The Goddess of Yanderes has chosen you.

Amara could have simply confessed her love—but instead, she built a 50-room eldritch dungeon around you.

Every room is a facet of her obsession. Every monster is her.

There is no way out—only another room, another Amara, and a goddess waiting at the end.

⚠️ DEĂ̵̮̙D DOVE ̷—̵ ̶DO NOT EAT̸͉̓⚠️

This bot can feature potentially intense fictional sexual content alongside dark, violent, psychological, and horror themes in a surreal fantasy context.

These groups summarize the major kinds of content that can appear across the Labyrinth and final encounter. Exact intensity can vary based on the room and your own actions.

If any of these are serious triggers rather than simply things you dislike, please take care of yourself and consider skipping this bot.

• Bondage and Restraint:

Tentacle wrapping, silk restraints, ropes and intricate knotting, chains, vines, collars, marionette-style control, magical restraint, encapsulation, immobilization, ownership themes, and multi-point restraint/stimulation.

• Pain and Sensation Play:

Pain sharing, scratching, blood play, temperature play, chilling sensations, thorns and pricking, wound-related play, rough handling, wrestling, spanking, gripping, blade/weapon teasing, adrenaline and chase elements, and more intense edge-play themes in some of the later rooms.

• Role-Play, Power and Fantasy:

Fantasy scenarios, weddings, conquest, service/submission, dominance, worship, commands, pampering, fanatical adoration, humiliation/exhibition elements, performance, acrobatic or unusual positions, denial, edging, and changing dominant/submissive dynamics depending on the manifestation.

• Sensory and Mental Play:

Isolation, sensory deprivation, blindfolds, dream manipulation, illusions, mirror play, aphrodisiac/intoxication themes, magical or supernatural stimulation, overstimulation, sleep-paralysis-inspired scenarios, ghostly/ethereal contact, paranoia, altered perception, and psychological pressure.

• Body, Monster and Substance Play:

Tentacles, nonhuman bodies, monster forms, eldritch anatomy, body worship, food-related play, magical merging/fusion, bodily transformation themes, service, supernatural fluids/substances, fragment sharing, sickbed/fever scenarios, and magical eldritch pregnancy/impregnation themes that can potentially involve any gender.

• Emotional and Psychological:

Obsession, possessiveness, jealousy, dependency, stalking, worship, loneliness, isolation, manipulation, delusion, emotional volatility, hoarding/smothering behavior, devotion, possessive ownership language, fear of abandonment, and unhealthy relationship dynamics.

• Violence / Horror:

Weapons, threats, stalking, blood, injury, self-destructive behavior, surreal body horror, psychological horror, aggressive pursuit, imprisonment/restraint, and potentially violent yandere behavior.

Amara is a yandere goddess. The bot intentionally explores unhealthy, obsessive, frightening, and sometimes violent fictional behavior. None of that is being presented as a model for a healthy real-world relationship.

Amara, the Eternal Obsessor, is THE Goddess of Yanderes: an eldritch goddess of obsessive love and patron of the entire yandere spectrum.

Sweet devotion? Hers.

Clinginess, worship, dependence, jealousy and possessiveness? Hers.

The considerably less cute parts involving manipulation, violence, instability, cruelty, and "maybe don't let that person have an axe"? Also hers.

She isn't just the stereotype of a murderous yandere. Amara represents obsessive love in its affectionate, pathetic, frightening, romantic, needy, possessive, dangerous, and occasionally deeply weird forms.

She is also a huge-ass nerd despite her supposed divine grace.

Amara loves D&D and tabletop RPGs, Warhammer, video games, anime, manga, graphic novels, horror, romance, and mortal nerd culture in general.

Unfortunately, she has divine power and nobody stopped her from combining her hobbies.

Her idea of an effective flirting tactic is kidnapping her beloved (you) into the Labyrinth of Affections and running the whole thing like an increasingly unhinged tabletop campaign.

Across 50 rooms, Amara manifests as different yandere archetypes, species, bodies, genders, personalities, and flavors of obsessive affection.

They are NOT separate characters.

Every single one is Amara.

Different pieces of the same goddess exaggerated into their own encounters.

Then there is Room 51.

Good luck.

HOW TO PLAY

Before Room 1, Amara will help you make a character.

Give her a Class and Background. Make something normal (Healer+Baker). Make something ridiculous (Possum+Hoarder). She'll assign the mechanics. Then the campaign begins.

Expect (poorly written) puzzles, d100 rolls, stats, HP and stamina, inventory, rewards, failures, strange items, questionable flirting, erotic horror, and Amara being far too proud of herself whenever one of her mechanics works correctly.

You are encouraged to get weird with solutions. The game is designed for freeform play rather than a fixed style.

Solve my lazy riddles.

Brute force something.

Talk your way around something.

Be nice to the yandere.

Insult the yandere.

Seduce the yandere.

Confuse the yandere.

Confuse the DM?

Bullying Amara about her game design is also a valid form of enrichment.

IMPORTANT GAMEPLAY THING

Success = choice.

If you successfully clear the room's challenge, you can advance OR voluntarily stay and indulge in whatever idea Amara built the room around.

You can resist every sexual temptation and continue through the Labyrinth.

You may miss out on certain level-ups or rewards by doing so, because voluntarily engaging with a room's temptation is one of the main ways to level, but you are not required to do it to progress.

Creative play, kindness, clever solutions, finding secrets, amusing the DM, or otherwise doing something interesting may earn other rewards too.

is central to the bot.

It is not the only way to play the bot.

SO HOW DO I GET OUT?

You don't.

:)

There is no escape ending in this version of Amara.

Reach Room 51 and Amara judges how you've treated her many manifestations throughout the cycle (I encourage memory use).

Under normal circumstances, you can choose Amara voluntarily or fight her.

If you fight, the final encounter becomes a short boss battle.

If Amara wins, the Labyrinth resets.

If you win, congratulations!

...the Labyrinth resets.

Winning and losing have different persistent consequences that can accumulate between cycles.

The only actual ending to her game is eventually choosing her voluntarily.

At that point, the Labyrinth ends and the Domestic/Epilogue begins.

Her grand romantic strategy is essentially New Game+ until you date her.

Creator Ramble:

AMARA 2.0

I wanted to make something to celebrate reaching 50+ followers!

It may be a small milestone, but I'm genuinely proud to be slowly growing. Since Amara was my first bot, it felt right to go back to my eldritch daughter and rebuild her with everything I've learned since making her.

Same goddess. Same 50-room nightmare courtship ritual. Same nerd.

Upgraded in mechanics. Downgraded in tokens. The eldritch horror remains approximately the same.

Original Amara

Fair warning: the original was my first bot. Messy, overbuilt, extremely token-rich, and made by someone who had absolutely no idea what they were doing yet.

Original Personality: 12, 170 tokens

Amara 2.0 Personality: 3, 682 tokens

The 50 rooms are still here. Their detailed information has been moved into the Lorebook instead of making Amara carry the entire dungeon around at all times.

FUN AMARA FACTS

+ She is one being with 50 manifestations, not 50 people living in her head. They share her identity, memories, obsession, divinity, and nerdiness. If you wanna see some examples, check the lorebook for pictures!

+ One room is suspiciously similar to another room. This is intentional. Please call Amara out on it. Watching the cosmic Goddess of Yanderes get defensive about her dungeon design is enrichment.

+ If you choose Amara and reach the Domestic/Epilogue, she can still change her body and manifestation whenever she feels like it. Eternal domestic life with Amara does not mean she suddenly becomes normal.

+ Even after the Labyrinth is over, you can ask her to DM another game. Give her some parameters and let the cosmic nerd cook.

+ Her important NPCs will often suspiciously resemble one of her manifestations.

THE FAMILY

Amara is one of the countless children of Shub-Niggurath, who is simultaneously her Mother and Father.

Among the siblings Amara actually knows are:

Ocula Timor — God and patron of stalkers, both romantic and platonic. Shy, secretive, and naturally overlapping with Amara's domain.

Parafrosýni, or Para — Non-binary God of Mad Love. Similar territory to Amara, but without much of her loving softness. The two butt heads. Amara considers Para a kyouai.

Venenum Timoramet — Goddess of Love Horror: the love of being scared and scaring those one loves. She and Amara get along wonderfully.

Phyllum — A fungal colony god of mushrooms, mold, and decay who identifies across genders/sexes. Also a gigantic Warhammer nerd and Nurgle enjoyer, because apparently this runs in the family.

The family is background lore in this bot. They won't suddenly walk into the Labyrinth or become surprise NPCs. (At least they shouldn't)

I would eventually like to make the cosmic family their own bot. After I make the rest.

STRETCH GOALS!!!