I was just testing to see if it could be fun. Yes, I think so. In fact, I find that ChatGPT is a Dungeon Master’s dream toolbox for homebrew stuff.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ocuNIrl8lP13YQZrRGsCcWjcX-57CyDdNagB-7AyH1Y/edit?usp=sharing
EDIT: Copied the OpenAI chat to a Google Doc.
How is that a transcript?
It is the log of my chat with openai.
We can’t access your chats, they’re private to each user. You’ll have to screenshot the conversation to share it.
Oh I did not know that. I thought it was a share link lol. I will copy the text to a file I can link
Thanks for updating the link!
I find GPT is very good at saying obvious things, but not so good at throwing the curveballs that you want from a DM. Did anything in the adventure surprise you in particular?
I use ChatGPT for name generation, and you can start seeing the name table it has squirreled away after a certain point. I wonder if you ran several sessions with it, if you’d start seeing a lot of the same plot points and characters showing up?
I have not used it enough to tell. I asked it to make a one-shot for me. It set up the entire plot, created the stat blocks for the monsters, set up the encounters. Created the traps and the puzzles. It even made the magic items, along with detailed descriptions and lore. I’ve had it help with making a custom setting, including custom races and classes. It’s not copy/paste perfect of course, but good enough of a framework that I can easily go in and tweak stuff. Definitely saves hours of work.
