Character guides

Playable species, in plain language.

Short reference pages for players deciding what to roll. Looking for help with MythWeaver itself? That lives in the documentation.

Aasimar{ "Aasimars are touched by the divine, not full angels": { " Avoid the halo cliché and learn to prompt for subtle celestial features": "ethereal eyes, a metallic sheen, and otherworldly beauty that doesn't scream \"Renaissance painting.\"" }, "author": "MythWeaver Team", "date": "2025-12-11", "readTime": "3 min read", "categoryId": "exotic-races", "category": "Exotic Races", "sidebarOrder": 2, "image": "/Images/aasimar.png", "published": true }
Dragonborn{ "Dragonborn are humanoid dragons, not humans with scales": { " Discover how to prompt for draconic features that actually look draconic": "frills, snouts, and scales that command respect rather than a wince." }, "author": "MythWeaver Team", "date": "2025-12-11", "readTime": "3 min read", "categoryId": "exotic-races", "category": "Exotic Races", "sidebarOrder": 4, "image": "/Images/dragonborn.png", "published": true }
DwarfStop generating generic bearded warriors. Learn the prompts that turn your dwarves into memorable characters, from master smiths to ale-brewing merchants with grudges older than your campaign.
ElfA practical guide to creating memorable elf characters in MythWeaver with AI-generated portraits that actually look good.
GenasiFire genasi shouldn't look like someone set a human on fire. Master prompts for all four elements (flame hair, watery skin, wind-swept features and stone textures) that feel natural, not like CGI.
GnomeGnomes are inventors, tinkerers, and scholars, not garden decorations. Master prompts that capture their wild hair, animated expressions, and workshop chaos to create characters bursting with personality.
Half-OrcBreak free from the "mindless barbarian" trap. Learn to balance human and orc features to create half-orc characters that can be scholars, merchants or bards, not just muscle with tusks.
HalflingYour halfling rogue isn't a child, so stop generating cherubs. Learn to prompt for adult proportions and features that show cunning rogues and wise merchants, not toddlers with daggers.
HumanHumans are diverse, not generic. Stop generating stock photos and learn to prompt for distinctive features (scars, ethnicity, age and character-defining traits) that make your human characters unforgettable.
TieflingYour tiefling merchant deserves better than devil cosplay. Master the balance between infernal heritage and humanity to create portraits that reflect their complex stories, not Halloween costumes.

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