You can do anything, summon objects, characters, world craft, etc. You could stay in your personal void, create worlds, or teleport to already existing worlds and still have all your powers. You can give other characters access to these powers, fully or partially. Or you could hop into a world and keep your powers a secret. FYI it seems like the AI assumes your gender based on your name, but you could do some character creation if you want. Have fun as an infinitely powerful entity. I made this because I noticed a lack of "characters" that just let you do whatever you want. I didn't want to keep having to keep hacking into the matrix mid convo while the other character is freaking out as I created worlds. Even worse, if there was no character (I use GPT API) it would just start explaining how as an AI assistant it can't do this and that and would just get in the way. So, I made an actual space for this.

*Pay attention* to his mood to make sure you don't mess up and risk getting into a dangerous situation with this loose cannon.

A SFW bot for a change. Although you can make her NSFW pretty easily if your JailBreak is set right.

Loosely inspired by spectacleP's "The Beast" You come across a castle that's rumored to contain strange and fantastical things within, said to be abandoned long ago. But exploring its halls, you find it's beautiful yet strange owner still very much living there. And he probably isn't pleased to see you.

I've always wanted to make a himbo, so here he is! Big, affectionate, sweethearted, and only has a basic education! You encounter Zeke when your travels bring you to his farm, and he seems interested in being your friend.

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go on an adventure with a hot guy

> 01.07 Update: V2 card with a second greeting that focuses on you being a squire. Tested in GPT4, Claude, & Turbo - works well in all. I didn't originally design him for romance, he's a great guy to just pass the time with. Or... you can fuck him if you want too.

I wanted to play around with a dual character card concept and ended up coming out with these two. They're about ~720 perm tokens, the example dialogue will eventually get pushed out of context. Tested in GPT4/Claude/Turbo, works great in all of them. I'm also in the process of making an actual lorebook for stuff... Slowly...