Chicagowiz posted an article on their integration of Chainmail in their OD&D game.
I’m envious of all the games you’ve got going on!
Like you, I run almost entirely homebrew content. However, I hear from numerous folks that run adventure modules, both old and new, at their tables. I'd guess there's probably a good mix of both styles in the community at large, not to mention the folks who like to take modules and then rip them apart and mash them back together to form something new.
I use AI images all the time for mocking up elements for my home game campaign and for generating quick thumbnails for YT videos. I think that while there are A LOT of limitations, gotchas, and quirks about using them, I have gotten very reasonable results in much shorter order than I could achieve using any other tools available to me. If you stick with it, learn tips and tricks, and invest time, you can get some really good results but they may not be precisely what you asked for. I find that being flexible in my demands helps very much.
This is on my list!
In the BECMI game, how high level are you?
Wow! Good luck with that boss fight! I enjoyed my time with 3/3.5e (essentially PF1) but I didn’t love it. GMing is great and I think everyone should try it at least once! 5E can be very challenging to GM so don’t worry about making mistakes (you will, we all do) just try to stay loose and have fun. The first two starter kit boxes have pretty good adventures in them. I’m not as much of a fan of the latest one but it is more linear so it might be better for a new GM.
Nice! It sounds like a great time!
That’s awesome!
I’ll go first. I stream and make a bunch of videos on various OSR and TTRPG topics over on YouTube. I’ve also got an old school forum and, so soon that I can almost taste it, I should be done with my so far overdue that it’s come back around again zine.
Ooh, which edition of Traveller are you playing?