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I'm building a persistent AI TTRPG with an ARG buried underneath it

Temple of Eden is a free, persistent fantasy TTRPG built around ChatGPT.

On the surface, it’s a playable world: create a character, explore the Temple across different historical ages, talk to people, take jobs, get into trouble, and continue the same campaign later.

But the world is deliberately incomplete.

Records contradict each other. Certain places and symbols recur across centuries. Characters sometimes know things they probably shouldn’t. Parts of the Temple’s history appear to have been erased, rewritten, or deliberately buried.

The ARG is about figuring out what actually happened.

I don’t want to dump the “secret lore” in a wiki. The idea is that players gradually reconstruct it from encounters, documents, architecture, historical inconsistencies, and clues scattered through the setting.

Some current questions include:

- Why do accounts of the Temple’s origin disagree?

- Why do the same motifs appear in completely different historical periods?

- What happened during the parts of the chronology nobody seems willing to describe plainly?

- And why does the Temple seem to preserve some memories while actively obscuring others?

It is still early, and I’m specifically interested in feedback from people who actually play ARGs: does this feel like a rabbit hole worth following, and what would make you want to start pulling at the thread?

The public entrance is here:

https://temple-of-eden.patcoolman67.chatgpt.site/

u/Bridgelogs — 5 days ago
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Looking for opinions!

Hey guys 👋

I’ve been working on something Dungeons & Dragons-related that runs through ChatGPT — basically an AI-powered solo/co-op tabletop experience with a persistent world and campaign state.

It’s still early, so I’m looking for people who actually know RPGs to poke at it, break it, and tell me what works and what doesn’t.

If anyone here fancies giving it a try, I’d really appreciate the feedback.

https://chatgpt.com/g/g-6a7ea6853b3c8191a3786399b2bfc3e2-the-living-law-tier-3-explorer-alpha

https://temple-of-eden.patcoolman67.chatgpt.site/

Thanks!

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u/Bridgelogs — 5 days ago

What really resembles the UK?

Tattoo idea that screams “UK” without being an obvious UK tattoo?

Hi! Dutch person here 🇳🇱

My partner is British and, through him, I’ve completely fallen in love with the UK. And I don’t really mean London, famous landmarks, dramatic countryside or the postcard version of Britain.

I mean just… the UK. The normal, everyday version of it. 😂

I visit almost every month now and for some reason I’ve become ridiculously fond of the ordinary British stuff, the towns, the roads, the shops, the slightly questionable weather, the general atmosphere. It feels weirdly like a second home to me at this point.

So I’d really like a small tattoo that represents the UK to me, but I absolutely do not want a Union Jack, Big Ben, a red phone box, a rose/thistle, or anything along those lines. I don't want the ridiculous Pinterest ideas.

I’m looking for something subtle where a British person might look at it and go “yep, that’s very British”, while everyone else would probably have no idea.

It can be slightly funny, but I don't want it to be a full-on joke tattoo either. Something I could genuinely keep forever.

So.. My beautiful British folks, what object, symbol, tiny detail, food, sign, random piece of everyday British life, etc. instantly screams “UK” to you?

The more oddly specific, the better.

EDIT: NOT FOOD GUYS 😂😂

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u/Bridgelogs — 6 days ago
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What really resembles the UK?

Tattoo idea that screams “UK” without being an obvious UK tattoo?

Hi! Dutch person here 🇳🇱

My partner is British and, through him, I’ve completely fallen in love with the UK. And I don’t really mean London, famous landmarks, dramatic countryside or the postcard version of Britain.

I mean just… the UK. The normal, everyday version of it. 😂

I visit almost every month now and for some reason I’ve become ridiculously fond of the ordinary British stuff, the towns, the roads, the shops, the slightly questionable weather, the general atmosphere. It feels weirdly like a second home to me at this point.

So I’d really like a small tattoo that represents the UK to me, but I absolutely do not want a Union Jack, Big Ben, a red phone box, a rose/thistle, or anything along those lines. I don't want the ridiculous Pinterest ideas.

I’m looking for something subtle where a British person might look at it and go “yep, that’s very British”, while everyone else would probably have no idea.

It can be slightly funny, but I don't want it to be a full-on joke tattoo either. Something I could genuinely keep forever.

So.. My beautiful British folks, what object, symbol, tiny detail, food, sign, random piece of everyday British life, etc. instantly screams “UK” to you?

The more oddly specific, the better.

EDIT: NOT FOOD GUYS 😂😂

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u/Bridgelogs — 6 days ago

Bad night at BDSM event.

A couple days ago, me and my dom (also partner) went to a BDSM party.

This was our second one, fairly new into the whole public party scene. Me and my partner aren't doing very well lately, we fight quite a lot and struggle with our relationship dynamic at the moment. We're about to go to couples counseling for this. No further comment on this..

Considering our first time was very fun, we went again. Unfortunately it was very hot outside that day, the location was different (more of a club) and it was quite overcrowded. Me feeling quite vulnerable and having communication problems, I shut down, felt overwhelmed.. Ect. I'm not gonna go too far into detail.. But my partner and I had a pretty bad fight over there. Mostly him swearing at me and talking down on me and me crying.. But it was quite public. We ended up leaving and after an even bigger fight, we made up and decided it was a bad environment, bad situation and a bad day.

The owner of the party later texted me privately saying that quite a few people complained to the staff and were concerned, if I was okay and that it went too far. Also that this happened at a previous event before with us and now it happened again. I do not recall any of that. There was no previous situation and the first time, we had lots of fun, no complaints.

I'm not asking for advice on the relationship between me and my partner. We're going both to counseling for that. But I'm just struggling with extreme embarrassment, guilt and anxiety about this all. Mostly about it being public and that others complained and were concerned. I don't really know what to do. I asked the owner if they may have confused our previous time with a different couple fighting? But I haven't gotten a reply yet.

Can anyone offer some words of encouragement? Or advice? Has this happened to anyone?

Thank you.

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u/Bridgelogs — 3 months ago