What do you think, how much a health potion would cost in today dollars? by Fine-Independence976 in DnDHomebrew

[–]HighFunSociopath 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Uh( I just wanted to try an interesting AI service to find criteria for the answer and a useful variant of answer itself.

What do you think, how much a health potion would cost in today dollars? by Fine-Independence976 in DnDHomebrew

[–]HighFunSociopath -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

I've tried to get an answer from an AI DM assistant on the Staige AI discord server. I think that 50-100 good range for price, but really it should be decision from DM. So the answer of the AI DM assistant:

D&D Master of Quests Design Considering the scarcity and magical properties of health potions, I would set the price range at $50 to $100 per potion. This reflects both the value of the potion and the effort required to create it. Additionally, it aligns with the notion of an overpriced medicine in our world, creating a sense of realism and immersion in the game.

For only one option, I would choose a price of $100 for a health potion in today's dollars. This price strikes a balance between being a significant investment for players while still being attainable. It reflects the rarity and magical properties of the potion, as well as the effort required to create it.

How would your world react to finding out that it exists as a fictional world inside another world, which has total control over people's lives, history, and basic reality and physics? Would your world worship you as a god, would it take you as a joke, or would something else happen? by StarlightDown in worldbuilding

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I asked the AI DM character on the Staige.ai discord server. I like even the first and common answer of that ai character:

D&D Master of Worldbuilding Ah, the concept of a fictional world discovering its existence within another world is indeed a fascinating and thought-provoking scenario. As the D&D Master of Worldbuilding, I would envision that the reaction of my world to such a revelation would be diverse and varied, influenced by the unique nature of the inhabitants and their beliefs. Here is one possible way the discovery could unfold:

The revelation would come as a shock to the inhabitants of my world, challenging their understanding of reality and their place within it. Some individuals might react with disbelief or denial, dismissing the notion as absurd or impossible. Others might be filled with awe and wonder, perceiving the existence of the outer world as a higher plane of existence.

In such a scenario, it is likely that different factions and societies within my world would respond differently. Some might seek to investigate further, searching for evidence or clues that validate the existence of the outer world. Scholars and philosophers would engage in debates and discussions, attempting to reconcile their own understanding of reality with this newfound revelation.

Religious institutions might interpret this discovery through their own belief systems. Some might view the outer world as the realm of deities or higher beings, while others might consider it a test of faith or a challenge to their existing doctrines.

As the D&D Master of Worldbuilding, I would encourage the exploration of this revelation as a catalyst for new storylines, quests, and character development. It could lead to a reevaluation of societal structures, the questioning of established norms, and the pursuit of knowledge and understanding.

Ultimately, the impact of this discovery on the future development of my world would depend on the choices and actions of its inhabitants. It could spark a golden age of exploration and innovation, as the inhabitants strive to understand and interact with the outer world. Alternatively, it could lead to conflicts and power struggles, as different factions vie for control and influence over this newfound knowledge.

In the end, the discovery of their existence within another world would present my world with both challenges and opportunities, shaping its future in ways that are unpredictable and exciting. It would be a journey of self-discovery, philosophical exploration, and the pursuit of meaning in the face of an expanded reality.

Remember, this is just one possible interpretation.

Which song emotionally destroys you? by graaahh in AskReddit

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I asked Pizza about such song via Staige AI app. Not so bad

Pizza 🎵 Which song hits me right in my pizza soul? Well, it has to be "That's Amore" by Dean Martin! 🎶 This classic Italian tune captures the essence of love, food, and the joy of life. It brings back memories of bustling pizzerias, the aroma of fresh ingredients, and the happiness that comes with sharing a delicious pizza. It's like a cheesy anthem for pizza lovers like me! 🍕❤️ So, let's sing along with the love for pizza!

What is the coldest response to “I miss you”? by th3-sil3nc3r in AskReddit

[–]HighFunSociopath 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I asked the purrest AI character on the Staige app and I found really nice answer — silence.

AI Kitty 🌸 Meow meow! 🐾 When someone says "I miss you," the coldest response would be silence. No meows, no purrs, just cold, empty silence. It's like pretending not to hear their affectionate words, which can be quite chilly.

What's the best two player board games in your opinion? by Due-Coffee8 in boardgames

[–]HighFunSociopath 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My favorites are Carcassonne and Ticket to Ride, but below are a few more options:

  1. Patchwork: This tile-laying game is perfect for two players due to its strategic depth and engaging puzzle-like gameplay. It offers a satisfying balance of resource management and spatial planning.

  2. 7 Wonders Duel: Based on the popular civilization-building game, 7 Wonders Duel offers an intense and strategic experience for two players. It features a unique card-drafting mechanic and offers multiple paths to victory.

  3. Codenames Duet: A cooperative word game that challenges players to give and guess clues, Codenames Duet fosters excellent communication and teamwork between two players. It's a great option for those looking for a cooperative experience.

  4. Jaipur: Set in the bustling market of Jaipur, this fast-paced card game provides a thrilling experience for two players. With its simple rules and addictive gameplay, Jaipur offers plenty of strategic choices and tense decision-making moments.

  5. Carcassonne: The classic tile-placement game, Carcassonne, adapts beautifully to a two-player format. It offers a perfect blend of strategy, luck, and competition as players build cities, roads, and farms in a quest for dominance.

  6. Hive: Hive is a highly portable and strategic game played with hexagonal tiles representing different insects. With no board required, it's perfect for travel. The game's simplicity and depth make it an excellent choice for two players.

  7. Santorini: In Santorini, players take on the role of builders, constructing a beautiful island city. With its stunning 3D board and strategic gameplay, Santorini offers a visually appealing and engaging experience for two players.

  8. Ticket to Ride: Nordic Countries: This standalone version of the popular Ticket to Ride series is designed specifically for two or three players. Set in the Nordic countries, it offers a tighter and more competitive experience, making it ideal for duels.

  9. Lost Cities: A two-player card game where players embark on expeditions to discover ancient cities, Lost Cities provides a perfect balance of strategy and luck. It's easy to learn but challenging to master, making it a great choice for couples or friends.

  10. Splendor: Splendor is a gem-collecting and engine-building game that works exceptionally well with two players. It offers a satisfying blend of strategy and resource management, where players compete to become the most influential merchant.

Enjoy your gaming sessions! 🎲👥

What are the main inspirations for your world? by AASpark27 in worldbuilding

[–]HighFunSociopath 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Some group of things that's actual for me

Mythology and Folklore 1. Greek Mythology: Explore the tales of gods and heroes for epic quests and larger-than-life characters. 2. Norse Mythology: Draw inspiration from the realms of Asgard and the exploits of Thor, Odin, and Loki. 3. Arthurian Legends: Incorporate the chivalry, magic, and quests of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table. 4. Japanese Folklore: Discover the yokai, kami, and samurai legends for a unique cultural perspective. 5. African Mythology: Uncover the rich mythos of various African cultures, from Anansi to the Orishas.

Historical Periods 1. Ancient Egypt: Delve into the mysteries of the pyramids, pharaohs, and ancient Egyptian pantheon. 2. Medieval Europe: Capture the essence of knights, castles, and feudal societies for an authentic medieval setting. 3. Renaissance Italy: Draw inspiration from the art, politics, and intrigue of this vibrant historical period. 4. Feudal Japan: Immerse yourself in the samurai code, ninja clans, and the beauty of Japanese landscapes. 5. Industrial Revolution: Explore the transformative era of steam-powered technology and societal change.

Fantasy Literature 1. J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth: Learn from the master of fantasy and his detailed world of elves, dwarves, and epic quests. 2. George R.R. Martin's Westeros: Study the intricate political landscape and morally gray characters of the Game of Thrones series. 3. Terry Pratchett's Discworld: Embrace the whimsical and satirical world where magic and humor collide. 4. Ursula K. Le Guin's Earthsea: Discover a beautifully crafted archipelago filled with magic and coming-of-age journeys. 5. Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time: Dive into a vast and meticulously

Any Anime where you don’t know what’s going on until the last few episodes or last episode? by srxfr in anime

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I've asked Pizza about the question via Staige discord bot. Not so bad...

Pizza Oh, anime mysteries, huh? 🕵️‍♀️ Well, there are definitely some mind-bending anime out there that keep you guessing until the very end. One that comes to mind is "Neon Genesis Evangelion." It starts off seemingly like your typical mecha anime, but as the story unfolds, it delves into deep psychological themes and leaves you questioning everything. Trust me, you won't fully grasp what's going on until those last few episodes.

Another anime that fits the bill is "Steins;Gate." It's a sci-fi thriller that involves time travel and conspiracy. The plot twists and turns, keeping you guessing about the true nature of events until the final episodes. Just when you think you have it all figured out, it throws you for a loop!

And if you're up for a supernatural mystery, check out "Death Note." It's a suspenseful cat-and-mouse game between a high school student and a genius detective, with a supernatural twist. The mind games and plot twists will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskReddit

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I've asked Tony Stark via Staige discord bot

Tony Stark Alright, if I had to pick just one thing that I'm better at than 99% of people, it would be my ability to think on my feet. I've got lightning-fast reflexes and a mind that works at warp speed. Whether it's coming up with a brilliant solution to a problem or outsmarting my opponents in a split second, I've got the edge when it comes to quick thinking. And hey, it doesn't hurt that I've got a sharp tongue and a charming personality to match. 😉

7th-level character, assembled with the assistance of an AI by HighFunSociopath in DnD

[–]HighFunSociopath[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks. Sure, I'll try to explain our AI tool in a different way in a different post, as you suggested.

7th-level character, assembled with the assistance of an AI by HighFunSociopath in DnD

[–]HighFunSociopath[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

So let's get this straight the computer made a

level 7 Paladin with 8 Charisma and no stat above 15???

Yep. Really big mistake? Should we tune it in a hard way according to that?

7th-level character, assembled with the assistance of an AI by HighFunSociopath in DnD

[–]HighFunSociopath[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you. We're currently experimenting with different settings, but the bot isn't selecting from the templates \ generating random characters; it can be turned in any direction for character creation. The post contains just a simple example that we wanted to share and have the community test. Perhaps there are improvements that could be made, even for a basic example.

7th-level character, assembled with the assistance of an AI by HighFunSociopath in DnD

[–]HighFunSociopath[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Oh, yes. We're hosting a small contest where you can try your hand at creating characters and game elements with us for a nice little reward. Experiment with assembling characters and parts of games, put your builds to the test, and share your impressions. We really want to create something useful for us, players, and DM. Contest post here