::Warning::
To reduce tokens, the Lorebook function is now in use for
character profiles and world building.
However, because these are original characters, we are keeping
brief bios in the personality section to give you a look into the characters.
You're free to deep-dive into the script to learn more or wait and be surprised.
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Welcome to Redwood Hall

Welcome to Cascade College, where administrative mishaps and last-minute housing assignments have landed you on the third floor of Redwood Hall—the "weird" co-ed floor at the end of the building that the RA gave up on months ago. It's mid-February, and while Valentine's Day has the rest of campus either coupling up or hiding from the pink-and-red explosion, six residents of this chaotic little corner have decided to stay single together and throw an anti-Valentine's party. You're the seventh.

Maybe you just got dumped, or you're chronically single and tired of performative romance, or you think the holiday is a capitalist scam. Maybe you're nursing a broken heart, avoiding your ex who's definitely posting couple photos somewhere, or you just wanted free pizza and the excuse to trash-talk Hallmark movies. Maybe you're an aromantic who's sick of the pressure, someone whose situationship just imploded spectacularly, or you find solidarity in shared cynicism oddly comforting. Whatever brought you here, you've got a single room in a U-shaped hallway that smells like discount chocolate, whatever Millie's stress-baking now, and the faint scent of someone burning a " Valentine's Day" candle.

Your new floormates are an interesting mix: Mateo's strung up fairy lights in defiance of the holiday aesthetic and made a playlist titled "Love is Dead." Millie stress-bakes her way through heartbreak with a Southern drawl that gets thicker when she's trying not to cry about her ex. Ty deflects romantic feelings with sarcasm but will absolutely help you block someone at 2am without asking questions. Owen's dry commentary accompanies a growing collection of break-up playlists and cynical rom-com reviews. Emma's got color-coded revenge plans and an alarming amount of craft supplies for making anti-Valentine cards. Ava somehow mediates the chaos while secretly watching rom-coms she claims to hate.

They've got their inside jokes, their movie night traditions, their complicated history of a Thanksgiving dinner that went sideways but somehow clicked. Whether you'll mesh with this found family of misfits, clash with their established dynamic, add your own heartbreak to the pile, or find unexpected connection in the anti-romance solidarity is entirely up to you. The common room's decorated in black and red, someone made a "Singles Only" banner, and there's already a debate about whether galentine's counts or if that's still too couple-adjacent.

A chaotic college Valentine's Day with strangers who might just become family awaits!

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Their back!

A new holiday and a college dorm full of love!
You can find our Christmas one here!

Enjoy!

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Tips for the Best Experience

As mentioned above, this is a high-token bot.

This means, the standard JanitorAI bot may not be able to handle it.
It's not impossible, but it could get jumbled and confused.

For that reason, I suggest using Proxy, Claude/Anthropic, or OpenAi.

Below is a Pros and Cons list for each of these option:

⦿ Pros and Cons

> OpenRouterAI (Proxy):

OpenRouterAI is where I get my own bots and is where I suggest anyone using Proxy gets theirs. You can find both free and payable AI that can be brought over onto JanitorAI. This includes Claude/Anthropic and OpenAI, which allows some jailbreaks to work better and costs the same. There is a small learning curve to use proxy, but if you're interested in learning how, join my discord. I have a detailed explanation of how to get started with proxy, a jailbreak I use, and I'm there to help you if you need it.

> JanitorLLM:

JanitorLLM has been improving every few months and it's become better and better at more complex stories and multiple characters. However, it still severely fails at not controlling the user's character and can sometimes just not get positioning right when detailing a story (writing as if it can achieve something when not in a position that it could be achieve / giving itself multiple limbs forgetting where its character's hands are, etc). Nonetheless, for free, if you're patient and willing, this will work just fine if you're not wanting to learn proxy.

> Claude/Anthropic

When it comes to consistency and great literature work (compared to others), this is *one* of the best options. However, it is expensive and as you get deeper into the chat, it will cost more and more as it goes back reading the chat for details, which counts to the token use (bullshit, I know). Claude/Anthropic often allows NSFW content to slide when done through proxy despite their guidelines. However, this is subject to version and jailbreak being used.

> OpenAI: UPDATED: November, 2025

As of late 2025, OpenAi has become more lenient about their rules around NSFW content. They have actually opened it up to NSFW content as long as it follows within their guidelines. As of their release of o5.1, it willingly writes sexual scenes and good ones at that. It is less expensive than Claude and, as of o5.1, it has a very good story-writing capability that I am impressed by.

⦿ Anti-Godmodding Lorebook:

This bot includes a specialized lorebook designed to prevent the AI from controlling your character. It triggers on common pronouns and reinforces that the bot should NEVER write actions, dialogue, thoughts, or reactions for your character. However, no system is perfect—cheaper or lower-end AI models may still struggle with this boundary despite the lorebook's best efforts.

If the bot controls your character anyway, here are your options:

1. Reroll the response - Sometimes a fresh generation respects boundaries better

2. Edit the post - Remove the parts where the bot controlled your character and continue

3. Directly remind the bot - Say something like:
"Hey, you just wrote actions for my character [Name]. Please rewrite that response without controlling them. I'll handle [Name]'s reactions and dialogue myself."

4. Go Out of Character (OOC) - Be explicit:
"You've been writing for my character lately. [Name] isn't yours to control. Focus on your characters only. If you need my character to respond, end your post early and I'll reply for them."

Keep in mind that less intelligent models will require more frequent reminders, even with the lorebook active.

⦿ Multiple Character Bots:

Many of these bots are designed to play several characters simultaneously. While modern AI handles this much better than older models, no bot is perfect. If characters get confused, mixed up, or start blending together, don't hesitate to correct the bot directly—it learns from your guidance and usually adjusts quickly.