I know people vary in their acceptance of AI, and I have my own concerns, but I've been using NotebookLM lately and really enjoying it. You include sources into a notebook and it adds the content into a model. I add episode recordings into a notebook and it provides stunningly good summaries, and also answers questions about the content very well. It isn't perfect, and occasionally you have to correct it (especially names), but it has proven to be very useful for helping me to remember things that happened 100+ episodes ago.

Hello folks, I've been hard at work on an adventure-writing gig for Brotherwise Games. Part of my responsibilities for the module I'm developing is to oversee playtest programs---if you're interested in running some Cosmere RPG, this is a standalone adventure that can be completed in a few sessions of play (probably two or three). It's 10th level, so if you haven't tried Stormlight RPG before, it might be a bit of extra work to get through, although it's a pretty intuitive D20 system. Each group chooses ONE person to fill out the form, and in the next month or so, they'll run the adventure and fill out the attached form. I'll sift through the results and use them in revision. If you're interested, check out this form! The project does require that you and your players sign an NDA, which you should send my way if you're selected for the playtest. Spots are limited due to the way we sort through the data, but we need a good number of groups, so consider checking it out if you're interested! It's a cool glimpse into an upcoming Cosmere project, a chance to try out the game, and has what I think is a pretty cool scenario. Here's the link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd5ApuSyCDx-lVDmqmK1P-FoFn6Q_NpycuUARsFVdCxtxSDqw/viewform?usp=dialog Let me know if you have any questions!

Welcome to the Game Master Laboratory! This is a place for people who are running (or planning) TTRPG games to brainstorm ideas with other GMs, share ideas and resources, and test their creations with each other. I recorded a short video to get you started, which you can view in this post. It's all about what we do here, but it's also about how to use Skool, so if you're new to Skool, make sure to check that out! If we haven't met you yet, we would like to. Please make a post in the "General Discussion" channel to introduce yourself and tell us... 1. Which systems you like to play/run 2. A bit about the games you're running right now Glad you're here. DM us if you have any questions.