Dungeons and Dragons Players Boycotting Popular Map-Making Tool Over AI Controversy
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Oh man, did a subscription service burn people? No way, I never could have guessed!
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but for what its worth (and gamerant failed to update their drama piece):
they back peddled.
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Dungeondraft is the way to go IMO: buy once, no sub, tons of extra assets available. There’s also Wondedraft if you’re doing world maps.
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Dungeondraft is the way to go IMO: buy once, no sub, tons of extra assets available. There’s also Wondedraft if you’re doing world maps.
DungeonDraft is a wonderful tool.
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Theres another one called Dungeon Alchemist which claims to use AI, but the AI in question is actually just a very complex if=>then=>else statement (think npc ai). I have no idea why they are calling their scripts AI.
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Theres another one called Dungeon Alchemist which claims to use AI, but the AI in question is actually just a very complex if=>then=>else statement (think npc ai). I have no idea why they are calling their scripts AI.
Before all this LLM nonsense that was AI and it still is. I guess they are just being overly transparent.
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Dungeondraft is the way to go IMO: buy once, no sub, tons of extra assets available. There’s also Wondedraft if you’re doing world maps.
I wish I could get it to run on Linux
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but for what its worth (and gamerant failed to update their drama piece):
they back peddled.
Good spot!
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I wish I could get it to run on Linux
It runs fine on Linux for me out of the box.
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It runs fine on Linux for me out of the box.
Oh really? Huh. I’ll have to try again
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Oh really? Huh. I’ll have to try again
It’s been a while since I installed is, bit I think the only thing I had to do was make a shell script executable, which I think it says to do in the readme? Could be misremembering though.
