In this whimsical Valentine's Day card design, imagine a cozy medieval tavern scene bustling with quirky characters straight from a Dungeons & Dragons campaign. At the center of the illustration is a round wooden table, polished but worn from countless tales told around it. Seated at the table is a charming, roguish figure with a gleam in their eye, reminiscent of a mischievous Maxfield Parrish character. They are rolling a large, oversized 20-sided die that seems to sparkle under the warm glow of lantern light hanging above, each side featuring a heart motif instead of numbers. The die has landed on a "20," or a "nat 20," and beside it is a parchment scroll with ornate, Beardsley-inspired flourishes that reads, "I'd Crit Hit That."

To the left, a wizard in flowing, Rackham-esque robes leans in with a knowing smile, their hat tilted jauntily to one side, and their wand resting beside a mug of frothy ale. On the right, a burly warrior with armor that glints like Parrish's enchanted worlds, rests an affectionate hand on the shoulder of a nearby bard, who is serenading the group with a lute carved with intricate Sendak-like patterns. Overhead, an old wooden sign swings gently, etched with the tavern's name in the delicate, swirling style of Beatrix Potter's garden signage.

The background is alive with characters: a small, cartoonish dragon nibbles on a pie at the counter, and a tiny fairy with Edward Gorey's playfully macabre flair flutters by, carrying a love potion in a tiny vial. The walls are decorated with tapestries that echo Wyeth's vibrant adventures, depicting legendary couples from epic tales. The floor is strewn with petals and confetti in a burst of celebration, inviting viewers to join this merry band of adventurers in their joyous, love-filled quest.

Generated with these themes: I'd crit hit that, and D&D nat 20.

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