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Megazver posted:The SD D&D model's creator released a new version and also said he had to pull the kobolds out of it, because they broke it, and I made this for him: Hahaha I love this!
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I've been working on this on/off for most of the holidays and now Wizards of the Coast is apparently pulling the D&D license from 3rd party creators. So gently caress it, I'm just gonna release it for free creative commons. Now if WotC ever publishes any spells like mine they are violating creative commons. Its still a little rough, but I'm tired of working on it and its usable enough for a free book  Enjoy Malidrex Grand Grimoire!-246 New Spells! -256 New Feats! -133 New Magic Items! -67 New Prestige Classes! -Zero Balance! https://www.mediafire.com/file/a53zyshe614atrf/Malidrex+Grand+Grimoire+v1.0.pdf/file 
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Rutibex posted:I've been working on this on/off for most of the holidays and now Wizards of the Coast is apparently pulling the D&D license from 3rd party creators. So gently caress it, I'm just gonna release it for free creative commons. Now if WotC ever publishes any spells like mine they are violating creative commons. Its still a little rough, but I'm tired of working on it and its usable enough for a free book Lack of balance means that you are definitely in the WotC design space.
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Rutibex posted:I've been working on this on/off for most of the holidays and now Wizards of the Coast is apparently pulling the D&D license from 3rd party creators. So gently caress it, I'm just gonna release it for free creative commons. Now if WotC ever publishes any spells like mine they are violating creative commons. Its still a little rough, but I'm tired of working on it and its usable enough for a free book Put this on DriveThruRPG before the new D&D OGL is released.
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Doctor Zero posted:Put this on DriveThruRPG before the new D&D OGL is released. It's not OGL, its creative commons share alike. If wizards of the coast makes any spells similar to mine without opening up their content I'm gonna sue for licence violations  I'm never touching wotc cursed systems ever again. Though watch this thread for my new game system, Hexmaster coming soon!
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Rutibex posted:It's not OGL, its creative commons share alike. If wizards of the coast makes any spells similar to mine without opening up their content I'm gonna sue for licence violations Call it “Underground Lairs and Evil Wyrms” … no actually don’t I like that. 
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So in addition to doing a Godbound one-shot, the main campaign I run these days is the campaign in the Mutant Year Zero rulebook. The tl;dr of MYZ is that it's centuries after the apocalypse and you're all a bunch of twenty-something mutants with mutant powers who live a stronghold called The Ark in the Zone - the ruins of some big city the players would have some familiarity with (London, New York, Stockholm or, in our case, Los Angeles), guided by the one old person in the settlement, the Elder. It's a bit of a metaplot mystery why you're all the same age or where you came from or why you have these powers; the Elder refused to discuss it and the game starts with the Elder falling ill and the rest of your community deciding it was time to start exploring the Zone. I've been running this campaign for a bit now - the oldest art I generated for it is, shudder, Midjourney v2. Now, I'm not sure anyone cares about my PCs and the many OC NPCs, but the main campaign also has a bunch of important NPCs most of whom don't really have portraits, so I was generating them with an eye on also sharing them with the MYZ community once I was done. So here's the Nova Cult, one of the other communities you can encounter in the Zone. STORY SPOILERS AFTER THIS POINT Some years ago, in a distant Ark, Plutonia – a charismatic mutant with strong psionic mutations – preached that a holy, burning light will one day cleanse the world of all evil. She gained a following, and the group soon turned into a cult. They called themselves Nova. Most members had mental mutations only, just like their leader, and they all took great interest in the wonders of the ancient world. The Nova cult eventually left their Ark and wandered the Zone. By chance, they came across an old and deserted defense facility. It contained an operational missile silo, including a huge missile with unknowable powers of mass destruction. Plutonia saw this as a sign of the impending Doomsday, the day when the world would finally be cleansed. Nova settled in the old bunker. Inspired by ancient religious writings that she has misinterpreted, Plutonia has preached that the Doomsday will be heralded by the birth of a luminescent child – the Doomsday Child. Just like the People, the Nova Cult members cannot have children with each other, but they have discovered that they can conceive children with unmutated humans. To bring about Doomsday, Plutonia has therefore let Verter, a human donor they recently bought from slavers, impregnate the women of the cult. Several children have been born, but none of them have been luminescent so far. The fanatical Plutonia has forced the mothers to leave the infants to die in the Zone. Now, the young priestess Abbetina (below) is pregnant, and has decided that she will never let Plutonia take her child from her. Plutonia believes that Abbetina bears the luminescent child and that the Doomsday will come soon. She has managed to start up the missile launch system, and is now considering an appropriate target for this weapon of mass destruction. In the meantime, several cult members are starting to question Pluto- nia’s leadership. She has responded by handing out “holy pills” (sedatives), to make the cult members more docile. But this state of affairs cannot last…  Plutonia. "Cult Leader. Tall and anemic woman with a shaved head. Walks with regal strides and constantly watches everything and everyone with her piercing blue eyes. She loves to hold long, repetitive speeches, addressing her followers. Dreams of one day giving her life for the cult and becoming a martyr. Plutonia might have a clue to the location of Eden." I really like this portrait! The woman herself is severe-looking, but charismatic; the light behind her looks both like a halo and a nuclear explosion and the smoke to her left and right looks like mushroom cloud stems or missile launch trails.  Abbetina "Pregnant Priestess. A short young woman with dark eyes and large glasses. The fact that Plutonia believes that Abbetina carries the Doomsday Child has made her a revered person in the cult. She pretends to enjoy the attention, but the fact is that she doubts Plutonia’s leadership. She wants to topple Plutonia or escape before her child is born, but has not found the right time to act. Abbetina detests the father of her child, the donor human Verter." I like the expression on her face, she's very "the gently caress is this poo poo". I gave a medallion with the radiation symbol on it, as a symbol of her being chosen as Important to the cult, and had to photoshop it in, because apparently Stable Diffusion does not know what that is.  Ohm "Pig Farmer. A large, reptilian hunchbacked mutant with a cloven tongue. He moves jerkily, speaks with a lisp and is dressed in blue coveralls. He has followed Plutonia from the start, but he is not accepted as a full member of the cult as he does not have any psionic mutations. He is sick of being treated like a second-rate mutant, and might take the chance to get back at the cultists, given the chance. Deep inside, he still loves Plutonia however. And his hogs." Turns out it's really hard to make an AI generate a hunchback. Reptilian mutant? A lot easier, actually.  Verter Human Donor. A handsome young human in a tight-fitting silver jumpsuit. Has long, blond hair, which clearly sets him apart from the cultists. He was bought by Plutonia from slavers to impregnate the women of the cult, a job he has taken to with great joy. Verter suffers from total memory loss, and has no recollection of where he came from. He obeys Plutonia’s every command, and will fight anyone who threatens his privileged position. Verter is cheerful, vain and a coward. This is an older portrait,(Midjourney v3 I think?), but I still really like it. I re-rendered it in Midjourney v4 and they're pretty good, but I don't know if I should adopt one of these (probably top right). What do you guys think? 
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PlaysGamesWrong posted:Published by sorcerers of the shoreline Dowsers of the Damp
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Xir posted:Dowsers of the Damp Shamen of the sand
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Xir posted:Dowsers of the Damp Isn't that all of them?
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Conjurers of the Clams Occultists of the Ocean Diviners of the Deep Thalassic Thaumaturgists Marine Mystics Bokors of the Beach Hierophants of the Horizion Theurgists of the Tidepools Wet Wizards
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I've use ChatGPT to make the first draft of my open rules for Hexmaster, licensed fully under creative commons. I used Microlite D20 as an inspirational starting point, but I had everything rewritten and I changed a bunch of the stuff in that system to be more suitable for my purposes. When you get down to it the rules for a D&D type game are not really that complex: https://www.mediafire.com/file/v0ihkzq1kc3nxw1/Hexmaster+Basic+Rules.pdf/file
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I decided to add one additional statistic to my system, because now I can call it the B.L.I.M.P.S. System quote:Body represents a character's physical strength and stamina. It is used to determine a character's hit points and their ability to perform tasks that require physical strength or endurance. ChatGPT doesn't just understand D&D, its seems to understand just roleplaying games in general quite well. I give it a few paragraphs "super compact" version of my Hexmaster rules and it seems to grasp what it is and can make new content for this system. I am having it make battle maneuvers for the Fighter equivalent class, the Meta-Knight quote:Fox Stance: The Metaknight enters a defensive stance, gaining a bonus to Armor Class, making a Mind check against a Difficulty Class set by the GM. On success, the Metaknight gains a +2 bonus to Armor Class for (1d4) rounds.
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rip rutibex and goonspeed you lorded one edge too many i will miss your pics
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Megazver posted:rip rutibex and goonspeed I spent 1.5 hours typing up the rules to that game I made after he said he wanted to see it, and he didn't even download it.
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But does anyone click anyone's links? Last thing I posted here wasn't even a link, just an  post with some pictures, and no one cared, haha.I forced myself to click his pdf for politeness' sake, saw it's 200+ pages of raw ChatGPT and noped out.
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I didn't click anyone's links but I have been using PlaygroundAI to generate portraits for a LANCER game based on prompts posted here, so thanks for that!
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Megazver posted:I forced myself to click his pdf for politeness' sake, saw it's 200+ pages of raw ChatGPT and noped out. I'm not sure why everyone keeps saying this - he literally posted in this thread stating that's exactly what his PDF was. 
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Doctor Zero posted:I'm not sure why everyone keeps saying this - he literally posted in this thread stating that's exactly what his PDF was. thatsthejoke.jpg. Basically he poo poo out a million AI generated D&D spells and items and published them under OGL, so (in theory) he could sue Wizards if they ever published anything similar. Anyway I'll repost my link one last time in case anyone cares. https://gofile.io/d/BDq26M
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Gynovore posted:thatsthejoke.jpg. Basically he poo poo out a million AI generated D&D spells and items and published them under OGL, so (in theory) he could sue Wizards if they ever published anything similar. I checked it out, I'm the guy that clicks on links cuz I am both a data hoarder who hasn't deleted anything since 1998 and a guy trying to see every single thing done with AI. I liked the boob ladies eating watermelon. I still gotta read through the rules but, you think this is actually playable? Getting stuff printed on decent stock, like playing cards, is very cheap and easy in China I could probably make a deck if it's actually playable.
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BrainDance posted:I checked it out, I'm the guy that clicks on links cuz I am both a data hoarder who hasn't deleted anything since 1998 and a guy trying to see every single thing done with AI. I intended it as a Christmas present to be given out to my bajillion nieces and nephews who are in the 8-13 age range. In my opinion, it's playable, but if you're the sort of person who has boardgamegeek bookmarked you would probably become bored after fifteen minutes.
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feedmyleg posted:I'm using AI to make a TTRPG right now and it's incredible for the world building. Kinda dreading using it to make actual rules, though. Wondering if I should just wait for the Year Zero license to drop. What kind of world building are you having it do? Like assist with the broad strokes?
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It's a fan RPG based on an existing property. I'm using the AI to help me flesh out the world from the known facts in the movie/script, earlier drafts, canceled sequels, novelization, original short story, etc. There are tons of bits and pieces to put together and build upon, an intriguing puzzle that the AI is being super useful about. And since it's just a fan thing I'm not too worried about the prose or even some exact details. It's helping me define locations, factions, history, and more, all from a ton of disparate parts. Feels like a real collaboration up til now, where I feed it details and it fleshes things out to make it feel more alive and connected.
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Toph Bei Fong posted:It can certainly produce a lot of prose, but how much of it is useful to the story or coherent without a lot of editing is debatable, and the RoI on editing out 90% of the unusable and rewriting the remaining 10% to be less purple and to vibe with the previous sections vs. just writing what's in my head... As anyone who's published anything will tell you, there's a million people pounding out a million fanfics every day of the week. The difference between that and something publishable is being able to write something editable. AI generated text has negative value as it takes more effort to edit it into something useful than to find someone with a functioning brain to write something better. Especially when it comes to continuity.
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Liquid Communism posted:As anyone who's published anything will tell you, there's a million people pounding out a million fanfics every day of the week. The difference between that and something publishable is being able to write something editable. 100% this. I toyed with it to write a lore supplement book I'm working on, and it really does just end up taking more time to edit it down. That said, one could argue that the final product then does not need successive editing, but anyone that's ever actually edited a published work will tell you that there's always more you can change and tweak, and having a different set of (human) eyes on it in the first place is invaluable.
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Memory, in both language models and image gen ai, is gonna happen eventually and is gonna be one the biggest deals in making it a useful tool. Better understanding of grammar for image gen (which is happening) and then being able to remember what it just did so it can continue and stay consistent are the two big things that will feel like generational leaps, I think. Until then this is gonna be too limited for making a full lore/mechanics for anything complicated, without it how would you use it to, like, create new lore that is related to all the rest of the lore it created? Or mechanics that work with other mechanics it's created? It's aware of other lore and other mechanics but not the lore and mechanics it previously created for you. I'm kinda amazed I haven't heard about much development in giving an AI a memory of what it's done in the past yet though, since it seems so obvious. My only guess as to why is that, for a language model, it would involve training it on what it's generated and language models already have insane requirements to generate, let alone train? But that can't be the only way to do it. BrainDance fucked around with this message at 14:57 on Jan 30, 2023 |
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I tried using chatGTP a week or so ago to do some improvisational roleplaying and while it insisted on reminding me constantly that we were just doing a hypothetical, it definitely remembered what we were talking about throughout the conversation. And the conversation is still available to continue, if I want. I think the algorithm probably goes back through the chatlog and references things already discussed, so it might just be a repetition thing, and it may or may not correctly interpret previous things both it and I said. So it probably gets facts backwards or mixes things up sometimes and that's not necessarily due to a lack of "memory" so much as the algorithm not being good enough at parsing its own output for key facts and how they change over the course of the conversation. Here's what we said: https://pastebin.com/pFAmn3zC BrainDance posted:That's why it's gotta be open source and able to run on consumer gpus. So I can have my AI that I just teach about SNES rpgs and the Nazis can go have theirs and not bother me. Those sure are some scarequotes 
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