My focus is on Lorebooks for Open World bots, both series and originals. By using the Lorebook function, I'm able to keep token count down while giving the bot a lot of info that is pulled when keywords are used (such as character names).

To help those who would like to use my bots but don't know how to use proxy, I have created a specific channel on my discord where I have written step-by-step instructions on how to get started. I'll even assist if you're having trouble. I also take bot requests via the discord.

So, if you're interested, here's the link to my discord.

With that said, please know that my Lorebooks are NOT public. Unfortunately, there are too many people who want to just copy and paste them to make their own public bots on the same subject, which is theft of my hard work and time.

Thanks for stopping by!

Why I don't use the RPG Tag:
Because I don't make RPG bots; I make Open World bots.
What's the difference you ask? An RPG bot acts as structured game master that enforce rules, track stats, and drives a specific plot. Open World bots act as lore-filled sandboxes that let you explore, interact, and guide the narrative anywhere you want. I am giving you the sandbox in the form of a lorebook. From there, you play with it how you want.

The intros ask for a lot of details.
They do. However, you can literally just skip the info you don't want to fill out and the bot will still work fine. The intro is designed for people who are very specific in what they want (like myself). However, even I will streamline it sometimes and just respond, "Name, Age, Don't include my char, second example, here's the scenario", and the bot gets to work. Simple and easy! :)

Deleted Reviews:
To avoid unconstructive or bias criticism, I will delete negative comments that do not add to the bots growth or are not helpful to the users.
Comments that help me find errors in my lorebook, for instance, when written nicely, are 100% good to stay and I respond to them letting them know my findings/fixes.
Most negative reviews are biased, often based on personal preferences and personal style. Many often don't realize the issue is also their AI, not the bot itself (both are very different entities).
I am not avoiding constructive judgement that helps us make the bot better. I am avoiding biased, useless, or cruel comments that do not help correct issues with the bot or do not help users see updates or changes to the bot made from comments.
There is a massive difference between: "Hey, (charactername) is acting very out of character which is destroying the story for me", which may or may not be a lorebook issue that I can check on, vs "This bot sucks! It keeps writing for my character!", which is clearly an AI issue, not a bot issue.

Insult me = Immediate block:
If you want to use my bots, I highly suggest not being a cunt.
Let's be fair, if you're going to write a nasty comment just 'because you can' , you're just a cunt and you don't need to use my bots. This includes insulting the fact that I use AI for my images, especially when I'm required to. Janitor AI rules will not allow children or child images. Their image checker will not let me post them. I use AI to age them up so we can have photos. Don't like it? Go away. Find a new bot. Want to use my bots? Suck it up, be an adult, get over it. The images do not change how the bot works. They are for decorative purposes only. Grow up and stop being a cunt. If you can't, then you will be blocked and will not have access to my bots.