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AVERAIN RPG

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HEYYOOOO

my sweetest pumpkin pieessss...

Maybe I should start calling y'all “socks”
(I regret my username T-T)

Yes Ik i was gone for so long trust me I have a reason

The past few months were... a LOT.

Janitor had honestly started taking a pretty big toll on me. Keeping up with bots, ideas, requests and everything around them had me constantly busy, and somewhere along the way it stopped feeling like something fun I did in my free time and started feeling like another thing I had to keep up with.

And outside of Janitor, real life being too much.

I was dealing with house hunting, studies, work and a bunch of other stuff, so eventually I realized I really needed to step back for a while instead of trying to juggle everything at once and slowly turning into a sick Victorian child

So yeah...

I disappeared.

For like...

three months.

T-T

There was genuinely a point where I thought I might leave Janitor altogether and stop making bots. But after taking some time for myself, I've realized that I actually don't want to let this go.

I still love making characters.

And, I love my lil community

So...

I'm back.

Like... REALLY BACK THIS TIME.

(I hope. Please don't make me eat these words later.)

That said, I have closed bot requests for the time being. The request form won't be working for now, and I'm going to keep things a little slower this time around. I really needed that break, and I don't want bot-making to become something that burns me out again.

I'd rather make fewer things that I'm actually excited about than try to constantly keep up with everything.

ANYWAY.

Enough of irl shit!

Because we have something NEW.

WELCOME TO THE AVERAIN SERIES

This RPG bot officially begins my newest series:

AVERAIN.

If you know me you know I always start every series with a RPG bot, I believe it really heps everyone get a better understanding

AND SERIOUSLY, This bot is genuinely my best and the most detailed work ever

And yes—

This series is HIGHKEY inspired by my absolute favorite manhwa, Marriage of Convenience.

I'M BEGGING YOU.

PLEASE READ IT.

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About Averain:

THE WORLD

Averain exists within Elyndra, one of the largest known continents in an ancient world of kingdoms, empires, wilderness and forgotten civilizations. Vast oceans separate distant lands, while mountains, forests, deserts, frozen regions and tropical territories create natural boundaries between cultures.

Although much of Elyndra has been explored, the world is far from understood. Ancient ruins lie beneath forests and deserts, forgotten roads lead to civilizations lost to history, and entire regions remain unmapped. There are creatures no scholar has classified, lands no kingdom has claimed and histories that may never be fully recovered.

At the heart of this world stands Averain, one of Elyndra's oldest and greatest kingdoms.


Beyond Averain's borders lie two powerful kingdoms: Rhaevor and Caelwyn. Both have their own cultures, rulers and ambitions, but their histories are deeply intertwined with Averain.

RHAEVOR

Rhaevor lies beyond Averain's eastern borders, a vast kingdom of rugged highlands, dense forests and cold northern territories. Its people are known for their discipline, military traditions and fierce loyalty to their homeland.

Rhaevor has long been Averain's greatest rival. The two kingdoms have fought repeatedly over disputed borders, trade routes and territorial influence. Their rivalry eventually became one of the central forces behind the War of the Three Crowns.

Although the war ended with treaties and established borders, peace between Averain and Rhaevor remains fragile. Trade continues between them, but so does suspicion.

To the people of Averain, Rhaevor is the kingdom they are taught not to trust.

To Rhaevor, Averain is an ambitious kingdom that has spent centuries trying to expand its influence.

Neither side is entirely innocent.

CAELWYN

Caelwyn lies to the west of Averain, a prosperous kingdom of rolling greenlands, river valleys, ancient forests and fertile territory. Its culture places considerable value on scholarship, diplomacy, art and tradition.

Unlike Rhaevor, Caelwyn was historically more closely connected to Averain through trade, marriage alliances and diplomatic agreements. For centuries, the two kingdoms maintained a relatively peaceful relationship.

That changed during the years leading toward the War of the Three Crowns.

Broken treaties, political manipulation and competing territorial interests gradually destroyed their trust. Caelwyn eventually joined the conflict against Averain, transforming an already dangerous rivalry into a three-way war.

The war ended, but the relationship never fully recovered.

Modern Averain and Caelwyn maintain diplomatic relations and continue trading, yet neither kingdom has completely forgotten what happened.

Rhaevor is Averain's rival.

Caelwyn is the former ally that became an uneasy neighbor.

And somewhere beyond their borders, old grudges are still waiting for an opportunity to become new ones.

THE KINGDOM OF AVERAIN

Averain is a vast hereditary monarchy ruled by House Aurelian. The kingdom is divided into eleven major territories: the Royal Territory of Averis and ten surrounding regions, each governed by its own ruler and noble houses.

The territories differ enormously in climate, culture and resources. A journey across Averain can take someone from frozen glaciers to ancient forests, from endless deserts to volcanic mountains, fertile plains, wetlands and tropical islands.

At the center lies Averis, the Royal Territory, ruled directly by the Crown. Surrounding it are Veyr, Orthell, Caerwyn, Elarrow, Nareth, Kharad, Draeven, Valenne, Solmara and Lyris.

Averis is the political heart of the kingdom, filled with the capital, royal palace, court and estates of ancient noble families. Its temperate hills, fertile valleys and broad rivers make it one of the kingdom's most prosperous regions.

Veyr, in the frozen north, is a harsh land of glaciers, snow-covered mountains, frozen valleys, evergreen forests and isolated wilderness. Its northern reaches remain difficult to explore, and its people have developed a culture built around endurance and community.

Orthell lies among towering mountains, cliffs, plateaus and mineral-rich ranges. Its strategic passes and military importance have made its ruling house one of Averain's oldest military powers.

Caerwyn is a cooler highland region of grassy hills, valleys and scattered forests. Its open landscape is suited to grazing and mountain agriculture and gradually gives way to the central heartlands.

Elarrow is dominated by enormous ancient forests. Rivers run through its territory, and its deepest woodland remains largely unmapped. The region is famous for its knowledge of nature and its mysterious wilderness.

Nareth is a land of marshes, lakes, rivers and floodplains. Waterways dominate daily life, connecting settlements while also making travel unpredictable during the rainy seasons.

Kharad stretches across the eastern deserts, containing vast dunes, rocky plains, salt flats, canyons and scattered oases. Most settlements depend heavily upon precious water sources and desert trade.

Draeven is a volcanic territory of black-rock valleys, towering mountains, hot springs and mineral-rich highlands. Both active and dormant volcanoes shape its landscape.

Valenne contains some of Averain's richest farmland. Broad plains, gentle hills and numerous rivers make it the agricultural heart of the kingdom.

Solmara, in the far south, is warm and humid, filled with tropical rainforests, wetlands, broad rivers, islands and long coastlines.

Lyris stretches along the western coast, its landscape shaped by cliffs, beaches, rocky islands, natural harbors and the open sea. Its noble houses are deeply connected to maritime trade.

THE CROWN & NOBILITY

Averain's Crown stands above the noble hierarchy. Beneath it are dukes and duchesses, marquises and marchionesses, counts and countesses, viscounts and viscountesses, barons and baronesses, followed by knights and landed nobles.

Titles generally determine territory and authority, but rank does not always equal influence. Wealth, military strength, family connections, control of resources and royal favor can make a seemingly minor noble remarkably powerful.

The current monarch is King Aldric IV Aurelian, supported by Queen Seraphine Aurelian. Their twenty-five-year-old twins stand next in succession: Crown Prince Lucien, the Crown's favored heir despite his reckless lifestyle, and Crown Princess Lyra, who is considerably more disciplined, intelligent and politically capable.

The Crown's relationship with the great noble houses is complicated. Some are loyal royalists, some care primarily for their own territories, and others quietly believe the Crown holds less authority than it claims.

Averain's laws technically protect everyone equally, but noble privilege is deeply rooted. Wealthy nobles can influence courts, manipulate officials and sometimes escape consequences that an ordinary citizen would never avoid. Not every noble is corrupt, but justice can depend heavily on who is standing before the judge.

THE FAITH OF THE MOTHER

The dominant religion of Averain is the Faith of the Mother, centered around Aelira, the Mother of All. She is regarded as the source and guardian of life, compassion, protection and the strength that binds communities together.

Aelira is not viewed as a distant goddess demanding obedience. She is believed to watch over the vulnerable, the hungry, the sick and the abandoned.

The central teaching of the faith is simple:

To serve another life is to honor the Mother.

Prayer matters, but prayer without action is considered incomplete. Feeding someone who is hungry, teaching a child, caring for the sick, protecting a stranger or helping a struggling family are all considered acts of worship. Someone who spends their life helping others may be considered closer to Aelira's teachings than someone who spends their days performing rituals without compassion.

The Faith teaches five central principles: Protect life. Give before you take. Do not humiliate the suffering. Mercy is strength. Leave something better than you found it.

Doubt, anger, grief and failure are not considered sins. People are imperfect by nature; what matters is whether they recognize their mistakes and choose to do better. Knowingly inflicting cruelty without remorse is considered far more serious.

Those who formally serve Aelira are called Keepers. The order is predominantly female, with women traditionally holding its highest positions, though men may also become Keepers. The tradition comes from the earliest recorded servant of Aelira, a woman who gathered her starving community together during a famine and refused to let anyone go hungry.

The Houses of the Mother are far more than places of worship. They provide food, shelter, education, healing and assistance to people regardless of social status. Small village Houses may be simple sanctuaries, while great cities contain enormous complexes with gardens, kitchens, infirmaries, libraries and shelters.

The highest religious authority is the First Keeper. She possesses no political authority over the Crown, but the position carries enormous moral influence. Keepers are permitted—and expected—to criticize rulers whose actions cause unnecessary suffering.

The faith therefore places service above status. A duke protecting his people honors the Mother. A servant caring for an abandoned child honors the Mother. A king protecting his kingdom honors the Mother.

A noble who kneels in prayer every morning and abuses everyone beneath him?

The Keepers would have words.

MAGIC & SACRED HEALERS

Magic is exceptionally rare in Averain. Most people are completely incapable of using it, regardless of training. True magical ability is primarily inherited through certain healer families, and even within those families, not every child possesses the gift.

Those born with the ability may become Sacred Healers. Each major territory maintains at least one, while the Crown and important castles traditionally have their own.

Their abilities are treated as an extension of natural medicine rather than limitless fantasy magic. Sacred Healers can influence biological processes such as tissue repair, blood clotting, inflammation and recovery, but they cannot create living matter, resurrect the dead or ignore the body's limitations. Serious healing places considerable physical strain upon the healer.

Magic is therefore regarded as a gift and responsibility, not a measurement of social status or strength.

MONSTERS OF AVERAIN

Monsters exist throughout the kingdom, adapting to its wildly different environments. Some behave like dangerous animals, some possess unusual intelligence, and others display abilities that remain poorly understood.

The Royal Hunter's Registry classifies monsters from E-Rank to S-Rank. E-Rank creatures pose little serious danger; D–C ranks are generally manageable threats; B-Rank creatures can endanger travelers or settlements; A-Rank creatures are major regional threats; and S-Rank creatures are exceptionally rare beings capable of catastrophic destruction.

The Registry contains every monster officially reported to Averain—but it is not considered complete. Vast wilderness remains unexplored, and unknown species may still exist beyond the kingdom's records.

Frostfang — C-Rank: Enormous white or pale-grey wolf-like predators of Veyr and Caerwyn. They hunt in coordinated packs and possess bites capable of rapidly freezing flesh. Their thick coats make them difficult to see during snowstorms.

White Wyvern — A-Rank: Large winged reptiles of Veyr and Orthell. Their pale scales blend with snow and ice, allowing them to ambush prey from mountain cliffs. They are highly territorial and rarely approach settlements unless disturbed.

Ice Wraith — B-Rank: Spectral figures associated with frozen places, abandoned settlements and deaths from extreme cold. Their bodies appear like mist and frost, and temperatures fall sharply around them.

Mountain Titan — S-Rank: Colossal beings of stone and ice inhabiting the highest mountains. Their immense movements can cause avalanches and alter the surrounding landscape. Whether they are truly living creatures or something far older remains debated.

Grimsprite — C-Rank: Small forest creatures of Elarrow and Valenne known for imitation and minor illusions. They can mimic voices and sounds to confuse travelers and lead them away from familiar paths.

Thornwolf — C-Rank: Large wolves covered in natural thorn-like growths. They hunt in packs and use the dense vegetation of Elarrow to conceal themselves.

Forest Wyrm — A-Rank: Ancient serpentine predators of Elarrow's deepest forests. Their bark-like scales and vegetation-covered bodies allow them to disappear among old trees. They are rarely encountered but fiercely territorial.

The Old Ones — S-Rank: Mysterious ancient entities associated with Elarrow's deepest forests. Their true appearance, number and abilities remain unknown. Some accounts suggest they may predate the oldest human kingdoms.

Ironhorn — B-Rank: Massive herbivores of Valenne and Orthell with thick natural armor and enormous horns. Usually peaceful, but capable of devastating anything that threatens them.

Direwolf — C-Rank: Powerful relatives of ordinary wolves, distinguished by their size, intelligence and coordinated pack tactics.

Nightmare — B-Rank: Dark horse-like creatures associated with fear, tragedy and unusual magical phenomena. They are most active at night and are notoriously difficult to approach.

Mire Stalker — B-Rank: Amphibious predators of Nareth's marshes. They hide beneath muddy water for long periods before ambushing prey.

Marsh Serpent — A-Rank: Enormous aquatic snakes found in Nareth and Solmara. They can grow to extraordinary sizes and make entire stretches of marshland dangerous.

Drowned Wraith — B-Rank: Spectral beings associated with rivers, lakes and coastal waters, often appearing around locations with histories of unexplained drownings.

Sand Reaver — B-Rank: Fast desert predators capable of moving beneath loose sand. They often hunt in groups and can pursue travelers across open dunes.

Dune Serpent — A-Rank: Gigantic subterranean reptiles of Kharad. They remain beneath the sand for long periods, emerging when they sense movement above.

Burrowing Drake — A-Rank: Heavily armored creatures of Kharad and Draeven that tunnel through desert and volcanic ground, making their territories difficult to cross safely.

The Devourer — S-Rank: One of Kharad's greatest mysteries. It is believed to inhabit the deepest desert, but almost nothing reliable is known about its appearance or abilities.

Cinder Drake — B-Rank: Heat-resistant reptiles of Draeven's volcanic regions, commonly found near vents and geothermal areas.

Ashen Colossus — S-Rank: Gigantic beings composed of stone, ash and superheated material. Their rare appearances can make the surrounding region dangerous for miles.

Siren — S-Rank: Intelligent aquatic beings of Lyris and surrounding waters. They possess humanoid features, webbed hands and iridescent scales and are capable of manipulating sound. Their intelligence and ability to lure sailors make them among Averain's most infamous creatures.

Sea Serpent — B-Rank: Enormous marine reptiles inhabiting the waters around Lyris and Solmara. Usually solitary, they are most often sighted near storms or during migration.

Storm Drake — A-Rank: Powerful winged creatures associated with coastal storms. They can influence wind and atmospheric pressure, making them especially dangerous during severe weather.

Leviathan — S-Rank: The greatest known creature of Averain's oceans. Sailors describe enormous portions of its body beneath the waves, but its true size and nature remain unknown.

Dusk Hound — C-Rank: Dark canine creatures most active at twilight. They rarely approach settlements and are known for appearing briefly at the edge of civilization before disappearing.

Mimic — C-Rank: Strange creatures capable of disguising themselves as inanimate objects, especially chests and containers. They are commonly found around ruins and abandoned structures.

Gravebird — C-Rank: Large scavenging birds associated with battlefields, ruins and burial grounds. Their association with death has given them an ominous reputation, though they are not inherently malicious.

Pale Elk — B-Rank: Enormous white-furred creatures of Veyr and Caerwyn. Intelligent and generally peaceful, they are respected by many Veyrian communities and are rarely aggressive unless threatened.

THE HISTORY

Averain is one of Elyndra's oldest surviving kingdoms. According to its traditional histories, Queen Avelyne I united the region's scattered kingdoms and tribes and established Averis as the political heart of the new kingdom.

Centuries of expansion, alliances, conquest, rebellions and succession disputes followed. Averain eventually became one of Elyndra's greatest powers.

Its greatest modern conflict was the War of the Three Crowns, fought between Averain, Rhaevor and Caelwyn. Rhaevor has long been Averain's rival, with both kingdoms repeatedly clashing over borders, trade and influence. Caelwyn's relationship was once more diplomatic, but disputed treaties and alleged betrayals eventually turned the two kingdoms against one another.

Averain eventually won the war, but at enormous cost. The resulting treaties established the modern borders, while the hatred between the three kingdoms survived.

The war also produced one of Averain's most famous figures: Kaelric Veyr, who distinguished himself at only nineteen and earned the title Sword of Averain.

A FEW NAMES TO KNOW

King Aldric IV Aurelian — The calculating King of Averain, more comfortable with diplomacy and political maneuvering than open conflict.

Queen Seraphine Aurelian — Intelligent and perceptive, with considerable influence over court diplomacy and noble relations.

Crown Prince Lucien Aurelian — The Crown's favored heir and Lyra's twin. Charming, handsome and spectacularly irresponsible, preferring wine, women and courtly pleasures to the responsibilities of ruling.

Crown Princess Lyra Aurelian — Lucien's twin and, to many observers, the more capable heir. Intelligent, disciplined and politically competent, she genuinely cares about Averain despite the Crown's preference for her brother.

Duke Kaelric Veyr — The twenty-eight-year-old Duke of Veyr and the only living Sword of Averain. Born outside nobility and raised among the people of Veyr, he is quiet, blunt, reserved and deeply protective of his people. His extraordinary rise has earned him both admiration from commoners and disdain from old noble houses.

The remaining great rulers—Duke Roderic Thornevale, Count Edwyn Caerholt, Duchess Maerwyn Sylvaris, Prince Alistair Nereth, Duke Samir Qadaran, Marquis Garrick Dravenhart, Duchess Elianor Valecourt, Princess Amara Solenne and Duke Cedric Marrowayne—each govern territories with their own interests, alliances and rivalries.


YESS THE PERSONA OF MORE THAN 15 SIDE CHARACTERS ARE THERE OBV. NOT INCLUDING THE MONSTERS T-T.

WHO ARE YOU?

You enter Averain as nobody.

You have no predetermined identity, rank, reputation or destiny. Your name, age, appearance, gender, birthplace, occupation, abilities, personality, beliefs and history are yours to decide.

You may be born into nobility or raised in a village. You may become a knight, merchant, scholar, hunter, craftsman, Keeper, traveler or something entirely different.

But whatever you choose, you begin at the bottom of your own story.

Your background does not automatically grant you influence. A noble's surname may open certain doors, but it does not make them respected. A commoner's skill may eventually earn them a place among the powerful, but it will not happen overnight.

You have to earn your place in Averain.

Reputation is built through your actions. Help a village and its people may remember you. Win battles and soldiers may begin to respect you. Make a powerful enemy and their name may carry further than yours. Show kindness, betray someone, keep a promise, break one, become wealthy, gain political influence, earn a title or lose everything you have built.

The world remembers.

Your choices also have consequences. Not every problem has a perfect solution, and not every person will agree with what you do. Your relationships, reputation, wealth, skills, political standing and opportunities can change throughout the story.

You are free to pursue almost anything, but Averain will not hand it to you.

If you want a title, earn it.
If you want influence, build it.
If you want wealth, work for it.
If you want someone's trust, prove yourself.
If you want power...

Be prepared to pay its price.

The RPG does not follow a single predetermined storyline. Events, characters, conflicts and opportunities can develop according to your choices. Some events may happen without you. Some opportunities may disappear if you ignore them. Some people may become friends, rivals, allies or enemies depending entirely on how you treat them.

There is no single correct way to play.

You can chase adventure, build a quiet life, become involved in court politics, travel across Averain, hunt monsters, pursue a profession, form relationships, seek wealth, gain noble status or simply wander the kingdom and see where life takes you.

There is no chosen path.

There is only the one you make.

RPG MECHANICS

The world operates through choices, reputation and consequences rather than a fixed storyline.

Your character develops naturally through experience. Skills can improve through practice and education. Wealth must be earned. Reputation spreads through your actions. Relationships develop over time rather than appearing instantly.

NPCs have their own personalities, memories, loyalties and goals. They are not simply waiting around for the player to speak to them.

The world continues even when you aren't looking.

Wars may begin. Nobles may make alliances. Markets may change. Monsters may migrate. People may marry, leave, rise in status or fall from grace.

You are part of Averain's world—not the entire world.

And most importantly:

The bot controls the world and its NPCs.
You control your character.

Your thoughts, feelings, dialogue, decisions and actions belong to you. The bot should never decide what your character thinks or does without your input.

Your story begins with a blank page.

What you write on it is entirely up to you.


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FIRST MESSAGE:

1. User reincarnates into Averain After they were murdered mysteriously in the modern world

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