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D&D (2024) Speculation on the art in the new core books

DavyGreenwind

Just some guy
I like this guy.
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Yaarel

🇮🇱He-Mage
Here are paleontological uses of AI imaging to reconstruct skeletal remains of the reallife "hobbit", Homo floresiensis. They are about a meter tall. Note the large hands and feet. There is still debate about how humanlike or bonobo-chimpanzee-like the face should be, and I am skeptical about the accuracy of AI at this point in time. But for fantasy purposes, something like these seem realistic for a Halfling species.

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Whizbang Dustyboots

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Here are paleontological uses of AI imaging to reconstruct skeletal remains of the reallife "hobbit", Homo floresiensis. They are about a meter tall. Note the large hands and feet. There is still debate about how humanlike or bonobo-chimpanzee-like the face should be, and I am skeptical about the accuracy of AI at this point in time. But for fantasy purposes, something like these seem realistic for a Halfling species.

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Get that guy a waistcoat and a long-stemmed pipe!
 

Yaarel

🇮🇱He-Mage
So for D&D art purposes, analogous to elven pointed ears,

The telltale feature of the Halfling would be a prominent browridge and cheekbones surrounding the eyes. It reminds me a bit of goggles.

Meanwhile, the ears tend to be round and outward. The hands and feet are proportionally larger than for most humans.

They seem decent-looking.
 
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