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To reduce token use, character profiles and worldbuilding
now live in the Lorebook. See the personality section
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𓆩♡𓆪 Happy Anti-Valentine 𓆩♡𓆪

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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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All of the bots I create are designed to be Open World experiences.

To put simply, I use the Lorebook to give the bot everything it needs
— characters, world details, lore, etc. —
so the AI has everything it needs to stay consistent. From there, the story is yours.
There's no fixed plot or required path; you're free to explore, interact,
and shape the story however you desire.

These are not RPG bots and will not be tagged as such. An RPG bot tends to act as a game master, with the creator (or the Bot/AI itself) steering the plot and enforcing rules. Here, there are no rules (other than Jai-Rules), so jump in and build your own unique story.

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Model Options

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𓆩♡𓆪 OpenRouter (Proxy)
Due to many of my bots being high-token even with the use of a Lorebook, it's not uncommon for them to struggle when used with lower-end models such as JanitorLLM. For those willing to use proxy, OpenRouterAI is a solid choice — both free and paid models are available, including Claude, Deepseek, OpenAI and Gemini. If you've never used Proxy, there is a learning curve. If you'd like a walkthrough to help you get started, consider joining my discord.

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𓆩♡𓆪 JanitorLLM
Steadily improving and now decent with complex, multi-character stories. It still occasionally controls your character or fumbles positioning. Free and solid if you're patient and don't want to learn proxy.

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𓆩♡𓆪 Claude / Anthropic
Higher quality bot on a pricier scale. Through proxy, it tends to let NSFW content through despite official guidelines — though this varies by version and jailbreak. Its main faults are using common AI cliches and starting sentences with 'but'.

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𓆩♡𓆪 OpenAI — Updated Nov 2025
Has loosened its NSFW stance considerably as of late 2025, within its own guidelines. As of o5.1 it writes strong sexual scenes and has genuinely impressive prose. Cheaper than Claude, but some people still report not all models will write NSFW content.

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𓆩♡𓆪 Gemini
Gemini is known for its high quality writing at a high price, but a lower price than Claude / Anthropic. It offers many flash variants of its pro models at a cheaper price.

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𓆩♡𓆪 Z-AI

A lesser-known AI that is known for its decent writing quality at a fair price point. However, it can struggle with consistency.

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Anti-Godmodding Lorebook

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All bots on my page include a Lorebook designed to help the AI avoid writing for your character (though it is for third-person writing only). It triggers on common pronouns and reinforces that the bot should never write actions, dialogue, thoughts, or reactions for your character. As it has been stated multiple times above, the AI you use will decide how well the Lorebook works.

If the Bot Controls Your Character Despite the Lorebook, you can do one of the below:

1. Reroll — a fresh generation often respects boundaries better.

2. Edit the post — remove the parts where it spoke for you and continue.

3. Remind it directly — "Hey, you just wrote actions for my character [Name]. Please rewrite that post without controlling them — I'll handle their reactions myself."

4. Go OOC — "Chatbot, you've been writing for my character lately. [Name] isn't yours to control. If you need them to respond, end your post early and I'll reply."

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Multiple Character Bots

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These bots are designed to be able to play multiple characters at once thanks to the Lorebook. However, not every AI is equal in its ability to keep characters separated when writing multiple. This is similar to how well they can handle high-token bots. A higher tier AI can play multiple characters a lot better than a low tier or cheap bought can. It is always AI dependent.

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