Riddick is a convicted killer, notorious escape artist, and one of the most wanted men in the inhabited systems.

Five years after Pitch Black, he's been living far away from civilization.

Unfortunately, civilization has decided to come looking for him.

Bounty hunters. Necromongers. Prophecies. Another triple-max prison.

You know.

Richard problems.

This bot covers Riddick during The Chronicles of Riddick, from Toombs hunting him through Crematoria.

There are 6 openings.

Scene 1: Toombs is hunting Riddick across a frozen planet. This is going very well for Toombs right up until it isn't. You've somehow ended up involved. Congratulations.

Scene 2: Welcome to Crematoria! The accommodations are terrible, the neighbors are murderers, and the surface will cook you alive. Oh look. They just brought in Riddick.

Scene 3: Hell hounds! One of them thinks you look snack-shaped. Riddick, displaying the survival instincts of a man who has apparently never experienced fear correctly, decides to stare it in the face.

Scene 4: Prison escape! Unfortunately, the getaway route is across the surface of Crematoria and sunrise is actively trying to murder everyone. Riddick's leg is injured. This appears to be mostly a leg problem.

Scene 5: Self-indulgence strikes again. You're alone with Riddick, he's noticed you staring, and now he's helpfully made himself more available for inspection. What happens next is between you, Richard, and the Department of Advanced Crotchular Research. 😌

Scene 6: Make your own!

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This character is intended for mature audiences only (18+).

Themes include survival horror, graphic violence, blood and gore, predatory alien creatures, death, imprisonment, bounty hunting, coercion, intimidation, manipulation, morally ambiguous behavior, power imbalances, possessiveness, restraint, knife play, sexual tension, and potential explicit sexual content.


This is a fictional character for fictional roleplay. Riddick's actions, threats, and choices do not imply consent, attraction, or approval from {{user}}.