Five fantasy adventurers, including elves, a human, and a red-skinned tiefling, are chained in a dark dungeon, lit by torches.

A fantasy-style painting of five adventurers—three half-elves, one human, and one tiefling—chained in a dark stone dungeon. They are shackled to the wall with heavy iron chains. Their clothing is in tatters, reduced to worn and torn undergarments and minimal prison rags that still maintain modesty. Each character shows signs of exhaustion and grit. The half-elf woman rogue (Saera) has sharp eyes, short dark hair, and a wiry build; she glares defiantly despite the chains. The half-elf male ranger (Harland) is lean, rugged, with a weather-beaten face and shoulder-length hair, eyes focused as if calculating an escape. The human paladin (Elias) is muscular, with a bruised face and short-cropped blond hair, looking upward in silent prayer or defiance. The half-elf barbarian woman (Rilka) is strong and broad-shouldered, her expression fierce even while bloodied. The tiefling cleric (Corvan) has curled horns, red-tinged skin, and a calm, haunted gaze—tattered robes clinging to him. The setting is dimly lit with flickering torchlight casting dramatic shadows on the walls. Moss creeps between the dungeon stones, and old bloodstains mark the floor. The mood is grim but resilient, like a scene before a dramatic escape or interrogation. See more