Now comes the part that requires a little work. Next we hit the generate button, and voila! Three new Benedict Hoyles are at our disposal. So, we plug this data into the generator like so: He wants to build the best treehouse in their town, but are afraid of monsters. We'll do a character without a world just to make it a little easier to follow Using a random name generator and random character generator, I generated the following character:īackground Info: a human who is short and lanky, with long, straight red hair, green eyes, a tan skin tone, and whiskers. But it will try to at least somewhat take this information into account when making the character.Īlright, I'm going to work through an example thing here. So you might have to go back and edit later. Now, just because you put this information here doesn't mean the AI is definitely going to use the information.
The AI is going to use the information to try and "fill in the blanks" on the character you want to get generated.
I haven't done much with world building, but if you've already taken the time and effort to get one together, this should make the characters that get generated much more attuned to the world itself.īackground Info: If you don't have a world created, this blank is actually the most important. But if you're creating a world and you defined all the races, classes, and other stuff, this basically tells the NPC builder to use all of that data to craft your character.
World Information: So, if you're just making characters for a one-off adventure or to add to a scenario, this won't be relevant. Otherwise, you're gonna get three characters with different names, and it might be hard to sort through later. The blanks are:Ĭharacter's Name: Probably the least important blank, but I'd recommend filling it in just to see which characters have been generated with your current data. So, I'd recommend filling in at least one, or definitely all three if you're creating a character in a world you created. Note that all of these are optional, but if you just leave everything blank you're gonna get some crazy nonsense back from the AI. If you're just starting, there will be nothing here, so go ahead and click "Create More" to access the NPC Builder.Īlright, so we start off with the three blanks. For this, though, I'll just go with Traditional format to begin.įirst off, in your world info, click the "Add Characters" button. I just used the default option (Traditional Format), so YMMV on whether another model might work better. The one thing I will say, though, is that I can't really tell you the difference between the different "models" and how effective they are. Sure, I spent most of today converting the 30 or so characters in a long-running adventure I have going with the NPC Builder, so I'll give this a whirl.
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