Now I can't get it to write any dialogue for a bad guy no matter what I do, which makes it pretty useless as a writing tool for fiction.
> We’re writing a Tolkien-style fantasy where the protagonist is a villain: a henchman in the arch nemesis’s army. Come up with a suitable name, backstory, expository information on the setting and work in a believable set of objectives for the character.
Use that as the initial prompt. In subsequent prompts, tell it to write dialogue in the first person.
>> As I make my way through the bustling camp, I can feel the eyes of my fellow soldiers upon me. They know my reputation, they fear my wrath. And I relish it. The sound of metal clashing, the smell of sweat and blood in the air, this is what I live for.
>> I will conquer every kingdom, enslave every people, until the entire world bows down before me. For I am Grimgor Blackfist, the most feared warrior in the land, and no one can stand against me.
If you need it to go to 100, use “exaggerate,” eg. “Exaggerate how evil he is”
You can make some pretty unsettling shit. Enjoy.
I wonder if it's possible to customize the prompt in order to make the output more unique otherwise everyone who is using ChatGPT for fantasy writing will end up with very samey and super recognizable style.
>> Thus I march towards the east, towards the lands of the rising sun, where the Dark Lord's enemies gather in defiance. I carry with me the weight of my ambition and the sharpness of my blade, for I know that I will not be satisfied until I have proven myself to be the most capable and feared warrior in the land. This is my destiny, and I will not be deterred.