bug: opening-narrative always returns generic stub — ignores campaign setting, name, and character

[Sealjay]

Summary

POST /campaign/{campaign_id}/opening-narrative always returns a hardcoded template regardless of the actual campaign content:

{
  "scene_description": "You find yourself in a Dark dungeon world during the start of a new adventure. The atmosphere is charged with possibility as your adventure continues.",
  "quest_hook": "Dark omens have troubled the land...",
  "suggested_actions": ["Look around", "Speak with nearest person", "Check equipment"]
}

This is a stub implementation that:

1. Only uses the campaign tone field for minimal customisation
2. Completely ignores: campaign name, world description, plot hooks, key NPCs, setting
3. Returns identical suggested_actions for every campaign
4. Returns the same sentence structure regardless of campaign context

The opening narrative is the first thing a player sees when entering the game — this stub immediately breaks immersion and makes all campaigns feel identical.

Confirmed via API test

Running on 4 different campaigns with different names, settings, and tones all returned the same template structure with only the tone keyword substituted.

Files

• backend/app/api/routes/session_routes.py — get_opening_narrative()

Fix

Call NarratorAgent.generate_scene_description() or DungeonMasterAgent.process_input() with the campaign context to generate a real AI narrative. Use the campaign's world_description, plot_hooks, key_npcs, and setting as context.