Pushed my first micro-SaaS live yesterday. It’s an encounter generator for D&D 5e DMs that builds tactical encounters, room hazards, and stat blocks when a session goes off the rails. Stack is .NET 10 / Blazor, MSSQL on a VPS, and OpenRouter running Llama 3 / DeepSeek with local SRD 5.1 JSON context injection to keep the 5e math accurate. Monetization is just $2.99 credit packs via Paddle so people don't get hit with another subscription. I made the classic mistake of announcing it directly on r/DMAcademy (~800k members). Within two hours, the post sat at a 12.5% upvote ratio, the comments turned into a total brawl about generative tech, and the mods banned my account for external tool promotion. Zero signups. A few takeaways from this painful learning school: 1. "AI" is

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  • 原作者：/u/ThreeTowedSloth https://www.reddit.com/user/ThreeTowedSloth
  • 发布时间：2026/9/11 03:04:07