturdier than the rest, and have a good deal of raw strength, etc. I suppose you can be a little flexible with their physiology, as long as you don't do it to the extent that it will draw complaints. When in doubt, stick to the guidelines for this aspect.