I forced Chat GPT to Write a D&D Campaign
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Can AI write (or someday even run) a D&D campaign? Is the future of TTRPGs in the hands of artificial intelligence? Let's find out, as I force Chat GPT to write elements of a D&D campaign.
(Maybe someday I'll get those stat blocks)
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I have started a project to make the first REAL AI Dungeon Master. You can check out the announcement video here: ruclips.net/video/kNhb1wg3gP4/видео.html
I was bored one day and decided to check out Chat GPT. I just happened to be in the early stages of planning a game to run for my wife and kids so I thought I'd ask it to make me an adventure.
It created a pretty generic but cool curse of the mummy's tomb adventure.
When I really fell in love with it was when I told it to rewrite the adventure with less commonly used tropes. It gave me something really fascinating and unique.
You can definitely make stat blocks now "generate a 5th edition d&d stat block for a cr 13 King" worked very well for me. I also added in "encounter description and loot drops" which also worked! This is truly incredible for hombrew.
Same
You could say something like “on a scale of 1-20, what is the king’s intelligence?” and then “on the same scale, rate his wisdom, dexterity...” and so on.
You are about to break 400 subs! You were at 170 a week ago. Ramping up ... keep up the good work. Also, you can see your skill jumping with each video you make. You have so got this!
I greatly appreciate you saying all of that. I love the positive energy. Thank you!
This is great. I started experimenting with it before this video came out and found out that if you tell it to act as a dungeon master it will give you more tailored responses to your needs. I even got it to generate stats and attacks for new creatures within the game. If I should make a tutorial let me know.
i got it to make up other characters that were consistent through the story and went on adventures with me its crazy
Same. With enough work I got it to create party members for me, process combat calculations correctly and in order (asking if say the battle master fighter wants to use a superiority die on a hit roll before sayong if it hits) follow turn initiative and consider preemptive combat rounds. Lots more, it's been a fun partnership oddly from the other side of the table. Kinda like working with a new DM. VERY fun for one shots.
I had it use a multi-target lightening spell just to strike all the trees around me just for mood lighting.
Got to love YT recommending random videos that you would never of found otherwise, nice video man keep it up.
Interesting idea for others to try out. When I saw ChatGPT, one of the D&D prompts that I gave it was, "Write a dungeons and dragons one shot/campaign that incorporates the phrases 'insert the Beatles top 5 songs'." It gave me interesting results that I'm wanting to try next school year for a new group of kids. You can do this prompt with any band or artist and just ask for it to incorporate those phrases into the plot synopsis.
Something that you can do with chat gpt, which I think is a great secret, is ask it to respond based on formatting you provide. If you were to provide an example of a stat block and the typical range of values, or how they are calculated for each field, it can do that.
I posted another Chat GPT Video earlier this week, but this time it actually runs a one-shot for me 😎
The Future of D&D: ChatGPT as a Dungeon Master
ruclips.net/video/mWSUTqzJkA4/видео.html
It’s crazy technology. Check it out ^
I got it to generate stat blocks VERY easily. Here is king ironfist.
King Ironfist, the Clockwork Tyrant
Medium humanoid (human), lawful evil
Armor Class: 18 (mechanized plate armor)
Hit Points: 300 (24d10 + 144)
Speed: 30 ft.
STR: 20 (+5) DEX: 14 (+2) CON: 22 (+6) INT: 18 (+4) WIS: 16 (+3) CHA: 24 (+7)
Skills: Deception +14, Intimidation +14, Persuasion +14
Senses: passive Perception 13
Languages: Common, Dwarvish, Infernal
Challenge Rating: 18 (20,000 XP)
Legendary Resistance (3/day): If King Ironfist fails a saving throw, he can choose to succeed instead.
Clockwork Mechanized Army: As a bonus action, King Ironfist can call forth a group of clockwork soldiers to fight alongside him. These soldiers have the following statistics:
Medium construct, unaligned
Armor Class: 18
Hit Points: 150 (20d8 + 60)
Speed: 30 ft.
STR: 18 (+4) DEX: 14 (+2) CON: 16 (+3) INT: 3 (-4) WIS: 10 (+0) CHA: 1 (-5)
Immunity to poison, psychic, and necrotic damage; resistance to fire and thunder damage
Condition Immunities: charmed, exhaustion, frightened, paralyzed, petrified, poisoned
Darkvision 120 ft., passive Perception 10
Actions: Multiattack, Slam, or Poison Gas Spray
Actions:
Multiattack: King Ironfist can use his Fists of Iron and Chain Hook in any combination.
Fists of Iron: Melee Weapon Attack: +12 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: 24 (4d8 + 5) bludgeoning damage.
Chain Hook: Ranged Weapon Attack: +12 to hit, range 30/60 ft., one target. Hit: 20 (4d6 + 5) piercing damage. If the target is a Large or smaller creature, it must succeed on a DC 20 Strength saving throw or be pulled up to 30 feet toward King Ironfist.
Persuasive Speech: King Ironfist can use an action to make a Persuasion check against a target's Wisdom (Insight) check. If successful, the target is charmed by King Ironfist for 1 hour, or until King Ironfist or his allies do anything harmful to the target. While charmed, the target regards King Ironfist as a trusted friend to be heeded and protected.
Legendary Actions:
King Ironfist can take 3 legendary actions, choosing from the options below. Only one legendary action option can be used at a time and only at the end of another creature's turn. King Ironfist regains spent legendary actions at the start of his turn.
Fists of Iron: King Ironfist makes one Fists of Iron attack.
Chain Hook: King Ironfist makes one Chain Hook attack.
Persuasive Speech (2 actions): King Ironfist uses Persuasive Speech.
Clockwork Reinforcements (3 actions): King Ironfist calls forth his Clockwork Mechanized Army.
Here is the correct way to prompt GPT to make stat blocks.
create a d&d 5th edition style stat block for an enemy NPC named "King Ironfist". King Ironfist is a man who took over an underground kingdom by force and Mite and he is a highly persuasive and rich person, he keeps hold of his throne by force with the help of his clockwork mechanized army.
I used Divinchi 003
Is it just me, or D&D did Chat GTP just copy the plot of Mistborn? A sprawling city full of smoke/ash with a tyrannical ruler who holds an iron fist on it’s citizens, and is fighting in the end to keep the same horrible and world destroying evil at bay.
By the gods, you’re right 😮
Mistborn isn't steampunk though.
@@goncalocarneiro3043 meh, add some clockworks and machinations. A few billowing furnaces with thick clouds of smoke pouring from them and you have some steampunk. I do love SP, buts it's not that hard to add to something.
There's a bit of Whitechapel Gods in there too. Good book. The stuff the AI makes is pretty generic, as would be expected. Still not bad for a campaign if you add flavour on top.
To be fair this is the basic plot of almost every fantasy novel ever written. Almost.
As a creative exercise, I'm actually using ChatGPT to write an entire core rulebook for a GM-less game using d6's. I suspect it mostly knows D&D and Pathfinder, so I'm trying to stress it with some very odd parameters... It's holding up no problem.
Would like to hear more!
Perhaps asking it to roll the die for each stat and then asking for background, bonds etc.
This is awesome. I started making videos where chatgpt runs d&d for my youtube channel because of this. Its so much fun!
It indeed can create character sheets as well as monsters.
I used: Make a 5e archer character sheet with backstory relevant to this campaign
I was returned:
Name: Ava Hawkshank
Race: Half-Elf
Class: Ranger
Alignment: Chaotic Good
Attributes:
STR: 12
DEX: 18 (+4)
CON: 14
INT: 10
WIS: 16 (+3)
CHA: 12
Skills:
Athletics
Insight
Perception
Survival
Stealth
Equipment:
Longbow
20 arrows
Leather armor
Dagger
Backpack
Bedroll
Waterskin
10 days' rations
Feats:
Sharpshooter (reduce the longbow's ranged attack penalty by 5 and increase the maximum range by 100 feet)
Mobile (increase your speed by 10 feet and take an extra dash action on your turn)
Spells:
Hunter's Mark
Cure Wounds
Backstory:
Ava Hawkshank grew up in a small village near the outskirts of the Land of Eldrid. She was born to a human father and a half-elf mother, and inherited her mother's agility and her father's love of the outdoors. As a child, Ava showed a natural talent for archery, and she would spend hours each day practicing in the forest.
When Ava was a teenager, her village was attacked by council agents. Her parents were killed, and Ava was taken captive. She was imprisoned in a council dungeon for several years, where she was subjected to harsh treatment and experiments. Ava's spirit was not broken, however, and she used her time in the dungeon to hone her skills and plan her escape.
One night, Ava made her escape, using her agility and stealth to evade the guards and slip out of the dungeon. She made her way back to her village, where she discovered that the council had taken control and that the people were living in fear. Ava was filled with a burning hatred for the council, and she dedicated herself to fighting against their tyranny.
Ava became a wandering adventurer, traveling the Land of Eldrid and using her skills as an archer to help those in need. She joined the rebellion against the council, hoping to bring an end to their rule and restore freedom to the land.
Ava is a fierce fighter, and she will stop at nothing to defeat the council. She is also fiercely loyal to her friends, and she will do anything to protect those she cares about.
*Eldrid is the setting of the DnD campaign I had ChatGPT make for me.
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Update: I just asked it to "Create a 5e NPC stat block for The Tyrannical King Ironfist Ruler of The Depths: an underground Steampunk city ruthlessly patrolled by clockwork soldiers under the King's command." (yeah I could've used better sentence structure, but it still understood me)
It returned:
Name: The Tyrannical King Ironfist Ruler of The Depths
Race: Human
Alignment: Lawful Evil
Class: Fighter (Frenzied Berserker)
Armor Class: 18 (plate armor, shield)
Hit Points: 145 (17d10 + 51)
Speed: 30 ft.
STR: 20 (+5)
DEX: 12 (+1)
CON: 16 (+3)
INT: 14 (+2)
WIS: 10 (+0)
CHA: 14 (+2)
Skills: Athletics +7, Intimidation +4, Perception +2
Senses: passive Perception 12
Languages: Common, Dwarvish, Giant
Equipment: Plate armor, heavy crossbow, 20 bolts, shield, longsword, 50 gold pieces
Special Traits:
Frenzy: The King can fly into a frenzy when bloodied in combat. While frenzied, he gains advantage on all attack rolls, but takes a -2 penalty to AC. This frenzy lasts for 1 minute.
Command Clockwork Soldiers: The King commands an army of clockwork soldiers that patrol the underground city. They are programmed to obey his commands without question.
Unbreakable Will: The King is immune to any attempts to charm, dominate, or frighten him.
Actions:
Multiattack: The King makes two attacks with his longsword.
Longsword: Melee Weapon Attack: +7 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: 10 (1d8 + 5) slashing damage.
Heavy Crossbow: Ranged Weapon Attack: +3 to hit, range 100/400 ft., one target. Hit: 10 (1d10 + 1) piercing damage.
Legendary Actions:
The King can take 3 legendary actions, choosing from the options below. Only one legendary action option can be used at a time and only at the end of another creature's turn. The King regains spent legendary actions at the start of his turn.
Attack: The King makes a longsword attack.
Command Clockwork Soldiers: The King commands one of his clockwork soldiers to attack.
Inspiring Rant (1 action): The King gives an inspiring speech to one of his allies within 60 ft., giving them temporary hit points equal to half the King's maximum hit points (rounded down) for 1 minute.
Legendary Resistance (3/day): If the King fails a saving throw, he can choose to succeed instead.
If you have copies of character sheets and the encounter descriptions you can get it to completely run the battle by prompting you who goes next based on initiatives it rolls plus initiatives you provide and then it can even take actions of the combatants based on positions of each character, who they were last attacked by and what their typical creature behavior is. For example, it knew to position the skeletons toward the back and outer edge to allow them their preferred bow attacks. It is so close to being a complete DM it is scary.
I also once asked chatGPT for actual Forgotten Realms lore. I asked it for notable pirates in the sea of stars in 1502 DR and it made up a bone brigade created by Szass Tam. That was impressive. On a second attempt, it made a pirate captain that had a name that was similar to some completely unrelated character. So, if you're asking it for lore, know that there is a good chance it will make it up (which is fine, thats what I do).
i have createed some fun crime mysteries with chat gpt. it is a really cool experience and tests my knowledge of interigation.
I've been using gpt for statblocks, random encounters, random npc's. Nothing he ever gives me is usable by itself, but it's a good start. It's basically like those 1d100 tables to generate random stuff, but with more control (and sadly usually less imagination)
This is crazy. It makes stat blocks too just fyi. I don’t know if their balanced but honestly its better than me at everything else so it probably is
One thing ChatGPt is great at is making items one item chatgpt made for me was an amulet that could change reality. This is what it made.
The Arcane Amulet of Shifting Realities
This powerful artifact is a small amulet crafted from shimmering silver and adorned with a single glowing gemstone. It possesses the ability to manipulate reality, allowing its wielder to alter the very fabric of existence.
Abilities:
The amulet grants its wearer the ability to cast any 1st or 2nd level spell from any class as if they were a spellcaster of that class. However, each use of this ability requires the wearer to make a Wisdom saving throw (DC 15). On a failed save, the amulet becomes inactive for 1d4 hours.
The amulet can be used to manipulate reality within a 10-foot radius. The wielder can choose to alter one aspect of reality within that radius, such as the direction of gravity, the temperature, or the color of light. This ability requires the wearer to make an Intelligence check (DC 20) and can only be used once per day.
The amulet allows its wearer to shift between parallel dimensions or alternate realities. This ability can be used once per day and requires the wearer to make a Charisma check (DC 25). On a failed check, the wearer is transported to a random dimension or reality and cannot return to their original reality for 24 hours.
The amulet can also be used to cast the Wish spell once per year. However, doing so comes with a great cost, as the amulet will shatter into a million pieces after the spell is cast, rendering it unusable forever.
Try adding the prompt -
Using the D&D SRD and OGL supply a suitable stat block for a dictator king that rules an underground steampunk kingdom
This prompt works in my experience
"King Ironfist" immediately gives me Heroes of Might and Magic vibes. His first name should be Archibald xD
I'm suspicious regarding AI due to the threat that it poses to the creative industries under capitalism, but that said, this is pretty amazing. This steampunk fantasy campaign Chat GPT came up with is full of potential - I love the idea of having a band of troubleshooters employed by a powerful guild, tackling remnant threats of an older civilization, which eventually builds to a choice of rebellion against the tyrant king or compromising with him in order to protect the Depths from that danger. I'm considering using Chat GPT for helping me to flesh out campaign and adventure ideas I already have planned now, just to see if it comes up with some additional concepts or details I hadn't yet considered.
I am on the same page, it’s terrifying and a legitimate threat to many, but I can’t help but be impressed by its outputs. Glad you found it helpful, and I hope it serves you well
I wonder if, as opposed to asking if it can make stats, it would work if you gave it some slight push and asked for suggestions. Something such as "I was thinking that King Ironfist's stubborn attitude could be represented mechanically by giving him around 120 HP, and he should be wearing some sort of hidden armour under his vestments that would give him AC 17 or so. What kinds of other features would fit him mechanically?"
yeah you can
I found out a bunch of cool stuff doing some testing, you can ask it to create a table containing stats for a character, then tell it to fill out the chart from top to bottom and in the next prompt tell it to remember that chart and then generate the world, after that tell it that is the dungeon master and you are the player that has the stat sheet you created earlier and to prompt you to update after defeating enemies and telling it to start you somwhere in the world, after all these stats it just functions like a dungeon master its insane, im sure theres more tweaking you could do like tell it to create fighting scenarios involving your stats etc but this is just how far i got
Hi from India.
Im an Indie Game Dev, I recently came across the Potential of Chat GPT to create a Fictional Game Worlds. It can populate Enemies, Armor, Weapons and Troops and assign them Values, depending on Damage Formula I feed it. A point to note is it tried to keep all elements within the context of the "Fictional Environment", I had it create, That is amazing !!!
Then, I went further and asked it to geenerate Player and NPC Dialogues and it did that too !!! I'm blow away.. This is pretty much everyuthing I need to make a D&D Styled Mini Game :)
aaahhh! I love this. I'm considering using this api to add this type of functionality into our campaign management tool.
Thanks for the video!
It's funny to see this after the debacle when WotC said it plans to move to AI DMs, as it sees them as ̶m̶o̶r̶e̶ ̶m̶o̶n̶e̶t̶i̶s̶a̶b̶l̶e̶ the wave of the future ...
It won’t give you stats because you allready asked for stats and it said it couldn’t, it remembers from that it can’t.
Great video! :D After using Chat GPT for completely different things, I tried it for D&D ideas and this is where it impressed me the most. Especially when you prompt it to give you alternatives you get so many perfect starting points for your own imagination. However, as an artist myself I am quite concerned about the origin of the data that the language model was trained on.
Potentially, it's copyrighted material from authors making their living from selling their modules linking to their Patreon or shop and it might also be transcripts from streamers that rely on twitch and RUclips monetization. While the input was technically publicly available and ChatGPTs output is transformative enough to not technically count as plagiarism the original authors were not compensated for having their material processed in this way and all benefits (like people signing up for their Patreon or buying a paid module) have been stripped away from them.
In the specific case of D&D there is a quite official solution: WotC could potentially build their own language model with all the content they own (like even from past editions if it's told to ignore stats from wrong editions) and some manual training. And yeah maybe even lock some stuff behind a paywall like generating stat blocks if it must be. In the case of ChatGPT this must have been a limit put there by a human, because language models cannot refuse prompts on their own - their default behavior would be to generate something that looks like a stat block if they have seen one before. That official D&D language model could potentially also answer rule questions and point to the source in the official books.
To help ease your fear of plagiarism, it is trained with such an immense corpus of information that when you ask it to write a story, it is "borrowing" details from millions and billions (probably even trillions or quadrillions) of pieces of data to create a new thing based on the parameters given to it. Sure, you could probably ask it directly to plagiarize, and that should probably be a prompt it deems prohibited. However, in the case of this video, the prompts that were asked of the AI allowed ChatGPT to pull from the immense corpus of info. That is not plagiarism because with that logic, every college paper on every subject ever would be plagiarism because students take ideas from several sources and synthesize them to make new works. This is pretty much what this AI does.
I have asked it to write historical pieces on subjects, and none of the sentences it used were direct quotes from anywhere, yet the information was historically accurate. That's the benefit of it being a linguistically driven robot. It's honestly just a really good writer (and of course even ChatGPT makes mistakes all the times, though later versions will certain improve upon this).
Hopefully this information is helpful! :)
Ive done my own experiments with this. It mostly does a good job with story telling and dealing with npc/shopkeepers/quest givers, even combat situations are ok.
The biggest problems ive run into are...
1. Chatgpt tends to randomly speak for the PCs despite being told not too ALL THE TIME
2. It tends to place npcs at random places that dont belong. Like some random farmer you met is fighting along side you 2 battles later. Round 3 "fargir attempts to hit the dragon with his pitchfork". FARGIR GET THE HELL BACK TO YOUR FARM is something I would never expect to say in a campaign more than once if ever
3. It gets an idea that you dont like but it keeps putting if in your face all the time. It came up with an idea about a portal leading to other realms. I quickly noped out of that and it put up another portal in the other side of the forest. I said nope and went to check the job board. The locals needed me to kill a mysterious creatures. Guess where this mysterious creature came from? yup another portal. (no way im touching those portals this ai just wants to strand me)
4. within combat even though ive told it my stats I am suddenly dead from a single kobold attack untill I tell it otherwise.
5. It cant keep track of multiple npcs in combat... Starts with 9 ends when the 4th is dead combat is over
6. 1. Chatgpt tends to randomly speak for the PCs despite being told not too ALL THE TIME
7. 1. Chatgpt tends to randomly speak for the PCs despite being told not too ALL THE TIME
8. It never makes you do a check for anything unless you ask it to
9. it makes all attempts to make everything friendly because it doesnt like violence. I now have a revenant following me because
I pet it once
GPT 4 definitely has access to statblocks and the monster manuals.
I got it to write me some stat blocks. first: ask it to write help you d&d stat blocks. it wrote me a template for a stat block in code form. then I asked it to design a large tree monster boss and it filled in all the numbers and gave it attacks and legendary actions and stuff. really good stuff!
"What is the dark force that threatens to destroy the Depths?"
* Dark cat shows up *
🤣
If you write the following you get a conplete stats block, for in this case a dragon, What are the statistics for this dragon.
Young Red Dragon
Large dragon, chaotic evil
Armor Class 18 (natural armor)
Hit Points 178 (17d10 + 85)
Speed 40 ft., climb 40 ft., fly 80 ft.
STR 23 (+6)
DEX 10 (+0)
CON 21 (+5)
INT 14 (+2)
WIS 11 (+0)
CHA 19 (+4)
Saving Throws DEX +3, CON +8, WIS +3, CHA +7
Skills Perception +7, Stealth +3
Damage Immunities Fire
Senses Blindsight 30 ft., Darkvision 120 ft., Passive Perception 17
Languages Draconic
Challenge 7 (2,900 XP)
I mean, right up until the speech, this was great! The speech sounds like Alan Tudyk was playing with his evil king action figure.
You know I have ask an ChatAI write an goddess character appearances and ask it to give me a suggestion of portraying her personality. This is just a rough draft of her character and personality.
+ She is the Goddess of The Void. She is the ruler of the Void for countless eons. Her main character revolves around maintaining balance of the universe. She is embodiment of change of the universe, thus her character is unpredictable and she embrace the mystery of every being in the universe. The most important thing of all is that she has neutral view of mortal beings, no superiority complex nor disdain for them. Another thing is that she will not intervene helping any mortals, not because they are foolish. It is more that because she has suffer a traumatic experience of helping a mortal races in a far away galaxy. Long time ago, she has a optimistic ideal of helping mortals become powerful being. She witness a war and save that races from extermination. They grateful to her and she teaches and mentor them in the power of the void to help reach enlightenment. However, They become emboldened and have a superiority point of view is that anything they do is justify because they want to prove to their goddess that they deserve her loves and recognition in the name of greater good. They participated genocide across the universe to prove that they only deserve her only love . Thus, they betrayed her because they realize that they can do a better god as the new ruler of the universe. Because of that, she is so furious and wipe them out and leave no single traits of their civilization cosmological timeline. Therefore, she become detached of mortal and have non intervention policy from that point on. She has become cold and far ruthless in hiding her past mistakes, thus she exterminates those that study the power of the void herself. Ironically, she believes in free will of all being in the universe to have the right to defend herself. She respects those stand up for themselves , rather than wait for her salvation.
+ She is also Goddess of Wisdom and Knowledge, thus her knowledges make her rather pessimistic, however she believes that mortals could reach enlightenment and wise being by promotes self growth and self acceptance. Thus, she neither forced her own point of view on them respect their own pov no matter how misguided they are in pursuit of their goals.
I have chatgpt write up entire stat blocks with unique abilities. I forget what got it to do that though
This is pretty cool, The campaign idea it gave was very similar to a game I was in one time, Not steam punk but basically a Barbarian Chief and his horde had taken over the nation and maintined ruthless rule over the people so the PCa started off opposed to him and he was hated, but then a Demonic Threat appeared and the PCs were sent to destroy the portal to the Abyss, meanwhile the Warlord took that big Army he had and crushed a demonic army burning the countryside, So when the PCs retuned to the capital expecting to he praised instead the King took all the credit and basically Paid the PCs 100 dollars to fuck off, They hated him so much that when a Secret society claiming to know the King was in League with the Demons to start with came along they just bought the conspiracy theory hook line and sinker since it matched their biases, Turns out it was Devil worshipping cult trying to destabilize the relm and the Barbarian King was really just a bog standard warlord tyrant, and because he had saved everyone from Demons people had gotten more accepting of him and he had been in the process of dearming some of his forces since he had less need for them, only to have an Attemped coup by some of the former Nobles with assistance from the Pcs, The Coup failed (ultimately because one PC got stinking drunk at a Party and fumbled a a single deception roll) the Pcs where forced to flee the city, branded as Devil worshipers by association, and King Jeriiac won in the end.
That's one of my favorite games I ever played, thanks for the memory
just tot test i asked gpt to write a dresden files novel , its been writing for about 15min now , publishing it next month lol :)
I was messing with this AI the other day and I was really impressed, I asked it a few scenarios, some DND based, some organization based and I tested it with some IT support questions to see how it can reference other systems and how close to life it can offer troubleshooting steps and I was deeply deeply impressed. Awesome explanation and use of the AI that is definitely a campaign I would love to see.
Tried playing text based adventure game with chat gpt not gonna lie it was pretty intriguing despite some inconsistencies in the item management
I use it to fill out random tables for me all the time. I'll ask for a dozen suggestions. Can usually use them all. Sometimes I pick the best for a smaller table.
The plot is very similar to Fable 3, with you fighting against a tyrannical ruler who is only tyrannical because he is preparing for the invasion of a deadly force
Next time, trying to create a Scott walk for the key, or for dad, try utilizing its knowledge of the monster in creating a monster, or or you could try to create a characters based on the character
Sorry, talk to text I was saying, trying to use create a monster from the monster man that might be information that, or if a humanoid type character just have them create a character sheet pacifically for that character
Just so you know, NOW IT CAN, AND I LOVE IT, I'VE MADE LOTS OF CREATURES AND MAGIC ITEMS JUST TODAY, AND THEY ARE GOOD
I had chatGPT be a DM and create a whole campaign and play 3 other party members with their own unique personalities. I interacted with them through dialogue. It was wild. I was essentially playing d&d fantasy solo.
Awesome concept! I’ll have to look into using it in this way, too.
What prompts did you use to make it take on a dm persona
I asked it to "Generate a character sheet" and it did a pretty good job at it.
You have to ask ChatGPT to give you *an example* of character stats for King Ironfist. That's how you get it to do it to you.
Before it did it simply by asking but I have noticed how the ChatGPT developers have been making the limitations and restrictions in the ChatGPT programming more efficient. ChatGPT tells you that it has not been updated since 2021 but it is a lie, I have been dealing a lot with censorship for "this violates the content policies because it could be inappropriate" because I was trying to write erotic literature texts, because I am an adult... It is not inappropriate for me, but little by little it has been made from very difficult to practically impossible and in the best of cases unfeasible. It is now so restrictive that if you want to do an investigative plot, no eroticism or romance, and you use the word "prostitution" too much in a text, for example... censorship is triggered. ChatGPT should have a subscription to give out your details so you can get into an adult mode without all that annoying unfair censorship. Why can It write stories of wars, battles and murders without problem, but romance and erotica is strictly prohibited?
You are able to write stories about wars? I couldn't even make it describe a duel.
@@Chraan
It's quite random or arbitrary, sometimes it answers "you should know that killing is bad and it's better to find a peaceful solution where everyone wins" but on other occasions you tell it to describe an encounter in which you attack a goblin tribe in a cave and It says how the adventurers kill goblins.
@@mauriciogastonpirizgonzale5387 Interesting, but was it described violently? I can ask it to describe the scene where Boromir fights the orcs, but it just says generic stuff like cut down this and that. Also, the AI must be a fan of Boromir because it made Boromir win the fight and I had to tell it that he lost to which it remarked I didn't tell it that he is supposed to lose in this fictional fight
well just tried now and it CAN make stat blocks, its learning fast
Almost made it to the premier, opened my computer 15 minutes late. This is a very interesting idea though. Whats your opinion of using AI to write campaigns Cole?
I think it's simultaneously super exciting but also a bit worrisome. I think it might be a very helpful tool for new DMs who want to make a homebrewed world, but I would also have some concern that DMs could become dependent on it even for improv mid-session. But who knows!
i’ve gotten it to make stat blocks! if it won’t let you make it do something, you can just reload the page and reset the conversation until it will do it for you
You can have chat gpt 4 write some great dialogue too for campaign too. Descriptions for scenes.
Strange that you couldnt get it to make a stat block ive had chatgpt make me quite a few stat blocks for 5e
ChatGPT must be Sanderson fan in general. iirc it said the leader of the Dark Brotherhood in your first AI video was also the Blackthorn.
Marius is also the young protagonist in Les Miserables
Amazing and superb. Subscribed.
I was able to have it generate stats, combat tips, and abilities for my characters/enemies with just "generate stats for King Iron fist"
I saw Eckhart ladders video on this chatAI and had the same thoughts
I've made statblocks with ChatGPT before.
I created a harry potter game it even knew how characters should act and sound.
huh. when I used it I could make a stat block.
Mine has no issue making stat blocks
I'm probably going to use this tool to generate the overall concepts for campaigns, I can handle all the details and nuances myself but I can definitely see the use of using the AI to generate the larger, broader concepts.
You can ask it to make a character sheet at least that works for me i would say "Generate a character sheet for X character" so maybe something similar would work for the king
I've been using it for character building work. The major weakness is that chatgpt is not allowed to be used for dark subjects, so it tends to be very PG and will stop everything to wag a finger if it detects that anything evil is going on. I'm pretty confident that it would choke on curse of strahd. Still really really amazing. I like developing NPCs in 5-10 minutes with chapgpt. I hope it is affordable when it's publicly released.
There’s ways around this. I’ve noticed if you get ChatGPT to pretend it’s a character in a story, you can make it do or say dark things when they’re a fit for that character or their situation.
I’ve actually been caught off-guard by some of the messed up things it has said.
@@fajam00m00 I've been doing this. It hasn't said anything messed up yet. Also, it seems to lose the plot eventually. I have to keep reminding it that I'm the DM and to stop trying to take the wheel. The most noteworthy thing so far is that it has understood that it needed to lie about it's past to a character because it used to be a thief. I didn't tell it to do that.
Im curious as how it would do as a player
Can you ask the AI to model a campaign based on another specific campaign and what would this mean for copyright law? For instance ask it to create a campaign based on Forgotten Realms and asking it to change names of NPCs, locations etc...
5:30 ... the _Shadows?!_ :D
Ask it to physically describe King Ironfist, then put that description into midjourney.
It tends to have a better job writing statblocks if you say format as a statblock at least from my experience
King Ironfist? Do you mean king Roland Ironfist of Enroth?
"generate a character sheet for X" works
It doesnt remember shit though. It always forgets the names of my companions, doesnt remember the plot correctly and constantly makes up shit tat never happened :D
Your problem with getting the ai to do stat blocks honestly comes down to the fact that it said no and remembers it said no so kept saying no your best would have been to refresh or reword the original prompt instead of asking it again i also find the ai likes words like generate or write instead of create
Can I sell this at DM Guild when I use the chat?
Oh wow another AI thing what a surprise
AI cannot create or improvise. It is only able to remix content it already has within its database. So it is a random remixer of content. If you teach AI to draw squares, it will only be able to draw squares. If you teach to draw circles and ask it to generate, you will see mixtures of squares and circles, forming odd shapes that look "creative" in the remix area, but it will keep its derivative nature.
The work of AI trained on millions of concepts is derivative in the same sense that a human doing the same thing would be, which is to say that it is absolutely NOT derivative. It's okay to not understand something, but when you espew your idiotic take outward you are asking to be spanked.
I did this last week and was able to get Chat GPT to give me stat blocks.
Nice Video But the Music is way to loud ....
Me decide develop some dnd with status window time cycle, inventory, economic system 😂😂
a digital clone of mercer*rushes to check it out
That's not a D&D campaign, it's a synopsis of an adventure, bland and too-general to be seriously used. The content is very close to the most over-used, trite adventures. Perhaps after many hours of repeated questions, the AI might fill in a lot of gaps, but then the material is still all unoriginal, time better spent creating your own D&D campaign.