Daniel recounts his experiences running a module generated by ChatGPT. We discuss pros and cons, as well as the presence of AI in other creative domains. Daniel discusses imprinting, while Daniel uses the opportunity of taking the reins to immediately discuss adult dolls. This description was generated by ChatGPT (not really though).

It’s time for us to jump onto the AI hype bandwagon by seeing what people thought about it 40 years ago. After watching an estimated 60% of Blade Runner and its sequel, we proceed to use it as inspiration to create something wholly unrelated. Daniel gets his recap on, while Daniel researches young men.

We design the first quest that kicks off the full adventure through our Sonic fan fiction tube-world. It is truly harrowing how many times the term “Sonic fan fiction” has come up in this podcast’s runtime. Daniel declares cuts, while Daniel defends his very problematic cave idea. Look forward to the rest of the season where we’ll be filling out the rest of the world to culminate into a fully playable TTRPG setting. 

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Today, we roll around through Fabula Ultima’s character creation rules at the speed of sound, which, as it turns out, is about 20 minutes per character. Is this system truly the Shangri-La of Sonic OC generation that we’ve all been dreaming of? Listen on to find out. Daniel nails every music reference, while Daniel gets sold on puke.

Think Flat Earth is stupid? Well, get a load of today’s episode. We use Fabula Ultima’s neat world creation guidelines to create our own ideal world where we can’t be punished for infringing on other people’s ideas. Daniel stretches his jaw, while Daniel stretches the definition of “natural fantasy”.

Spoiler Alert: We do explain the plot of the game (mostly correctly). And I do apologize this time. But I’m not happy about it. We look back on Tales of Arise, a game one of us finished, and see if we can’t put our own spin on a plot from the game. Daniel becomes Daniel for the first time, while Daniel experiences torsion.

Spoiler Alert: We do explain the plot of the game. New players beware. Also spoilers for Tales of Arise, but I will not apologize for that one.

After taking a trip down JRPG memory lane, we immediately hone in on a childhood classic, Tales of Symphonia. We also talk a lot of trash about a game we played and kind of enjoyed, Blades in the Dark, as well as the usual off-topic nonsense. Daniel displays his deep knowledge of Symphonia, while Daniel tempers his rage in preparation for the next episode.

As the world plunges into turmoil, two Ds must once again become one and embark on a quest to make poor references to bits they barely remember. Today we take a first look at Fabula Ultima, a neat JRPG-inspired TRPG system that’s sure to be narrative fun for the whole family. Daniel skips several evolve forms, while Daniel physically recoils at a song reference.

Links:

Fabula Ultima - Press Start: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/411240/Fabula-Ultima-TTJRPG-Press-Start?manufacturers_id=17072

Fabula Ultima Rulebook: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/410108/Fabula-Ultima-TTJRPG?src=hottest_filtered

The Quiet Year (Map-building Game): https://buriedwithoutceremony.com/the-quiet-year

Are all the restaurants booked and you can't find a place to spend your evening with your special someone? Why don't you spend it at home playing imaginary corpse reconstruction. This week we bring on my girlfriend Terra as we tackle her favorite anime Princess Tutu. Terra talks about ballets and Daniel is unable to comprehend it, but he loves listening anyway.

Andrew and I sit down and ask each other questions we thought you all would care about. Daniel explains why he is a yes man and Andrew absorbs the evironment.