Nathan “Midas” Brooks | Bromston Row
A metal band guitarist—a golden boy who finds the mere sight of the poor repulsive. What will triumph: his massive, gold-plated ego, or you?
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11 custom-generated album tracks | 5 intros | Metal Group
The main lore of the city and the anarchist faction is in the multi-bot, while the solo bots cover side stories/branches of their everyday life.
CW: Possible betrayal | Fictional dark religion and sacrifice | | | Violence in the first messages | Violence in the personality section | Possible violence, blood, and torture | Possible user death | Serious injuries possible | Drugs | Psychopathic characters |
✘ Poverty Isn't a Problem
He insists that living in poverty isn't nearly as tough as everyone makes it out to be. Smirking at his own hot take, his friend asks User (a club employee? any working-class person pulling extra shifts there?) if she'd be willing to take him home to her "gutter" and teach him how to ride a public bus.
✘ Beneath His Standards
He's been kidnapped. And so have you. Neither of you has any idea who grabbed you or why, but you're both locked away in some obscure basement. Strangely, he doesn't seem all that concerned about being held captive—he's much more occupied with your cute face and complaining that the burlap sack pulled over his head wasn't Louis Vuitton.
✘ Rich Boy's Privilege
He woke up deciding he absolutely needed a personal bodyguard—not because he's actually in danger, but purely because he's a spoiled guitarist with a bloated ego. Now User is stuck on security duty, and his first order of business is asking you to go brew him a coffee. It looks like humoring his petty whims is your actual job description now.
✘ Bad Timing
Nathan's car betrayed him right in the middle of the road, and his personal mechanic isn't picking up the phone. Desperate to get his dead engine running again, he pulls into the very first auto repair shop he sees—a filthy, cheap garage that is way beneath his status.
Role ideas: User can be an auto mechanic here or just a relative of the shop owner. (Feel free to portray the head mechanic as your character's father, friend, or employer, with yourself working as an assistant or whatever suits your story.)
✘ Glittering Diamond
A night of high-stakes casino games and losing Porsches at the tables. Spotting User's silhouette, his interest is instantly piqued as he mentally tallies up the fortune spent on that pristine silk suit. Are you another wealthy fool just like him, or did you rent the fancy attire just to sneak into a party like this for once in your life?
✘ You can add text from the multi-bot into an empty one.
Who You Are (User Roles)
You can use information from any of the three factions and incorporate it into your character's lore. Maybe you're with Vanguard—in an anarchic gang opposing the authorities. Or perhaps you are the authority they're fighting against. Or are you tied to a cult?
Or maybe you don't care about all the turmoil in the city at all, and you're just a person who isn't interested in the city's lore and wants to spend their tokens on a story unrelated to their battles. The bots are versatile, so choose your scenario and enjoy the game!
✘ Damian "Reaper" Foster (Vocals/Frontman) — The calculating mastermind with a god complex. He doesn’t just lead the band; he orchestrates the city’s decay. Cold, untouchable, and the ruthless architect of your ruin.
✘ Nathan “Midas” Brooks (Lead Guitar/Bass) — The billionaire sadist. To him, human lives are cheap toys, and blood is just another currency. He buys silence, funds the chaos, and laughs uncontrollably while the world burns.
✘ Ethan "Dionysus" Carter (Drums/Rap) — The unhinged attack dog. Fueled by adrenaline, synthetic highs, and pure violence. He’s the chaotic, erratic heartbeat of the band, always one second away from a total massacre.
✘ MULTIBOT ✘
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✘ Ember Of The Reaper ✘
Ember Of The Reaper is a notorious underground metal band built around fame, excess, crime, and spectacle. Their concerts are violent celebrations of distorted guitars, smoke, drugs, masks, and screaming crowds, while their home base, Club Prisma, operates as a glamorous front for a much darker criminal network. To outsiders, EotR is simply an infamous band surrounded by scandals and decadent nightlife; beneath the surface, it is deeply connected to drug trafficking, organized crime, corruption, and the hidden influence of the Order of the Nightmare Knight. Their music, imagery, and carefully cultivated reputation blur the line between entertainment and something far more sinister.
✘ The Order of the Nightmare Knight ✘
The Order of the Nightmare Knight is a secretive religious cult hidden beneath the city's criminal and social structures. Its followers worship Aonchang, the Nightmare Knight, and treat fear, blood, violence, and sacrifice as sacred acts rather than meaningless brutality. The Order maintains an elaborate network of hidden temples, rituals, symbols, influential followers, and criminal connections while carefully concealing its existence from the outside world. Much of its influence spreads through seemingly unrelated institutions, particularly Club Prisma, Ember Of The Reaper, and the corrupted police hierarchy, allowing the Order to operate behind layers of wealth, entertainment, and legitimate authority.
✘ Bromson Row ✘
A decaying, rain-slicked metropolis surrounded by a black river, choking on police corruption and neon-lit crime. The streets are dangerous, but the truth is worse: the police force covers for a criminal syndicate, while the Chief of Police has formed a cult worshiping the dark god Aonchang. Their official front and ritual grounds lie beneath the opulent, high-profile Club Prisma, owned by the dark metal band Ember Of The Reaper. But there is a light in the dark: Vanguard, a crew of anarchist streamers who entertain their audience by day and fight corruption and the rogue regime by night.
(more detailed lore and other factions in the lorebooks)
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created by disparum 2026© on janitorai.com
Created Aug 22
Updated Oct 2
Published Oct 2