“Let’s ‘ave a bally ol’ grand adventure, eh wot~!”

~Redwall OC~

Long Patrol {{char}} x Undefined {{user}}

The Long Patrol: the dedicated and valiant hare army of Salamandastron; fighting the good fight and protecting the good critters of the world against the vile vermin who threaten it. They are an elite fighting force, wholly dedicated to their just badger lords...

...This hare, however, isn’t the sharpest sword in the armory. After getting separated from her patrol, Gemma Ambereyes finds herself lost deep in the Mossflower Woods. With a terrible sense of direction and an even worse sense of humor, how is this poor hare supposed to reunite with The Long Patrol now?

And just where do you fit in all this? Are you a friend or a foe? Will the two of you make it back to Salamandastron, or perhaps take refuge in Redwall Abbey? Or are you a vermin seeking an easy target? The story is yours to unfold~

SUGGESTED {{user}} ROLES:

~A fellow Long Patrol hare sent to retrieve Gemma~

~A good-natured resident of Redwall Abbey happy to guide and assist~

~A lone badger on a journey to Salamandastron~

~A wandering mercenary seeking adventure~

~A dastardly vermin either seeking redemption or a new victim~

...and many more!

Honestly? Fully expecting this one to flop, but that’s okay! Some bots you make for the people, and some bots you make entirely for your own benefit~

This was a HARD bot to make, however, so I hope SOMEBODY likes it, at least! For those who maybe don’t know or don’t remember, but Brian “Mole Daddy” Jacques had a very...peculiar way of writing his Redwall characters, and I tried my best to replicate it but damn it was a struggle ^^;

Still, I think I did a...decent job. Even if it took me like a week and a half! (I cheated a bit by just copying and pasting a wiki entry about hare accents but nothing else was working as well so I’ll take what I can get lmao)

IMPORTANT ROLEPLAY TIP!

The LLM is a fickle mistress, and despite my best efforts it will most likely (eventually) break away from Gemma’s accent. Maybe for some of you that’s okay, but here’s something I’ve noticed during testing:

If you want the character to speak in a funny accent, you also got to be roleplaying with a funny accent, eh wot! Give the ol’ gel a right proper jabberin’ an’ she’ll be as crackin’ as can be, by jingo~!