ChatGPT image gen flags fully-covered D&D armor as "too revealing"
anitawasright · reddit · 2026-10-15
A user tried to generate images of their D&D group wearing their characters' armor using friends' reference photos — every single image was censored by ChatGPT for being "too revealing," despite the armor being completely modest. The one image it did produce had the skirt lengthened to the ankles and long sleeves added. The post highlights how image generation censorship rules currently feel out of wack, blocking even ordinary fantasy roleplay creations.
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