This is such a great idea. My 11 year old son and I (30) are for sure using this format. Thankyou for the inspiration

I think role play oriented will make for a more entertaining video series in general. With a bard protagonist, maybe a rom-com? That later segways into a mystery around his fathers disappearance? When watching Critcal Role, I tend to tune out during the combat sections and mostly enjoy watching the story and role-play (even though combat and exploration are what I most enjoy when playing D&D). If the combat is more narrative rather than rules focused, I think that would be cool. Rhys is properly pronounced Reece, like Jonathan Rhys Davies. Its welsh. But, say it however you like.

Role play heavy, I want to see Rhys story unfold.

Oh! I'm glad you showed that last screen! I was worried that if I did this I needed to be ready for anything. (Make a party with a social investigator type, a combative type, a decent mage who can maybe spelljam, and a cleric who can challenge undead.

I would like to see how it handles combat so combat for sure but I would also love to see some roleplay and mystery. As for difficulty maybe a medium to hard. It would be cool to have a plot where Rys wants to find his father because we don't know where he is or what he did during the bandit attack.

This is absolute genius :D I'm going to binge this series now, while I recover from a nasty flu :o

After watching the number of videos and having some experience playing, it seems like almost every backstory starts with dead parents and bandits. My preference would be something more unusual. Say maybe, Rhys fled the conflict of his parents over his future, neither of which was his vision for his life. He ran off to the nearest big city where a poor street bard recruited him to pick people's pockets while the bard sang. Rhys learned about bardic skills from his mentor at night and it soon became apparent he was better than his mentor was and they switched roles. His mentor got caught pickpocketing and was hanged by the city watch. This gives Rhyse an antipathy to City guards and authority in general, and sympathy for impoverished bards. Email to be hesitant to form close relationships since they have disappointed him one way or another all his life.

I've been doing mostly the same, but in a sci-fi environment; and you can also ask the AI to use any system it knows about, be it Cepheus/Traveler, Mythic Engine 2e, MUNE, Fudge, etc. Just be mindful of your wordings and always make it interesting and spontaneous. Lots of fun.

Role play mixed with some mystery, I feel like there’s something odd about the forest and his father

Its funny that I'm a programmer and the first thing I tried to do is what you're doing now lol I've got a working-ish model going but watching your vids are a great comparison for sure. I was thinking of creating a program that will help assist with prompt laying to make it easier to create anything ttrpg related. Awesome series mam can't wait to finish it and add to my notes!

This is so cool and makes solo play so much easier and engaging

I'm so glad I found your page. I think this is pretty much the ideal way to be able to solo d&d 5e, but I'm still getting use to playing solo.

So many good ideas here. Great share @TableReady Thank you!

You are so adorable I’m just now getting into dnd and this video slaps

I love this idea! I can use this as 'training wheels' for my own solo experience until I'm able to come up with my own stuff.

Crazy, I've been creating stories and encounters with it and it's pretty amazing

Btw your adventure has been very fun to come along as a fly on the wall. Cant wait for some more wilderness/ruins/castle explorations.

How can you get the program to understand the rule books? I cannot wait to follow this story line along!

Rhys is Reece but for a DnD character I think Rise works pretty well anyway haha.

Dude, that's so cool!

I think a Medium Difficulty roleplay-centric story would be best because you could build on that backstory more.

My friends play once every blue moon and I am way too shy to vc with strangers, so thanks for that

It’s so cool seeing how far AI technology has come in the last year. I can’t even imagine how advanced this could all become in the next decade.

role play heavy, medium difficulty would be interesting. As someone without a group to play with, this is fascinating to me.

A balance with rp and combat. My chat seems to reset if i don't talk to it for a while. What one are you using? Sometimes mine just repeats me or does only the next task, forgetting i also want immersion and a story

Roleplay heavy 😁 this is awesome

Rhys is Reece. I had a friend with that name when I was younger.

I've been thinking about doing solo adventuring in this way. Was it fun for you? Any advice in hindsight?

I love combat but teaching the bot all the mechanics is a little frustrating. I think using gpt you should go more role-play focused

It’s funny cuz I have a friend called Rhys and we all call him Rice 😂

Rhys = Reece

Love the idea. Can you kindly provide the prompts you used? I would like to try myself to play too.

you pronounced Rhys wrong its pronounced the same way Reece is its the same name for future reference.

Go for a combat focused game on a medium difficulty. This is pretty cool I will try it myself.

Also, what audio program are you using to change your voice?

That's bad ass

Is there any way to get in contact with you?

I wanted to try my hand at this but ChatGPT says it can't dungeon master for me. I even tried writing your exact lines.

Do you have a patreon setup yet?

It won’t DM for me!

It seriously hurts when you see your name and it’s pronounced wrong constantly. Rhys is a Welsh name, in English it would be pronounced Reece.

I think ai dnd is just too restrictive. You can’t do evil with it. Yes it’s cool if you’re a goody two shoes boyscout. It really disappoints me.

I went on a job travel to a different country, and i spent my free time playing dnd with chatgpt