Casting Resurrection on a Dead D&D Table
The article discusses the author's experience with Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) and the challenges of being a Dungeon Master (DM). It explores the potential of using AI to assist in DM tasks and revive a stalled campaign. The author reflects on the difficulties of preparation and the idea of modeling the game world using graphs to improve AI performance.
- ▪The author faced challenges in preparing for D&D sessions due to personal commitments and a lack of resources.
- ▪AI is considered as a potential solution to assist DMs by offloading rule application and managing game information.
- ▪The author attempted to implement a vision of an AI DM using graph modeling but encountered significant technical difficulties.
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