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This sounds useful, what sort of prompts are you throwing at it to get quests/encounters/puzzles/dialogue etc please?
by darreninthenet 4y ago
This sounds useful, what sort of prompts are you throwing at it to get quests/encounters/puzzles/dialogue etc please?
- thom 4y agoI started out with something as simple as “Give me an idea for a starter D&D campaign suitable for a beginner 11 year old” and was happy with the results. I followed up with “Give details of the monsters and their stats and abilities for each encounter” and a couple of follow ups to fill in gaps. It mentioned a puzzle as part of an encounter and I just asked it for more detail and it gave a great explanation. I also asked “Give some example dialogue for each NPC in the village.” just for some inspiration on one of the settings. I am by no means an expert prompter but these sorts of conversations have yielded great results every time. One of my players also has some very specific background that they’ve written and I’ve been able to supply that and ask for some future encounters and plot points to support their story. I really couldn’t be more impressed - if you don’t like the initial output you can always iterate but I feel like I’ve been very lucky so far.
- darreninthenet 4y agoThat's really useful, thanks!