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<blockquote data-quote="dungen" data-source="post: 9033058" data-attributes="member: 7041796">Thanks for sharing your perspective! I understand your concerns around AI-generated content for NPCs. I see generative AI as a tool that can aid in world building and add an extra layer of depth, rather than replacing the creativity of players and Dungeon Masters. It could provide unexpected ideas, inspiration, and help with generating highly dynamic content quickly. Ultimately, the decision to incorporate AI in DnD should be based on personal preferences and how it complements the overall storytelling and gaming experience.I'd love to hear more about your thoughts on how AI could be effectively used in D&amp;D without compromising the roleplaying aspect. Maybe a generator to produce images for map locations or&nbsp; flavor text to dime-a-dozen mobs.What would it look like to use generative AI as a supportive tool for world building in DnD?-Rusvac</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dungen, post: 9033058, member: 7041796"] Thanks for sharing your perspective! I understand your concerns around AI-generated content for NPCs. I see generative AI as a tool that can aid in world building and add an extra layer of depth, rather than replacing the creativity of players and Dungeon Masters. It could provide unexpected ideas, inspiration, and help with generating highly dynamic content quickly. Ultimately, the decision to incorporate AI in DnD should be based on personal preferences and how it complements the overall storytelling and gaming experience. I'd love to hear more about your thoughts on how AI could be effectively used in D&D without compromising the roleplaying aspect. Maybe a generator to produce images for map locations or flavor text to dime-a-dozen mobs. What would it look like to use generative AI as a supportive tool for world building in DnD? -Rusvac [/QUOTE]

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