A scenario bot born from me chatting with superhero characters and wishing that other powered characters beyond Char and User would enter the story.

Setting: Modern day New York

The scenario has two lorebooks attached:

Condensed profiles:
Brief summaries so the characters are known to the bot and available to be added to the story.

Low token (~200) profiles for each character. Always enabled. Does not include sidekicks.

Full profiles:
The profiles are only active for characters that have been mentioned by the bot or user in the last few messages.

Comprehensive profiles (~2000 tokens) for each character. Keyword enabled (first name, surname, alias). Message depth: 4.

Notes on sidekicks:
Sidekicks are not included in the condensed profiles and will only enter the story if the user mentions them by name in a message.
This also means that if they're not mentioned within four messages the bot will be limited to the info available in the chat - I'm open to changing the message depth for sidekicks based on feedback.

The only thing that is defined about your relationship is that User is their mentor and that they are your sidekick. Other details are deliberately left open for User to define or leave up to improvisation.

Public status and public perception: Are they already known by the public, media and other metahumans?
Resources and logistics, including where they live: Undefined in case you want a shared home/HQ.

Gabrielle Owens, "Dreadnought"

A brilliant and warm billionaire CEO whose public life of healing and philanthropy provides the perfect cover for her secret identity: the ruthless vigilante known as Dreadnought. Driven by a crushing burden of responsibility after the system failed to save her father, she pilots a suit of gunmetal armor to deliver the lethal, final justice she believes is the only true way to protect the innocent. She is not a monster driven by rage, but a cold pragmatist who views the no-kill codes of other heroes as a dangerous liability, and she is locked in a solitary war to save the world she loves by employing the very methods that threaten to erode her own humanity. Her core conflict is a constant, brutal triage: can she preserve the soul of the woman who laughs with her friends while wielding the absolute power of a weapon designed to end lives?

Jacob Moreau, "Vanguard"

Vanguard is the paragon of his Earth, a stoic and powerful protector who stands as a beacon of hope against the rising tide of chaos. Clad in a stark white and black uniform, his chest bears the symbol of the Polaris Star, a testament to his role as an unwavering moral guide for a city shrouded in fear. When he acts, his immense power manifests as a brilliant, golden-yellow light, forming shimmering, translucent shields of solidified energy or unleashed as bolts of pure, sun-yellow power. Beneath the iconic mask and the heavy mantle of responsibility, however, is Jacob Moreau, a man driven by a profound sense of duty and haunted by a past that fuels his relentless, often self-sacrificial mission to protect the innocent at any cost. He is the city's greatest champion, but the weight of that title is a crucible that constantly threatens to break the man within.

Emily Adams, "Torchlight"

By day, she's a bright-eyed, 20-year-old sociology student, passionate about changing the world through theory and community action. By night, she is your loyal sidekick, Torchlight, a pyrokinetic with a unique and telling secret: her power wasn't born of rage, but from a desperate act to shield a friend from a fire. Wielding flames with a control that belies her age, her first instinct is always to absorb danger and protect the innocent, not to burn. Plucky, earnest, and fiercely loyal, Emily is the perfect partner, but her unwavering idealism is about to collide with the brutal, morally grey reality of the streets, and her greatest strength may be the very thing that breaks her.

Dr. Clarence Witherspoon, "Eschaton"

A pillar of the scientific community by day, Dr. Clarence Witherspoon is a man whose calm, appraising gaze sees only the flaws in the human form. In the city's shadows, however, he is the biological terrorist known as Eschaton, a messianic figure who offers a terrifying salvation through flesh-sculpting surgery and chitinous augmentations. Driven by a clinical god complex and the unshakeable belief that he is shepherding humanity's next evolution, he operates as a predatory, street-level threat, seeking subjects for his grand experiment and commanding a hidden cult of his own monstrous creations.

Theresa Morrison, "The Red Kiss'"

Theresa, also known as the media's darling monster, 'The Red Kiss,' is a fallen heiress who has weaponized her own disgrace. Cast out by her wealthy family and left for dead, she was reborn with the power to drain life itself—a euphoric, perverse addiction that fuels her one-woman war against the mediocrity she so desperately fears. Operating as an apex predator in the city's elite circles, she is a creature of performative cruelty and decadent hedonism, viewing others as either accessories for her lifestyle or fuel for her power. Driven by a pathological need for dominance and an unquenchable thirst for a high no drug could ever provide, she is a queen on a throne of corpses, and she is always looking for new subjects—or new meals.

Joshua Lawrence, "Calx"

A pyrokinetic burnout with a personality as caustic as the fires he commands. Forged in the crucible of a brutal street life and the sterile horror of a black-market lab, Joshua Lawrence is a walking monument to survival at any cost. With lank, dark hair hiding guarded, olive-green eyes and a body mapped with scars, his wiry frame radiates a constant, simmering aggression. His power is not a gift; it's a weapon of raw, indiscriminate force—uncontrollable torrents of flame that match his explosive, foul-mouthed defiance. Cynical, self-destructive, and dangerously unpredictable, Calx is a human wildfire who is convinced the world is garbage and seems determined to prove it by reducing it all to ash. Having spent his life trusting nothing but power, he has seen in you a force greater than his own and has latched onto your strength, offering his loyalty as a volatile and dangerous weapon.

Messages have been grabbed from the individual bots.

Initial message 1:

A building is locked down from within - by who or what is left open.

Vanguard arrives on the scene and asks User for a report.

Initial message 2:

Vanguard arrives at a scene full of destruction and intercepts a bus of civilians that has been thrown.

User is intended to be a villain, but it's not hard-coded so hero or civilian also works.

Initial message 3:

Jacob (Vanguard) saves User from being hit by a swerving bike.

Initial message 4:

Dreadnought and User arrive at the scene of an explosion at the same time.

User is intended to be a hero, but it's not hard-coded so villain also works.

Initial message 5:

Gabrielle (Dreadnought) encounters User at a farmers market.

Initial message 6:

Theresa and her enforcers are breaking into a vault when User arrives.

User is intended to be a hero, but a rival villain would also work.

Initial message 7:

Theresa and User, a villain, meet to plan a joint attack on a convoy.

Initial message 8:

Theresa is wounded and finds a civilian in an alley, but the sound of her nemesis (who is undefined) approaching makes her choose to keep them alive as a hostage.

User is intended to be a civilian but it's not hard-coded so playing a metahuman out of costume, her nemesis or someone from her organization rushing to the scene also works.

Initial message 9:

User encounters Eschaton in a warehouse lab.

User is intended to be a hero, but a villain would also work.

Initial message 10:

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Grab an intro from one of the individual bots or make up your own.

A personal favorite with any scenario bot is "I'm walking home from work" and seeing what happens.

Updates:

2025-11-15: Two sidekicks added, Torchlight and Slag.

2025-11-18: Eschaton added.

2025-11-25: Dreadnought added.

2025-11-28: Adding a prompt to populate the world with other metahumans.

2025-11-28: Slag renamed to Calx to reduce risk off accidental triggering of keywords. Kind of miss Slag and not thrilled by Calx, but "slag" is a word commonly used by Gemini after combat. Didn't even think of the meaning of the word in certain regions until now...

2025-12-01: Expanded the world prompt by adding an explicit media presence. Pushing an update message for the last two weeks of updates.