It's not plagiarism if you're not publishing. And I bet the DM knows exactly what their references are if players ask.

Shouldn't the first image be "Successfully scheduling?"

It's all plagiarism, baby.

Plagiarism is just the way human culture is supposed to work.

My Adventure Time campaign was so dope. I played Snake Pool - Figure In The Background to cut each session at the end just like the show always cuts to Island Song. Idk how much was plagiarized besides the future Ooo setting but it was a fucken blast. I improved nearly everything.

my best TTRGP night, i had a murder mystery. turns out, Garfield the Cat was a ghost and the ghost did it. it was an I'mSorryJon night, and one of our players hates cats.

Pfft, everything after Homer is a copy paste.

"Curse of Straud" is fantastic, and blatantly uses Bram Stoker's work. If Bram were Disney, we wouldn't have "Curse of Straud".

Today, im my dnd session, my players befriended a dirty, covered in mud druid. Turning his life around, and convincing him to rejoin society, and not fight the party.

Immediately after they killed a pimp.

But remember to call it always, please, "research".

...and some players somehow feel ai generated tokens are worse than that actual piracy of searching art sites for token images