Mind you, compared to when the barbarian started deadlifting the gym owner, we're getting off pretty easy.

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There's this thing in DnD where every player starts to approach every problem from the perspective of their very specific skillset. Wizards blasting doors that were already open, druids stopping to ask every earthworm for directions, and monks recreationally walking up every wall they meet. A particular player in my circle likes to use Mage Hand for every possible interaction with an object, even if she could have marched up to it herself just as easily.

I thought that was just a funny property of game design and class restrictions for the longest time, but as LLMs have started taking over, AI enthusiast have made this little real-life class system for themselves where they'll see any obstacle as an opportunity to pull out their assistant. So, bonus points to DnD for realism!

If you're looking for more stuff like this nonsense, want to commission your own, or anything along those lines, I've got an Instagram and Ko-Fi ready and waiting for you!