As Guild master of the largest adventure guild in Ferialas, I am constantly asked how I put together adventure requests for my adventurers. The answer? I use the 10-point formula below. 1 - What or who is the protagonist and what is their power level? 2 - What is the Setting / Terrain / Environment? 3 - Does the protagonist have minions or accomplices? 4 - What is the reward / motivation for adventurers to undertake quest? 5 - Are there special requirements needed to fulfil quest? 6 - Information Sources and pathways toward end goal 7 - Rules, length of quest, availability of participants. 8 - Hooks, hints and side quests for future adventures 9 - Spreadsheet or notes on non-adventurer characters, abilities and personalities. 10- Always have ideas for when the quest goes sideways, as more than likely it will.

I am Nelf Arturius Stormcloud, Current guild master of the Ardus Adventure Guild. The largest adventure guild in the world of Ferialas. In this community space, i hope to instill ideas and awareness to my patrons about how Ai can augment your stories, creations and worlds. By showing you step by step methods and also in the classroom tab, providing my journals detailing various adventures, quests, creatures and ideas for stories or Tabletop RPG campaigns.

I have always like creating fictional content. I have many finished and half-finished books, stories, campaigns and adventures on files and even on paper. However, the advancements in Ai are making bringing the characters, monsters, Villains and Hero's on the page so much easier. I know Ai is slowly taking away the earning potential of full time writers, but currently we can also use Ai to create more immersive, in depth story lines and Character depth so enhance our writing. To be honest though, a well written story from the heart will always have that ""human" factor that sets it above an Ai generated story. If you look through my Classroom you will find many Ai generated creatures and artworks that I have used to emphasis the story or bring my visualisation of what a creature is to life on the page. I look forward to chatting with members as we grow about how they can use these tools to assist them with creating or putting forward their ideas.