I used chatGPT to play a Red Dead 2 dnd game. I played as Sean MacGuire and I robbed a homestead with Karen Jones. Once I got the AI to allow me to make my own roles during combat (which I did using physical dice which I input the results for) It was great. Even the roleplay turned out really good between characters, I was able to have some romantic moments with Karen and even got to play a full game of poker with the rest of the gang. When a dedicated AI is designed to run TTRPGs it's gonna be amazing.

KZfaq algorithm decided to show me this video, and I'm totally here for it! Subscribed! Looking forward to seeing how well your testing progresses with this.

Great video! Rules on surprise: surprise itself does not grant you advantage. It simply causes those with the surprise condition to be skipped on their respective turn in combat when they have the surprise condition. You gain advantage whenever you are unseen. Oftentimes when you do surprise the enemy you are also unseen, but surprise in itself does not grant advantage. However this can vary from DM to DM if they have different house rules! This is a great tool, ChatGBT will save me so much time on creating new NPCs!!

Really interesting video! I had tried getting some D&D content from ChatGPT, but didn't think you could take it so far. Thanks.

This has inspired me to try and use ai chat to run a campaign for my son and I. So far I can only get it to reliably give me short modules.

Great explanation how to set ChatGPT up to make it work for a campaign. This can be the tricky bit that makes a rough experience to a good one.

WOOT! I'm so excited to be subscibed to your channel when it is still so small and new! I have tried running one with chatGBT myself and I have something I must warn you about, its about how ChatGBT forgets anything farther back than about 40,000 words. Keep that in mind for your campaing! Also good luck being a new dad! I want to be one soon but thats far away. college first.

The limitation of ChatGPT is that you can not roleplay or act as evil alignment characters do, as it should be, cause the current content policy will stop you and block all policy-offended messages even if you are using relevant known bypassing prompts. If you know other ways to do this, let me know.

This was a very cool watch. Thanks for sharing!

One day, I think it'll be cool to load a module into an AI program and have it run the module.

Belasar - "WHA, this LIRIEN... again.?.?" Sariel - "SO over these DMpc inserts. Every session." Tharen _ "Stole the kill, again! " Kiera - *SLAM* Already closed the door, and going home.

I understand that Dungeons and Dragons is the most well known rpg on the market. It's the most likely to get viewers. however, there are many great systems out there and ChatGPT is familiar with most of them. The world of darkness would also get a lot of views for instance. Chatgpt variety would be nice.

you can also just say “make me a stat block for…” and it will, you just input what you want ie race, class

I've been trying to run a solo campaign and have found it easier to just prompt chatgpt to describe what attack the enemy makes and I do the roll as I found it often would use a different modifier for each attack, even with the same weapon and when describing the damage would describe the wrong dice for that damage. Like it would say, "The half-ogre swings its greatsword at you twice, getting a 16 + 3 for a 19 to hit on the first attack and 7 + 5 for a 12 on the second attack for a 12 to hit, both hit (despite my characters ac being 18) and then it rolls would say the great ax the half ogre swung dealt 15 damage and its second hit dealt 3 damage.

Great tips!

“But papa, I am but a poor language bot” Just gotta encourage it heheh

Interesting video. One thing that struck me when watching the combat was how high everyone is rolling. Do we know if the AI uses a RNG or something like that? Or are these rolls not really random?

Which version of chatGPT are you using? I made a few similar videos on my youtube channel and I've noticed thay chatGPT 4 is much better with combat

How does the ai know the rules though do you have to download it or what

I've been wanting to make a ttrpg thats meant to be played with GPT or any language model.

It works great but no matter how many times I tell it to not speak for me it will always speak for me after I speak once

Usually I try to give him/her or it (:D) the command to determine the hp of the enemies but I say to her to not tell me the number. I feel like sometimes.. the AI doesn't know how much hp an enemy should have or even.. AI may have never determined their hp. Once, I asked her to describe the combat including the hp loses and what I noticed is that it loses the track of hp, damage applied or it never registered any of them. Sometimes you end up having the opponent having negative hp. So, often I also say to her at the beginning to be familiar with dnd 5e death mechanics and combat mechanics.. that helps but eventually it loses the track and its mind. In general GPT-3.5 is getting lost in those complex situations. Either way.. it's an AI that's used for general purpose so I think it's doing a damn good job. Now, we need to wait for someone that will build an AI specifically for DnD :D GPT-4 although, I have not noticed much problems.. The only problem I noticed so far is 25 message limit.

No. Ive tried a couple of times now