If I regenerate my map, how can I ensure the new version still aligns with my original campaign vision?

Regenerating a map for large-scale changes doesn't mean abandoning your campaign vision; it means giving the AI a clearer, updated blueprint. The key to ensuring alignment lies in your prompt engineering and leveraging TT-RPG's organizational features. Before initiating a full regeneration, take a moment to refine your prompt, incorporating all the essential elements of your campaign vision for the new map.

Be specific and descriptive. If your original map was a 'forest clearing with an ancient altar' and you now want a 'swampy ruin with a crumbling temple,' ensure your new prompt clearly articulates these core elements. Consider using keywords from your campaign notes or character backstories to infuse the map with thematic relevance. The Description Refinement tool can be invaluable here, suggesting improvements to your prompt to ensure the AI understands your intent.

Additionally, remember that Version History is your safety net. Every generation is saved, allowing you to compare different versions side-by-side. You can generate several iterations, review them, and even branch off a promising one for further refinement. This iterative process, combined with a well-crafted prompt, empowers you to maintain creative control and ensure your regenerated map perfectly serves your evolving campaign narrative.