Anyone who thinks this is a “maybe” isn’t paying attention. For the record, this is going to suck such massive donkey balls.
Don’t forget: from the people who literally thought 4E was the low-effort key to even more profit: bringing WoW to TTRPG format. What’s not to like? 🤦🏼♂️🤢
its certainly not going to be good. Having used AI in various way to augment my campaign, it is POSSIBLE to be used well, but Hasbro has given zero reason to believe they can do it
Could start with the Anasi’s Tapestry of Lives free preview.
I bought it after reading through the preview. Definitely helps to have really well fleshed out NPCs every once in a while to make up for the eh NPCs I have.
Here’s an idea. Let’s replace the DM with a computer to lead the module and make other decisions. While we are at it, we can digitize the module and program it directly into the DM. The module and the DM can be combined with a digital display so that there is no need for dry erase markers or theater of mind. Finally, to save time, we can automate the dice rolls with random number generators run directly by the DM/module computer program.
Think about that! Your favorite role playing games, fully integrated into a computer! The future of gaming.
Hoo boy! I wish you and your party much luck, that's a really fun encounter.
I was the DM for that, my group: Tabaxi ranger, Yuan-ti necromancer, Human battlemaster. When the great Lich appeared, our wizard cast fly on the fighter, who used the disarm maneuver on Acererak, took his staff and broke it over his knee, causing a massive AOE that he barely survived. This was enough to deal sufficient damage to make Acererak retreat while giving him another reason to hold a grudge. It was very epic and I was proud of my party for using such great tactics.
Working for me, it would be a QoL upgrade if you copy and pasted the text into the body of your post here as a quote but that’s not necessarily important, link works and can be read so that works for me!
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