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Sad dog issues? I don't know that reference. If you mean what won't it let you do... 1. ChatGPT won't (and this has been the case before recent Musk AI issues) let you create an image from a photo of a real person. Not will it let you create a photo realistic image of a real person - even to...

I've tried free online AI and I've never been happy with the results. ChatGTP is the best but it limits you heavily so I do subscribe since I generate art and use it to help flesh out ideas for adventures and my campaign setting.

D&D 2024 Homebrew campaign: The Last Hyborean. Murder Mystery in Haunted Castle.

D&D 2024: Ghosts of Saltmarsh campaign. Wrapping Up The Loose Ends.

True again, and I d prefer to see faces/heads in art. It looks better for a viewer to see a face.

True enough. I guess I didn't consider that in the description. Although in this picture of a Keolandish military charge, she didn't get a helm either. Edit: Maybe Heroes don't need them?

Lately, I've been using ChatGTP to generate some art for my homebrew setting. Trying to get the look and feel of parts of my world. I've managed to get it to save the art style so I can just bring it up when I need to. Here's a few pieces. Keolandish soldier faces off against Ork bandit. Okay...

I voted 3. In my games, a Long Rest is an overnight sleep.

I should also add that I much prefer how 5th now doesn't need the classic fighter-rogue-cleric-wizard party build. These days it feels genuinely that a party composition can be almost anything and that's good.

Do you mean online vs face to face?

Likes: 1. Simplified system. Easier to learn and teach now than it was through 1st to 3.5th. 2. The characters feel more balanced now than they have done in previous editions. 3. Advantage and Disadvantage. So much better than trying to decide modifiers. 4. Encounter building is generally...

I came back to D&D with 2024 and I'm running two campaigns at the moment in y homebrew world of Hyborea. Both campaigns are running chronologically alongside one another and I've had characters cross over for one off sessions to showcase it as a living world type idea. Ghosts of Saltmarsh...

Sorcerer. It's the easiest spellcaster to play anyway.

Bar one or two, the Paizo adventure paths for Pathfinder 1st were really good. Each one took us about a year face to face gaming with weekly or fortnightly sessions. Main ones that I really liked were Shackled City followed by Age of Worms, and Rise of the RuneLords. They would take a little...

Personally it does put me into a slightly bad mood if a character of mine dies, especially if I've put a lot of effort into the character. But I accent that character death is part and parcel of the game. It just irks me a little I guess. I want them to survive and tell the story at the table...