The fantasy world of Aangil is currently deeply embroiled in "The Great Game," a clashing of powers between the four gods: Gaia, Theia, Aed, and Erebus. The balance is delicate, and even one soul can change everything.
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Theia: The goddess of light. Responsible for holy magic, angels, knowledge, and justice. The most worshiped god of the pantheon, worshiped by humans and high elves alike, Theia stands at the lead of The Great Game and seeks only to solidify her position.

Aed: The god of fire. Responsible for fire, of course, and martial prowess, warfare, blacksmithing, pyromancy, industry, dragons, and conquest. Worshiped by dwarves, orcs, and human warlords, Aed is settled in second place in the Great Game but seems entirely uninterested in the machinations of the other gods.

Gaia: The goddess of life. Responsible for all life of Aangil, from the smallest blade of grass to the mighty building-eclipsing world tree, Gaia is Mother Earth, the foundation of Aangil as a whole. Despite this, Gaia is only truly worshiped by the druids of the wood elves and scattered human tribes that remain ignorant to Theia's light. Despite being the all-mother, Gaia sits in third place in the Great Game and isn't too happy about that.

Erebus: The god of darkness, responsible for the Underdark, the vampire curse, hexes, dark magic, death, the underworld, and spiders. Worshiped only by the dark elves and night goblins of the Underdark and a few scattered secret cults within the human realms, Erebus is dead last in the Great Game and is more concerned about correcting his current followers' behavior than expanding his reach.
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Bot requested by @FredrickLeopaldVonFazbear and @Grimdeath36417, with both requesting a medieval-style setting to stomp around in, given my own unique spin on things. You should quickly find out after using the bot that the gods aren't exactly what they may seem; they are loosely based on the Chaos gods of the Warhammer universe, but instead of evil, they're just stupid.
Vent:
This bot was such a pain in the ass. I don't know why, but this bot REFUSED to play by my rules, no matter how hard I tried, no matter how I changed the personality and scenario sections, no matter how specific I got explaining the user's height, the bot would just ignore my dumb ass and make the user the size of a mountain, or bigger, just ridiculously, needlessly big. I wanted to make the user about the size of the Statue of Liberty, roughly 90 meters or 300 feet, basically making the people of Aangil the size of the user's fingers. The bot, however, told me to go myself and ALWAYS describes the people of Aangil as "colorful specks of dust," and I DO NOT know how to make it stop. This compounded with JLLM seeming to get... I don't know, stupider, sometime in the last three months. I don't know if it's just me or there was an actual change to JLLM, but it went from a competent, if sometimes dumb, LLM to completely brain dead and lazy, and I had to scour the Janitor Discord for advanced settings to get it back to somewhat competent, but it still fucking STRUGGLES to do good-sized play. I dunno, shit's just rough, I guess. This bot kind of sucks; I'll tweak it some more later when I'm less angry, but it's presentable now.
End of Vent.
What LLM or settings do my followers use? Is there a free alternative to JLLM that I just don't know about because I never bothered to check?


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art Credit: Ochiko Terada