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Message: <blockquote data-quote="cbwjm" data-source="post: 9816681" data-attributes="member: 6788732">I've had a lot of fun developing campaign settings or creating classes/subclasses using chatgpt, it was more to see what it could come up with and some of it was really quite good, particularly the setting part since it doesn't rely on mechanics that it would often get wrong. For classes/subclasses it's great as something to bounce ideas off, it often won't be the exact response that I'll take but it might give me an idea for an ability. I remember making a setting with chatGPT and I asked for a d10 list of encounters, it all made sense but there was one creature I had no idea what it was, so I asked it to give it stats for 5e, needed a bit of adjustment but I ended up with this magical bird that was a good omen for travellers and that had some pretty cool abilities. No idea if I saved it otherwise I'd post it, I did a cull of 5e material recently to clear space in onedrive so there's a good to fair chance that if I saved it, it's now gone.I also used it to help develop it a one-shot supernatural mystery for a savage worlds game. Mysteries are not my strong suit but it helped me put everything together. Never got to run it though.</blockquote>