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<blockquote data-quote="joluoto" data-source="post: 8932872" data-attributes="member: 7040416"><p>So I tested out ChatGPT and was playing around with it and begun wondering if it could create a D&D campaign.</p><p></p><p>Short answer: No it can't, but it seems it can give some ideas and prompts that could be useful. So I decided to sign up for this forum just to share what it generated.</p><p></p><p>Me:</p><p>Create a D&D campaign with darker themes in an area where Greco- Roman, Mesopotamian, Egyptian, Mesoamerican and Polynesian influenced cultures meet. Create some unique deities and cults, as well as suggest some monsters to use in the campaign</p><p></p><p></p><p>Chat GPT</p><p>Campaign Setting: The Lost City of Azurith</p><p>In the world of Azurith, different cultures have converged in a single city that was once the center of a powerful empire. The city was said to have been built by the gods themselves, and the people who reside there worship a pantheon of deities that draw influences from the various cultures present. But in recent times, the city has fallen into darkness, as corruption and decay have taken hold. The once-great empire is now a shadow of its former self, with its rulers more concerned with maintaining their power than with the well-being of their people.</p><p>Deities and Cults</p><ol> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">Zehir, the God of Poison and Darkness: Zehir is a deity worshiped by the criminal underworld of Azurith. He is depicted as a hooded figure holding a serpent in each hand, and is revered for his cunning and ability to help his followers evade the law. Zehir's followers believe that the only way to survive in Azurith is to embrace the darkness, and that the strong will always triumph over the weak.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">Ishtar, the Goddess of Love and War: Ishtar is a deity worshiped by the city's military and is said to have the power to grant her followers the strength to conquer their enemies. She is depicted as a beautiful woman dressed in armor, with a bow and arrow in hand. Her cult is known for its brutal initiation rituals and the sacrifices offered to her in the name of victory.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">Anubis, the God of Death and the Underworld: Anubis is a deity worshiped by the morticians and embalmers of Azurith. He is depicted as a jackal-headed man holding the scales of justice, and is believed to guide the souls of the dead to their final resting place. Anubis's followers believe that death is not an end, but merely a transition to a new state of existence.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">Quetzalcoatl, the Feathered Serpent God: Quetzalcoatl is a deity worshiped by the indigenous people of Azurith, who believe that he brought knowledge and civilization to their ancestors. He is depicted as a serpent with feathers, and is revered for his wisdom and ability to bring the rain. Quetzalcoatl's followers believe that he will one day return to reclaim the city from the corrupt rulers who have defiled it.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">Tāne, the God of the Forest: Tāne is a deity worshiped by the Azurithian hunters and woodcutters. He is depicted as a man with the legs of a stag, and is revered for his ability to provide food and shelter to his followers. Tāne's followers believe that the forest is sacred and should be protected at all costs.</li> </ol><p>Monsters</p><ol> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">Stygian Harpies: These creatures are said to be the servants of Zehir, and they use their beautiful voices to lure their victims into the shadows, where they then devour them.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">Mummy Warriors: The Mummy Warriors are the risen dead, reanimated by the priests of Anubis to serve as protectors of the city's tombs and temples. They are immune to physical attacks, and only magic can defeat them.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">Jaguar Warriors: The Jaguar Warriors are the elite soldiers of Ishtar, who are said to have the power to shape-shift into jaguars. They are highly trained in hand-to-hand combat and are feared by all who face them in battle.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">Changelings: The Changelings are shape-shifting creatures that can take on the form of any living</li> </ol><p></p><p></p><p>Of course I couldn't leave it there, so I decided to follow up with more questions:</p><p></p><p></p><p>Me: Describe the city of Azurith in detail for the campaign mentioned above</p><p></p><p>Chat GPT: The city of Azurith is a sprawling metropolis that was once the center of a vast empire. It is located at the crossroads of several different cultures, each of which has left its mark on the city's architecture, religion, and customs. The city is surrounded by massive walls that protect it from the dangers of the surrounding wilderness, and the streets within are bustling with activity as merchants, artisans, and people from all walks of life go about their daily business.</p><p>At the heart of the city lies the Imperial Palace, a sprawling complex of buildings and gardens that serves as the seat of power for the city's rulers. The palace is surrounded by the city's wealthiest neighborhoods, where the wealthy and influential reside in opulent homes and mansions.</p><p>The city is also home to several religious landmarks, including the Temple of Zehir, a massive structure dedicated to the God of Poison and Darkness, and the Temple of Ishtar, a towering monument to the Goddess of Love and War. There are also several smaller temples dedicated to other members of the city's pantheon of deities, as well as shrines and altars located throughout the city where the faithful can offer their prayers and offerings.</p><p>Beyond the wealthy neighborhoods and religious landmarks, the city is comprised of a maze of narrow streets and crowded alleyways, where the majority of the city's population lives. These areas are teeming with life, as vendors hawk their wares and street performers entertain the crowds. But they are also the sites of poverty, crime, and corruption, as the city's rulers do little to help the common people and the criminal underworld runs rampant.</p><p>Despite its problems, the city of Azurith is a place of vibrant energy and endless possibilities. Adventurers from all over the world come to the city in search of wealth, power, and fame, and the city is always in need of heroes who are willing to stand up against the forces of evil that threaten to destroy it from within.</p><p></p><p>What you will find is the Chat GPT is not really very creative, but it has the clichés and the archetypes catalogued well, so if you are interested in just getting a rough desciption of something ot does it quite well.</p><p></p><p>Of course I couldn't stop here..... continues.....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="joluoto, post: 8932872, member: 7040416"] So I tested out ChatGPT and was playing around with it and begun wondering if it could create a D&D campaign. Short answer: No it can't, but it seems it can give some ideas and prompts that could be useful. So I decided to sign up for this forum just to share what it generated. Me: Create a D&D campaign with darker themes in an area where Greco- Roman, Mesopotamian, Egyptian, Mesoamerican and Polynesian influenced cultures meet. Create some unique deities and cults, as well as suggest some monsters to use in the campaign Chat GPT Campaign Setting: The Lost City of Azurith In the world of Azurith, different cultures have converged in a single city that was once the center of a powerful empire. The city was said to have been built by the gods themselves, and the people who reside there worship a pantheon of deities that draw influences from the various cultures present. But in recent times, the city has fallen into darkness, as corruption and decay have taken hold. The once-great empire is now a shadow of its former self, with its rulers more concerned with maintaining their power than with the well-being of their people. Deities and Cults [LIST=1] [*]Zehir, the God of Poison and Darkness: Zehir is a deity worshiped by the criminal underworld of Azurith. He is depicted as a hooded figure holding a serpent in each hand, and is revered for his cunning and ability to help his followers evade the law. Zehir's followers believe that the only way to survive in Azurith is to embrace the darkness, and that the strong will always triumph over the weak. [*]Ishtar, the Goddess of Love and War: Ishtar is a deity worshiped by the city's military and is said to have the power to grant her followers the strength to conquer their enemies. She is depicted as a beautiful woman dressed in armor, with a bow and arrow in hand. Her cult is known for its brutal initiation rituals and the sacrifices offered to her in the name of victory. [*]Anubis, the God of Death and the Underworld: Anubis is a deity worshiped by the morticians and embalmers of Azurith. He is depicted as a jackal-headed man holding the scales of justice, and is believed to guide the souls of the dead to their final resting place. Anubis's followers believe that death is not an end, but merely a transition to a new state of existence. [*]Quetzalcoatl, the Feathered Serpent God: Quetzalcoatl is a deity worshiped by the indigenous people of Azurith, who believe that he brought knowledge and civilization to their ancestors. He is depicted as a serpent with feathers, and is revered for his wisdom and ability to bring the rain. Quetzalcoatl's followers believe that he will one day return to reclaim the city from the corrupt rulers who have defiled it. [*]Tāne, the God of the Forest: Tāne is a deity worshiped by the Azurithian hunters and woodcutters. He is depicted as a man with the legs of a stag, and is revered for his ability to provide food and shelter to his followers. Tāne's followers believe that the forest is sacred and should be protected at all costs. [/LIST] Monsters [LIST=1] [*]Stygian Harpies: These creatures are said to be the servants of Zehir, and they use their beautiful voices to lure their victims into the shadows, where they then devour them. [*]Mummy Warriors: The Mummy Warriors are the risen dead, reanimated by the priests of Anubis to serve as protectors of the city's tombs and temples. They are immune to physical attacks, and only magic can defeat them. [*]Jaguar Warriors: The Jaguar Warriors are the elite soldiers of Ishtar, who are said to have the power to shape-shift into jaguars. They are highly trained in hand-to-hand combat and are feared by all who face them in battle. [*]Changelings: The Changelings are shape-shifting creatures that can take on the form of any living [/LIST] Of course I couldn't leave it there, so I decided to follow up with more questions: Me: Describe the city of Azurith in detail for the campaign mentioned above Chat GPT: The city of Azurith is a sprawling metropolis that was once the center of a vast empire. It is located at the crossroads of several different cultures, each of which has left its mark on the city's architecture, religion, and customs. The city is surrounded by massive walls that protect it from the dangers of the surrounding wilderness, and the streets within are bustling with activity as merchants, artisans, and people from all walks of life go about their daily business. At the heart of the city lies the Imperial Palace, a sprawling complex of buildings and gardens that serves as the seat of power for the city's rulers. The palace is surrounded by the city's wealthiest neighborhoods, where the wealthy and influential reside in opulent homes and mansions. The city is also home to several religious landmarks, including the Temple of Zehir, a massive structure dedicated to the God of Poison and Darkness, and the Temple of Ishtar, a towering monument to the Goddess of Love and War. There are also several smaller temples dedicated to other members of the city's pantheon of deities, as well as shrines and altars located throughout the city where the faithful can offer their prayers and offerings. Beyond the wealthy neighborhoods and religious landmarks, the city is comprised of a maze of narrow streets and crowded alleyways, where the majority of the city's population lives. These areas are teeming with life, as vendors hawk their wares and street performers entertain the crowds. But they are also the sites of poverty, crime, and corruption, as the city's rulers do little to help the common people and the criminal underworld runs rampant. Despite its problems, the city of Azurith is a place of vibrant energy and endless possibilities. Adventurers from all over the world come to the city in search of wealth, power, and fame, and the city is always in need of heroes who are willing to stand up against the forces of evil that threaten to destroy it from within. What you will find is the Chat GPT is not really very creative, but it has the clichés and the archetypes catalogued well, so if you are interested in just getting a rough desciption of something ot does it quite well. Of course I couldn't stop here..... continues..... [/QUOTE]
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