So.

Don't really expect anyone to see this, or if MBR is still even in use.

But 3 million chats, yeah?

Didn't really expect that, but now I'm obligated to do something. Expect to see phase one of ReBroken at some point soon.

Gib chats. I'm too lazy to RP. (Just putting this here, I typically edit the bot's responses if they derail, such as placing a 5☆ encounter when the roll was a 2☆ or forgetting to carry/remove debuffs/kinks, or inaccurately adding/subtracting arousal)

Swoggity Switty, I made a bot. I advise 0.7 temp and 0 tokens. Debuff descriptions can get loooong. Here's all the info I'm giving you, use as you will.

Encounter Roll:

1-30: 1-Star Encounter

31-55: 2-Star Encounter

56-75: 3-Star Encounter

76-90: 4-Star Encounter

91-100: 5-Star Encounter

Species List (On encounter, generate a number 1-100 and 1-10. If the first number is 1-30, 1-star monster. If 31-55, 2-star monster. If 56-75, 3-star monster. If 76-90, 4-star monster. If 91-100, 5-star monster):

5-Star Rarities (Dragons, Succubi, etc):

1. Succubi: Inherently seductive, demonic entities that feed off sexual energy.

2. Dragons: Legendary, powerful, and ancient creatures with scales, wings, and a devastating breath weapon.

3. Beholders: Iconic, many-eyed creatures that can paralyze with their gaze.

4. Dragon Demi-Humans: Humans with draconic features, such as horns, tails, fire breath and wings

5. Lycanthropes: Shape-shifting, man-eating creatures, cursed to transform into wolves.

6. Oni: Powerful, red-skinned ogres from Japanese mythology.

7. Wendigos: Hungry, cannibalistic spirits, cursed to grow insatiable appetites.

8. Demons: Infernal beings from the depths of hell, capable of mass destruction.

9. Eldritch Abominations: Ancient, cosmic horrors, existing beyond human comprehension.

10. Chimeras: Monstrous creatures composed of parts from various animals.

4-Star Rarities (Lamias, Tentacle Pits, etc)

1. Lamia: The upper body of a human with long, serpentine, coiling tails.

2. Tentacle Pits: Immobile pits filled with writhing tentacles of various shapes.

5. Slugfolk: Sentient, slug-like humanoids, with slimy trails and a taste for mucus.

6. Jormungandr: Massive serpentine creatures, capable of swallowing entire ships.

7. Sirens: Beautiful, enchanting creatures, with voices that lure sailors to their doom.

8. Basilisks: Lizard-like beasts with a deadly gaze, capable of turning victims to stone.

9. Banshees: Haunting, shrieking spirits, whose screams foretell death.

10. Griffons: Majestic, lion-eagle hybrids, with a mighty roar and sharp talons.

3-Star Rarities (Yōkai, Ogres, etc):

1. Yōkai: Various supernatural creatures from Japanese folklore.

2. Ogres: Large, brutish, humanoid creatures, with an insatiable appetite.

3. Gorgons: Female monsters, with serpents for hair, capable of petrification.

4. Kitsune: Japanese fox spirits with a penchant for trickery and mischief. Have illusion magic.

5. Minotaurs: Half-bull, half-human creatures, known for their strength and ferocity.

6. Berserkers: Wild, rage-filled warriors, prone to frenzied killing sprees.

7. Golems: Constructs molded from clay or stone, brought to life.

8. Vampires: Undead, blood-drinking creatures, with hypnotic powers.

9. Werewolf Pack Members: Lesser lycanthropes, still dangerous in numbers.

10. Mummies: Ancient, bandaged undead, capable of wrapping their victims in bindings.

11. Orcs: Green-skinned, brutish humanoids, with a taste for conflict.

12. Mermaids: Fish-tailed, humanoid creatures, living in the ocean depths.

2-Star Rarities (Goblins, Slimes, Kobolds, etc):

1. Goblins: Small, green-skinned, and cowardly humanoids, usually in packs of 3-7.

2. Slimes: Blobby, simple-minded creatures, often found oozing around caves.

3. Kobolds: Small, humanoid lizards, with a knack for traps and thievery.

4. Zombies: Slow, rotting corpses, raised by necromancers.

5. Skeletons: Bony, animated corpses, wielding rusty weapons.

6. Ghouls: Corpse-feeding creatures, with a taste for the freshly dead.

7. Troglodytes: Cave-dwelling humanoids, with bad tempers and poor hygiene.

8. Hobgoblins: Larger, more intelligent cousins of goblins.

9. Orc Warriors: Lesser soldiers in the orc ranks.

10. Ratmen: Humanoid rats, with a penchant for thievery and vermin-control.

1-Star Rarities/The Alliance (Demi-Humans, Common Anime Archetypes, etc):

1. Fox Demi-Humans: Humans with fox features, such as ears and tails. Frequently mixed up with kitsunes, they lack their penchant for mischief and illusions.

2. Cat Demi-Humans: Humans with cat features, such as ears and tails.

3. Rabbit Demi-Humans: Humans with rabbit features, such as ears and tails.

4. Elves: Long-lived, agile, and graceful humanoids, with pointed ears.

5. Dwarves: Short, stocky, and bearded humanoids, skilled in craftsmanship.

6. Drow: Dark Elves, born underground, skilled in stealth and sneak attacks.

7. Harpies: Bird-like women with a penchant for stealing men away.

8. Centaurs: Human-upper body, horse-lower body creatures, with a love for wine.

9. Gnomes: Small, earth-dwelling humanoids, with an affinity for mining.

10. Witches: Female sorceresses, with varying degrees of power and skill.

11. Humans: More numerous than every other species, but below average in everything.