Artificial intelligence usage
AI Transparency
D&D Portal uses artificial intelligence for a limited number of supporting visuals, including class cards, subclass cards, character concepts, species references, locations, NPCs, and monsters.
AI visuals are used to provide a quick visual impression of the content and are not presented as official artwork, commissioned artwork, or manually illustrated work.
The presence of an AI-generated image does not mean the related written content was also generated by AI.
Use of Artificial Intelligence
D&D Portal may use artificial intelligence for supporting visuals, image variations, background edits, page-card illustrations, temporary placeholders, and concept references.
These images are used to help players quickly recognise the subject of a page. They are not intended to replace official art, commissioned art, or professional artists.
AI-generated images on this website are not presented as original hand-drawn, painted, photographed, or manually illustrated works by Toon van Berkel.
How AI Images Are Used
- Class and subclass cards.
- Homebrew character concepts.
- Species and creature references.
- Campaign locations and environments.
- Non-player character portraits.
- Alternative character appearances.
- Background replacements and visual edits.
- Temporary illustrations while original artwork is unavailable.
Image Classifications
AI-generated images are primarily created through an image-generation tool. AI-assisted images start from an existing image and use AI for edits, expansion, cleanup, variations, or background work.
Image records should identify the page or asset group, the kind of AI involvement, and the purpose of the image when that matters for transparency.
AI Image Register
The following local asset groups are treated as AI-generated or AI-assisted supporting images and should stay visible in the transparency register.
- Artificer class portraits
- Barbarian class and subclass portraits
- Bard class portraits
- Blood Hunter class portraits
- Captain class portraits
- Champion class portraits
- Cleric class portraits
- Death Domain portraits
- Life Domain portraits
- Druid class portraits
- Fighter class portraits
- Gunslinger class portraits
- Illrigger class portraits
- Messenger class portraits
- Monk class portraits
- Monster Hunter class portraits
- Mournbound class portraits
- Paladin class portraits
- Pugilist class portraits
- Ranger class portraits
- Rogue class and subclass portraits
- Scholar class portraits
- Shinobi class portraits
- Sorcerer class portraits
- Treasure Hunter class portraits
- Vampyr class portraits
- Warlock class portraits
- Warden class portraits
- Wizard class portraits
- Human species portraits
- Elf species portraits
- Chakraborn species portraits
Written Content Review
AI may assist with drafting, restructuring, summarising, or expanding text, but rules content should still be reviewed before it is used as campaign reference.
- Official rule summaries should be checked against the relevant source or table ruling.
- Homebrew text should be reviewed for balance, clarity, and campaign fit.
- Links should use central data paths where possible.
- Generated descriptions should be edited so they match the site tone and structure.
- AI output should not be treated as a source by itself.
Limitations
AI-generated images can contain visual errors, misleading details, inconsistent equipment, inaccurate anatomy, or implied rules details that are not actually part of the page.
When an image conflicts with written rules, the written page content and source references take priority.