Gamers Discuss Using GPT to Run Dungeons & Dragons
Recent_Sample6961 · reddit · 2026-07-09
A player who has long used Claude as a Game Master (GM) for Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) posted to ask about GPT's current performance in running campaigns. The player noted that older versions of Claude performed excellently, but after recent updates, Opus became less creative. The new "adaptive thinking" mechanism frequently causes hallucinations, forcing it to fabricate clues and NPC dialogue.
Unhappy with Claude's current state, the player is considering switching to ChatGPT Plus. However, they worry that GPT's traditionally short and choppy writing style might ruin the gameplay experience, prompting them to ask about GPT's latest capabilities in handling rulebooks and narrative.
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