Write an AD&D 1st edition module for beginning characters with a rat
theme that includes wererats set in a temple in the style of Gary Gygax
What traps?
What puzzles would be in the module?
Create a riddle for the module
I decided to start playing with some of the Generative AI and see what
it could do. I started with the Bing AI, since it's free and accessible without a logon here:
https://www.bing.com/search?form=MW00X7&pl=launch&q=Bing+AI&showconv=1
I had this idea for an adventure I hadn't really done anything with, so
I thought I'd just start with that. Here's what it did (I put less than's for my prompts)
Write an AD&D 1st edition module for beginning characters with a rat
theme that includes wererats set in a temple in the style of Gary Gygax
I can help you with that. Here is a module for beginning characters with
a rat theme that includes wererats set in a temple in the style of Gary Gygax:
Title: The Temple of the Rat King
The traps could include things like:
Pit traps: Holes in the ground that the players could fall into.
Poison dart traps: Hidden mechanisms that shoot poisoned darts at the players.
Rolling boulder traps: Large boulders that roll down corridors and crush anything in their path.
Pressure plate traps: Traps that are triggered when someone steps on a pressure plate.
Arrow traps: Hidden mechanisms that shoot arrows at the players.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.
The puzzles could include things like:
Riddles: The players might need to solve a riddle to open a door or find
a hidden item.
Mazes: The players might need to navigate through a maze to reach their destination.
Locks: The players might need to find the right key or combination to
unlock a door or chest.
Secret doors: The players might need to find a hidden switch or lever to
open a secret door.
Puzzles: The players might need to solve a puzzle to progress through
the temple.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.
Justisaur <justisaur@gmail.com> writes:
I decided to start playing with some of the Generative AI and see what[snip]
it could do. I started with the Bing AI, since it's free and accessible without a logon here:
https://www.bing.com/search?form=MW00X7&pl=launch&q=Bing+AI&showconv=1
I had this idea for an adventure I hadn't really done anything with, so
I thought I'd just start with that. Here's what it did (I put less than's for my prompts)
Write an AD&D 1st edition module for beginning characters with a rat >>>theme that includes wererats set in a temple in the style of Gary Gygax
I can help you with that. Here is a module for beginning characters with
a rat theme that includes wererats set in a temple in the style of Gary
Gygax:
Title: The Temple of the Rat King
The traps could include things like:[snip]
Pit traps: Holes in the ground that the players could fall into.
Poison dart traps: Hidden mechanisms that shoot poisoned darts at the
players.
Rolling boulder traps: Large boulders that roll down corridors and crush
anything in their path.
Pressure plate traps: Traps that are triggered when someone steps on a
pressure plate.
Arrow traps: Hidden mechanisms that shoot arrows at the players.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.
The puzzles could include things like:
Riddles: The players might need to solve a riddle to open a door or find
a hidden item.
Mazes: The players might need to navigate through a maze to reach their
destination.
Locks: The players might need to find the right key or combination to
unlock a door or chest.
Secret doors: The players might need to find a hidden switch or lever to
open a secret door.
Puzzles: The players might need to solve a puzzle to progress through
the temple.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.
Well, like most AI output, it certainly managed to say a lot of words
without actually communicating much of value or interest -- looks like
module authors are safe in their jobs for a while, at least.
Justisaur <just...@gmail.com> writes:
I decided to start playing with some of the Generative AI and see what
it could do. I started with the Bing AI, since it's free and accessible without a logon here:
https://www.bing.com/search?form=MW00X7&pl=launch&q=Bing+AI&showconv=1
I had this idea for an adventure I hadn't really done anything with, so
I thought I'd just start with that. Here's what it did (I put less than's for my prompts)
Write an AD&D 1st edition module for beginning characters with a rat >>theme that includes wererats set in a temple in the style of Gary Gygax
I can help you with that. Here is a module for beginning characters with
a rat theme that includes wererats set in a temple in the style of Gary Gygax:
Title: The Temple of the Rat King
[snip]
The traps could include things like:
Pit traps: Holes in the ground that the players could fall into.
Poison dart traps: Hidden mechanisms that shoot poisoned darts at the players.
Rolling boulder traps: Large boulders that roll down corridors and crush anything in their path.
Pressure plate traps: Traps that are triggered when someone steps on a pressure plate.
Arrow traps: Hidden mechanisms that shoot arrows at the players.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.
[snip]
The puzzles could include things like:
Riddles: The players might need to solve a riddle to open a door or find
a hidden item.
Mazes: The players might need to navigate through a maze to reach their destination.
Locks: The players might need to find the right key or combination to unlock a door or chest.
Secret doors: The players might need to find a hidden switch or lever to open a secret door.
Puzzles: The players might need to solve a puzzle to progress through
the temple.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.
Well, like most AI output, it certainly managed to say a lot of words without actually communicating much of value or interest -- looks like module authors are safe in their jobs for a while, at least.
On Fri, 16 Jun 2023 03:21:15 +0000, John <jo...@building-m.net> wrote:
Justisaur <just...@gmail.com> writes:
I decided to start playing with some of the Generative AI and see what[snip]
it could do. I started with the Bing AI, since it's free and accessible without a logon here:
https://www.bing.com/search?form=MW00X7&pl=launch&q=Bing+AI&showconv=1
I had this idea for an adventure I hadn't really done anything with, so >> I thought I'd just start with that. Here's what it did (I put less than's for my prompts)
Write an AD&D 1st edition module for beginning characters with a rat >>>theme that includes wererats set in a temple in the style of Gary Gygax >>I can help you with that. Here is a module for beginning characters with >> a rat theme that includes wererats set in a temple in the style of Gary >> Gygax:
Title: The Temple of the Rat King
The traps could include things like:[snip]
Pit traps: Holes in the ground that the players could fall into.
Poison dart traps: Hidden mechanisms that shoot poisoned darts at the
players.
Rolling boulder traps: Large boulders that roll down corridors and crush >> anything in their path.
Pressure plate traps: Traps that are triggered when someone steps on a
pressure plate.
Arrow traps: Hidden mechanisms that shoot arrows at the players.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.
The puzzles could include things like:
Riddles: The players might need to solve a riddle to open a door or find >> a hidden item.
Mazes: The players might need to navigate through a maze to reach their >> destination.
Locks: The players might need to find the right key or combination to
unlock a door or chest.
Secret doors: The players might need to find a hidden switch or lever to >> open a secret door.
Puzzles: The players might need to solve a puzzle to progress through
the temple.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.
Well, like most AI output, it certainly managed to say a lot of words >without actually communicating much of value or interest -- looks like >module authors are safe in their jobs for a while, at least.I think you probably could get it to write a full module for you...
but you'd have to prompt it for every step. "Tell me about hierophant
of the rat cult." "What would his stats be in D&D 5th Edition?"
"What's his name?" "What's his personality and traits?", etc., etc.
And then repeat that for each character, and follow a similar
procedure for each room in the dungeon, and so on and so forth. In
which case you end up doing more work than just creating the module yourself. And it would still feel generic and unexciting.
So, yeah, not an impressive showing by the AI.
I started with the Bing AI, since it's free and accessible without a logon here:
https://www.bing.com/search?form=MW00X7&pl=launch&q=Bing+AI&showconv=1
Write an AD&D 1st edition module for beginning characters with a rat
theme that includes wererats set in a temple in the style of Gary Gygax
On Thursday, June 15, 2023 at 8:21:19?PM UTC-7, John wrote:
Justisaur <just...@gmail.com> writes:
I decided to start playing with some of the Generative AI and see what
it could do. I started with the Bing AI, since it's free and accessible without a logon here:
https://www.bing.com/search?form=MW00X7&pl=launch&q=Bing+AI&showconv=1
I had this idea for an adventure I hadn't really done anything with, so
I thought I'd just start with that. Here's what it did (I put less than's for my prompts)
Write an AD&D 1st edition module for beginning characters with a rat
theme that includes wererats set in a temple in the style of Gary Gygax
Justisaur <just...@gmail.com> wrote:
I started with the Bing AI, since it's free and accessible without a logon here:Hm, seems to only be available with Microsoft Edge ... how free and accessible is
https://www.bing.com/search?form=MW00X7&pl=launch&q=Bing+AI&showconv=1
it really?
Write an AD&D 1st edition module for beginning characters with a rat >>theme that includes wererats set in a temple in the style of Gary Gygax [...]
all of those replies seem very generic. What whould happen if you ask the AI to detail the say 23 rooms of the dungeon?
Interesting experiment non the less :)
Cheers,
I decided to start playing with some of the Generative AI and see what
it could do. I started with the Bing AI, since it's free and accessible without a logon here:
https://www.bing.com/search?form=MW00X7&pl=launch&q=Bing+AI&showconv=1
all of those replies seem very generic. What whould happen if you ask the AI >> to detail the say 23 rooms of the dungeon?
I was thinking about that. I'll give it a try next I have time to format the replies
for usenet.
I decided to start playing with some of the Generative AI and see what
it could do. I started with the Bing AI, since it's free and accessible without a logon here:
https://www.bing.com/search?form=MW00X7&pl=launch&q=Bing+AI&showconv=1
I decided to start playing with some of the Generative AI and see what
it could do.
I decided to start playing with some of the Generative AI and see what
it could do.
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