In the 2014 Players Handbook, one of the images has some runic letters on it, and the the letters spell out a supremely disappointing message: in something akin to Elder Futhark the runes spell something like “This is the Photoshop Lorem Ipsum Text.” A huge wasted opportunity for a hidden Easter egg. I’ll assign a simple, right-or-wrong task that anyone could do with a little research. I’ll start off with an easy one just to calibrate my expectations. I’ve just made a ChatGPT account and I’m going to give it a few prompts to see whether it’s good enough to take my job – or work for me, if I’m inclined to hire it! Fair warning, I’m rooting against ChatGPT, but I will try to be fair here. But “can ChatGPT generate content good enough that a publisher might think, hmm, paying 0/word is better than paying 5, 10, 15 cents per word?” Not “can ChatGPT generate better rules than a good game designer?” I think the answer to that is quite obviously no. Can ChatGPT generate D&D rules? As D&D freelancer, that question is top of mind these days.
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