Feedback on Wizards & Goblins: An AI-Driven TTRPG Leap After diving into Wizards & Goblins, I have to say the execution on the "one-prompt campaign" is quite impressive. As someone who follows the intersection of AI and gaming, seeing the 5e ruleset integrated so fluidly into a generative narrative is refreshing. It’s a great onboarding tool for those intimidated by the complexity of D&D. However, from a professional standpoint, there are a few "experience gaps" that could be refined to turn this from a novelty into a daily-driver for TTRPG fans: Mechanical Stakes (The Risk Factor): Currently, the AI feels a bit too "safe." In a real D&D session, the threat of failure is what drives the narrative. I’d love to see the AI take more risks as a DM—imposing harsher consequences for bad rolls or poor decisions. If everything is too easy to overcome, the victory loses its weight.
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