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Annnnnnd moving on to knacks now.

I screwed around and started really building the Inquisitor this morning at around 10am. It's 5pm and I'm almost ready to move on to Knacks and Archetypes.

Think I just found a really fun way for the Inquisitor to gain and spend healing instead of just casting Cure Wounds all the time.

So... my run down of the group from the cover art with no further knowledge beyond what's been said in this thread starting from the back and moving forward: Very cool wizard. I like the staff and the robe-closure. I -HATE- that the right arm is a 3/4 sleeve and the left arm is a full sleeve...

And if you have any questions, I'm always around to answer them!

Basically a quartet of classes designed for Halloween One-Shots and Horror Campaigns. To be clear: The Keeper is mostly done for straight class abilities but needs Knacks, Archetypes, and Trinkets (the last of which is gonna be a big list). And the Slayer's core class is finished though I'm...

Inquisitor: There are always dangers in the darkness. And it is the inquisitor's duty to end those dangers before the dawn. Typically with overwhelming violence and blessed weaponry, but often as not through magical spells and power from on high. The more zealous inquisitors question the loyalty...

Still just a -little- ways off! Though if anyone wants their character added to the book and custom art done by Vin Werneck, there's still 3 slots available for the permanent addition option! Talk about bragging rights...

So hey... if I were to release four classes that were broadly themed for a horror game alongside a small one-shot adventure murder mystery, and get it all out before Halloween... Would anyone be interested?

Gotta love the 3rd party community, here. Everyone supporting each other and shouting out each other's work! :love:

Almost there! Just another $560 to hit the goal!

Yeeeeah... I wound up making a Blackguard class and put it in as the $10k stretch goal for Martial Artistry!

The point wasn't "This is an amazing spell that AI generated and you should buy it!" It's that AI could be put into a book and the vast majority of people wouldn't notice. And with a halfway decent editing pass, or uploading a style guide into the AI, you could make it almost impossible to...

Oh, hell no! Yeah. No way it could develop something -new-. It can compile, it can compare, it can string words together in sentences and fill out formats. But it can't -create-.

Fair. But every player-facing book is still going to have the same mechanical structures. Archetypes, Spells, Feats, Etc. And AI can be trained to fill those things out to specifications. Will they be the highest quality? Probably not. But it'll be cheap and fast. And for corporations that...

There's no basis to assume companies will do whatever they can do to spend as little money as possible to make as much money as possible..? Riiiiiiiiight. Hasbro's CEO is a mouthpiece of the Board of Directors. And WotC can say what it wants. Google's slogan used to be "Don't be Evil" but they...

... yeah this is just a needless attack. But if you want details that support it: 1) Every corporation wants to make as much money for it's shareholders as possible while spending as little money to do it. Cutting their design staff to replace workers with AI would meet those criteria. 2) They...