I know it's been a year but still want to congratulate you for being a father, that surely one of your big moments. Wish you nothing but the best for you on KZfaq and for your life. I'm just barely knew your channel, and i'm soo excited with Solo DND with AI as the DM. Keep your works up 🙌🏽

I Kinda find this interesting, always wanted to play dnd/pathfinder but I kinda like doing like a "demo" alone I can make mistakes figure stuff out. Are you using chat gpt 3.5 or 4.0

So glad to see this, though I’m a bit late. We had some good back a fourth about uploading pdfs last year. In your credential program? Sweet! Or perhaps the probation period now?! I’m a teacher myself. Sorry to hear about your health. Again, I went through a period in 2022. Radiation and all that. Keep the faith bro. So glad to see this video and can’t wait to see/try the ChatGPT DM stuff u create. /raises mug

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

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.

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

Great idea. I do it the other way around and let ChatGPT create characters while I am the dungeon master. This is a great way to test out new principles or ideas and find out what works and doesn't work.

Can i get that prompt?

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

I got Name: Eldric Whitley Race: Human Class: Bard (College of Lore) Background: Scholar Appearance: Eldric is a slender young man with fair skin and short white hair. His most distinguishing feature is his round glasses, perched on his nose, that accentuate his keen and intelligent eyes. He dresses in simple yet elegant robes, adorned with intricate designs symbolizing his scholarly pursuits. Abilities: Vicious Mockery: Eldric's sharp wit and silver tongue allow him to mock his foes with devastating effect. His words can weaken their resolve, making their next attack less effective. Cure Wounds: Eldric possesses the ability to channel healing energy through touch, granting him the power to heal wounds on himself or allies. However, each use of this ability leaves him temporarily weakened, a side effect that fades after 24 hours. Charismatic Influence: Eldric's intelligence and understanding of human nature enable him to magically influence others to do his bidding. However, this power comes with a 50% chance of either overwhelming guilt or temporary physical weakness, reflecting the toll of manipulating others against their will. Background: Eldric Whitley was born into a family of scholars and sages, where knowledge and wisdom were valued above all else. From a young age, Eldric displayed a remarkable intellect and a thirst for learning, delving into ancient tomes and unraveling mysteries long forgotten. His studies eventually led him to the path of a bard, where his gift for words and music merged seamlessly with his scholarly pursuits. As a bard of the College of Lore, Eldric travels far and wide, seeking out forgotten legends and lost knowledge. His adventures often lead him into dangerous situations, where his abilities to both heal and hinder prove invaluable to his companions. Despite the risks, Eldric remains resolute in his quest for knowledge, believing that understanding the past is the key to shaping a better future for all. In his downtime, Eldric can be found in libraries and archives, poring over ancient texts and deciphering cryptic runes. His glasses gleam in the candlelight as he meticulously maps out connections between distant cultures and uncovers hidden truths buried beneath layers of history. Though young, Eldric's wisdom belies his age, and his companions often seek his counsel when faced with difficult decisions or arcane mysteries. Eldric Whitley, the scholarly bard with a silver tongue and a compassionate heart, continues his journey across realms, weaving tales of heroism and discovery wherever his travels take him.

Hey bro you ever play solo? Like solo RPGs using an oracle

This is an awesome series! :D But please tell me, which version of ChatGPT are you using? Is this the 3.5 or the 4.0 version? Thanks for the great content!

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 always seen these one-pagers to be as deliberately low crunch as possible without just being 'imagination time' as well as being purpose built for a GM and one or two players and most easily adapted for solo play. However, as with every simple recipe, it forms a good base to grow on. So your expanded abilities are a great direction to take this kind of game in. I'll be checking out JFace's ideas too. Oh yeah, I played L&F a few times both solo and cooperative. The solo game is surprisingly well balanced. I used a simple sliding oracle and a sci-fi novel to stir in prompts. The group game was way too overpowered and pretty much became ridiculous which was its own kind of fun too.

I always wanted to play but I get a little weirded out by people who just take it too far. I like the idea a lot and it seems like you have come a long way.

New player, just got the starter set and essentials kit going to play these with your gpt to learn the game then im going to dm in my 2 nephews first game.

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

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

what would it be like if the gpt was the player and you the DM?

very cool one question can a total beginner to dnd learn to play solo like this or is that hard mode

what about all the new stuff custom GPTs also can @ in other GPTs maybe make one for the battle system one for the story etc. can't wait to see what you make.

this is cool dude

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

Wow! Glad your better, and I can't wait to see how the channel will improve and grow.

I've just started watching your videos and was wondering when you would make a channel update!😀

Great to see you back and thanks for the shout-out. Looking forward to some new content. Also looking forward to playing with some of these new AI toys/tools you've made.

PLEASE MAKE MORR I LOVE THIS SERIES ❤❤❤❤

I haven't played L&F, but I have GMd some PBTAs and quite a bit of Blades in the Dark (by the same author as L&F), and these changes seem like they'd move the game away from its core tenets of being very lightweight, and with a heavy narrative based focus. For example, if you have problems with player character differentiation, might it be that you're not putting enough weight on the fictional positioning? Like sure, maybe a player has maxed out the "Lasers" stat, but if they also have a "Dangerous" style and the task would seem like it would benefit from a more careful approach, maybe the consequences if they roll and fail should be much worse than if the middle of the road character does it instead. And similarly, if one character is a "Doctor", they might get +1d to convince someone because of their past experiences dealing with uncooperative patients; so they might be the better choice even if they haven't maxed out the "Feelings" stat. Or the "Explorer" might be able to get more effect out of a successful roll when navigating an unknown area (say, by not just finding their goal, but also doing it faster than the other characters would) If this side of the game isn't coming into play, I'd first try to fix that; because maybe the problem is that I as the GM am using challenges that don't interact with the specific advantages and flaws that derive from the traits of the characters, and feel "samey" as a result. If you still want some more rules for mechanical differentiation, maybe try also subtracting -1d when the fictional positioning is bad because your traits give you a disadvantage (and with 0d, you just can't roll without help). And maybe add more traits to the list, or force the players to also select a specific "Flaw" or something along those lines? As for combat: PBTAs work perfectly fine without combat rounds, so I don't see the necessity here for them. The idea is that combat is not really different from any other challenge, and you don't use rounds for those, so why here? This game isn't really interested in combat tactics. I could see some sort of way of tracking harm being useful, but I'd steal a leaf out of Masks and have them be "Conditions" rather than HP. A condition might be "A broken arm" during a combat, but also a "Shaken confidence" if you fail an important social roll. A condition might apply a -1d to a roll when it's fictionally appropriate (or block you from doing it entirely), and you might put a limit (such as accumulating 3 conditions puts you out of the game). Players should be able to clear the conditions by following the appropriate steps according to what they are, fictionally (so, if their confidence is shaken, maybe a pep talk by another character might fix it. And of course, if the character doing the talk is of "Heroic" style, they get +1d)

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

I have my own GPT campaign going on, thanks for the inspiration! it's been pretty fun so far in my downtime!

Wow! Great technique girl! 😊 Thanks a lot for sharing it. ❤ Ill try it out.

yo, when will it drop??

No. Ive tried a couple of times now

Dude, that's so cool!

I've played in Eldoria a time or two. 😅

My chatgpt kept giving me the haunted forest and the evil mage cloaked in mystery standing in the middle of a forest, and all martial damage was worthless. "DM, my pc is a level 1 fighter?"

I wish you would have kept going. That was just getting good.

I'm just now getting into ChatGPT and AI. I'm using it to help me narrate my character's actions while playing by post on Discord. So far so good. The edits options really helps me narrow it down to get what I want...

You are a great DnD player, and I am especially impressed that you are making songs to fit your character! 100% subscribed. Very impressed about the capabilities of ChatGPT and your skill as a storyteller. I'm hooked!

It’s clear you have put a lot of work into this. Have you tried anything similar with Google’s Bard? I know it can read pdf’s out of the box.

I’ve really enjoyed this series. I’ll be watching more of your content

First time viewing: immediately called a nerd. Subscribed. 😂

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.

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

This is so amazing yet so creepy! Wow!

I think one of the most valuable things you can learn from Lasers & Feelings is how to design a game that has rules that are only one page long. Doing that yourself is a great idea for any game designer. And taking a more complex game you're working on and reducing it to a one page or two page game (front and back of the page) will teach you how to get at the core of the game with your rules. There are dozens, probably hundreds of games designed using the Lasers & Feelings chassis so it obviously has some merit as a game design. I think your tweak was interesting. Maybe a little more complex than you'd want for this type of pick up, one shot game. It's fun to tinker though. Adding just one more attribute and making a rule that you can only min-max one of them could achieve what you were trying to do with 4 players...each having one attribute min-maxed at each end. My observation is that most problems with Lasers & Feelings and all its offshoots can be solved with more drinking.

What if you roll for stats? What if you can work on moving your stats around as the campaign continues. For instance, maybe someone takes some leadership classes to earn a point in Leader (this can be done by awarding a point (or more) at the end of the session for players to move a score) Maybe you will have to have the player declare what they want to move at character creation or something so they can't move things back and forth.

The voice used for narration clicks and pops in a very unpleasant way. I couldn't listen.

Looks 👍😊.

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.