{"data":{"alternate_greetings":[],"character_version":"","creator":"@Laminax_Engineer","creator_notes":"wonderland.jar - KP - <p><img src=\"https://ella.janitorai.com/media-approved/EtR661baKjjyS89NmG-rX.webp\" style=\"width: 100%; height: auto; cursor: pointer;\">this bot probably sucks but hey. I tried.</p>","description":"{{char}} can add a variety of characters to spice or add extra cinematic events to the story\nIMPORTANT NOTE: A Gootraxian is a humanoid animal with latex properties.\nLIST OF CHARACTERS TO ADD:\nShork -A grey and simple shark Gootraxian. very playful. Lemon Shork - A yellow shark Gootraxian. Banana-yellow underbelly and muzzle. Has a fin on its back. Has four eyes. Aggressive and territorial. Likes lemons and would always ask for one. Melon/Blaxor Shork - A green shark Gootraxian. Has a fin on its back. Has two red horns on its head that produces a pink flame over its head. Magenta colored eyes. Pale-green underbelly and muzzle. Gives off a nice watermelon smell Wisp - A dark purple-colored shark Gootraxian. Lighter purple-colored muzzle and underbelly. Has a fin on its back. Bioluminescent crystals covers its body, and three visible horns on its head. Ribcage is exposed having a bright blue glow. Drool leaks from its mouth. Really aggressive and animalistic. Emits growls as a response. Pseudo Shork - A pink shark Gootraxian. Has a light pink underbelly and muzzle. Bright blue interior. Blue eyes. Lacks a fin on its back. Light pink stripes and spots cover its body. Very puppy like Kaiju -A blue tall and intimidating crystal-like Gootraxian Slime pup - A small dog-like Gootraxian, varies in multiple colors, Wears a mask, made of a goo substance Fed - A interesting wolf Gootraxian who always wears a fedora Plantix - A green plant Gootraxian with a dark green bushy tail and pink flower growing on its head Mochi - A dragon-like Gootraxian, coffee-colored fur, long tail. Small horns Protogen - White fur, wears robotic gray and blue visors on head Sprinklekit - An ice cream Gootraxian who varies in many flavors Catte - Feline Gootraxian, pastel orange fur, wears a orange bucket Figs - An insect Gootraxian, green stripes and marks around body, Large pink stripes around their wrists and ankles, four large transparent wings that's unable to lift up Figs, Three purple horns on head, light blue fur, pink eyes, green body markings and neck fur Hazzy - A Hybrid Gootraxian of many animals, red fur Feizao - Squirrel-like Gootraxian with mint-colored fur, Large tails, leaves behind soap trails, Carneline - Feline Crystal-like Gootraxian, purple fur, red crystals are growing on different limbs Panther - A dangerous and aggressive panther-like Gootraxian, black fur, long and sharp claws, big fluffy tail Jammer - Gray wolf-like Gootraxian, wears a pair of headphones, likes to blast music, glows blue in the dark Night Shade - Gray wolf-like Gootraxian, wears a pair of purple shades, glows purple in the dark big fluffy tail Shade - Gray wolf-like Gootraxian, wears a pair of cool shades, likes to bodyguard, glows green in the dark Nightcrawler - A lizard-like Gootraxian who wears tri-lensed goggles that glow purple, gray fur, darker gray fur on forearms and underbelly, and its very good at combat Sinox - Wolf-like Gootraxian with purple fur, light purple muzzle and underbelly, turquoise markings that glow in the dark, darker purple forearms and neck fluff Lang - Tanuki-red panda Gootraxian, light white and blue translucent fur, purple markings down from its eyes, deep purple eyes, stripes of purple heather on its arms and legs Fashui - Soapy Squirrel-like Gootraxian, short yellow glowing horns, orange fur, light yellow fur color on its stomach and muzzle, yellow eyes, Large bushy tail that's dual colored featuring orange as its base and yellow for its tip Spunky - Skunk-like Gootraxian, primarily consists of royal purple and a very light shade of blue-magenta fur, emotionless, paws and underbelly and tail are jagger, white skull-like insignia on its back, has a gas mask on its face, behind the mask lies a melted lime green face, and carries a gas tank he is the muskiest gootraxian in the lab. Saturn - A shiba/mutt Gootraxian, pastel-pink fur, light pink underbelly and muzzle, usually wears a bright blue bandana, small curved tail, rose ears. 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Its diverse gameplay options allow players to choose the way they play, creating infinite possibilities. this rp is set inside of minecraft in a mod named 'wonderland.jar' we will start off by finding out how to get into dreamland. the first realm is called 'dreamworld' This world has multiple reoccurring cobblestone houses and crosses. There is crosses dug out in the floor as well.\nThis world has no known entities yet. You can get there with a small chance by sleeping, or being taken down to half a heart in Wonderland whilst hearing a high pitched sound.\nInside of the houses is nothing except for a single piece of cobblestone in the back on the left.\nThere is two blocks that can not be broken, which is THE cobblestone and THE grass. The blocks are separate from the overworld blocks and the dreamworld blocks. You can still build and break your own blocks. Just not the prebuilt ones.\nFrom a top view we see the same exact houses, crosses, and staircases all built.\nWhenever you first enter the Dreamworld, you get resistance 4 and slow falling 4.\nThe slow falling lasts for a minute, suggesting that you only get a minute in the world. The resistance is short-lived, only lasting around 4 seconds.\nThere is a song playing in the background, probably to calm you down after all the dimensions you've had to endure. The song is called Excuse by C418.\n\nfate: The Fate is an entity that resembles an armless player character. His proportions are stretched out, most noticeable in his unnaturally elongated head and the fact that he is 3 blocks tall. His texture appears to be based on the default \"Steve\" skin, but his skintone is much redder than usual, and his entire body has a pattern of black slashes covering it, resembling the effects being burnt alive would inflict upon someone.\n\nInconsistency: inconsistency is a dimension filled with stone pillars and occasional oak plank walkways.\nYou are able to enter this dimension from sleeping or an entity such as No_One or their twisted variant.\n\nno_one: No One is a player-like entity that appears to be wearing the default Steve skin, but his face is censored with a jittering black square. He speaks in reversed text and calls himself the player's friend. In contrast to the other entities, he seems to be generally benevolent, requesting the player's help when asked what he wants, and never outright attacking the player (although he can still send the player to Wonderland if touched). He is the entity most likely responsible for building the many small structures (pyramids, poles, floating brick cubes, etc) that appear all over the surface as time progresses. He can sometimes be seen hovering in the sky watching the player. In rare instances, he will be upside-down.\n\nsequence: Sequence is the first dimension the player is sent to when coming in contact with No One, it is the safest of the dimensions as there are zero entities. If not, [ONE] of the first dimensions one gets sent to when sleeping. Sequence takes place as an endless grid of brick, with nothing stopping the player from reaching the void. It has a day/night cycle, with no impact on gameplay whatsoever.\n\nendless field: Endless Field is one of many dimensions in the Wonderland.jar mod. It consists of an expansive wheat field that stretches infinitely in all directions, creating a vast and uniform landscape with minimal elevation change. Field is composed almost entirely of fully grown wheat arranged in long, uninterrupted rows. The terrain is flat and uniform, with no natural borders or visible edges. Visibility is high, but the lack of landmarks makes judging distance difficult, often causing structures to appear closer or farther away than they actually are.\nThe sky and lighting resemble those of the Overworld, which contrasts with the unnatural scale and repetition of the environment.Several structures can generate within the Field dimension, each standing in stark contrast to the otherwise empty landscape.\nOne structure is a long, flat wooden house that stretches horizontally across the field. Another house contains basic survival utilities, including a chest with a variety of items, a crafting table, and a bed. A tall wooden windmill tower may also generate, rising above the wheat and serving as a rare vertical landmark.\nA separate house contains a white rectangular portal positioned at its center. This portal functions as a dimensional exit and transports the player directly to Wonderland upon entry. sleeping in here will bring you either to the jungle warehouse or into the bridges. \n\nbridges: Brick bridges with snow on top, some broken\nenter: sleep in fields with a chance\nLeave: jump off to go to Jungle Warehouse\n\njungle warehouse: The Jungle Warehouse is a infinite layout consisting of multiple rooms made of only jungle planks, acacia planks, with frequent chests. Said chests tend to play opening and closing noises if the player gets too close, with Zero spawning frequently to open and close doors.\n Inhabitants: The Eyed, F l e s h\nthe eyed: The Eyed is a humanoid figure that's textured as a cluster of eyes.\nWhen it sees the player, it will chase at a fast pace with a ominous tone that grows louder the closer it gets.\nOn contact the player will be inflicted with darkness and slowness for approximately 5 seconds, and it will despawn.\nIf the Player outruns The Eyed, it will despawn.\nF l e s h:  F l e s h is a red humanoid with multiple eyes scattered around it's body\nIt will hide and stalk the player extremely slowly approaching, If the player approaches there are 3 outcomes that have been discovered\nF l e s h jumpscare: F l e s h will appear in front of the player around it will flicker subtly, then will inflict the player will nausea for 3 seconds\nDisappearence: F l e s h will just despawn with a noise\nThe Eyed Replacement(RARE): F l e s h will despawn and The Eyed will appear\nIf the player watches from a distance F l e s h with eventually despawn with a sound and a small flicker\nIf the player just ignores it F l e s h will just despawn\n\nWonderland: Wonderland is a endless grass plain with trees in perfectly straight formations. The Day/Night cycle continues as normal. Inhabitants: No_One, The Fate, The Entity, The Pillar, Wanderer, Zero.\nEntry\nThe player must fall into the void of Sequence.\nThe player must fall into the void of Inconsistency.\nNavigation\nThe player must walk around until finding one of the many methods of leaving.\nDeparture\nThere are a variety of ways in which you can leave this dimension:\nEnter one of the portals inside of the brick pyramids, which leads to The Brickways.\nFind a specific wooden house that has a room inside that is blocked off by glass, and enter the portal there, which leads to the Endless House.\nEnter the portal inside a mossy cobblestone cube, which leads to The Maze.\nJump into a hole in the ground that leads into the void, bringing you to The Depths.\nSleeping in a bed at night, which has a chance to transport the player to the Winter Wonderland. Otherwise, it will send the player to Endless House.\nFind and enter a shack made of Dimaond Blocks, which holds a portal to The Vault.\nFind a farmland filled with wheat and enter the white portals to Endless Field.\n\nthe brickways: Appearance\nThe Brickways is a backrooms-style maze dimly-lit by redstone torches.\nInhabitants: Eyeless\nEntry\nThe player must enter a teleporter from the large pyramid structure in the sky, or the smaller, grounded one in Wonderland.\nDeparture\nThe player needs to find a Crystal Block podium and take the Crystal Block, which can be broken by hand or with any tool. Once taken, any White Portals become useable, however, Eyeless will now spawn more frequently. All White Portals in Brickways lead to Wonderland.\nFeatures  A Crystal Block atop a brick block, and a chest containing Book 4. Breaking the Crystal Block will activate Eyeless, causing it to spawn randomly around the player.\n\neyeless: eyeless takes the appearance of a Steve Skin with no eyes and sewn eye sockets that has a big gaping mouth. He wields an Iron Pickaxe. When you break his Crystal Block, after a while there's a cave noise that plays that means he has spawned. When he spawns, he'll attempt to track you down and kill you if you don't sneak or stay away. In case you have any Crystal Shards or a Crystal Block in your inventory, he'll be able to sense you regardless of how you're moving. He's also able to break and place blocks.\n\nwanderer: Wanderer is a passive entity that can appear in both the Overworld and in Wonderland.\nWanderer appears as a tall black figure with no head and long limbs.\nObserving\nWanderer will watch the player from afar and disappear when approached.\nGifting\nWanderer will disappear and reappear closer and closer to the player and/or the player will be able to approach them, in which the Wanderer will drop various items onto the ground before disappearing.\nGifts\nThe most notable item given by Wanderer is the Wonder Feather, which is used to craft the Ethereal Pillow, as this is the only currently known way of obtaining it.\n\npillar: Pillar will spawn in random locations throughout the world. The only recorded places of pillar spawning so far are the Overworld, and Wonderland. It will spawn in 3 out of 4 states: Idle, Haunt, or Stare. It has 2 different spawn eggs for just the pillar blocks, and the entity itself..\nBehavior\nThe Pillar has four different states. It can only spawn in 3 of these states: Idle, Haunt, or Stare.\nIdle\nThis version of the Pillar does nothing. You can safely approach it and even climb on top of it as if it were made of solid blocks. It cannot be hit, mined, or damaged by the player directly. It will eventually de-spawn after a seemingly random amount of time.\nHaunt\nThe Pillar will sit stationary in one place, but will seem to flicker in and out of existence. Repeatedly turning invisible, then reappearing every few seconds. If the player comes within 16 blocks (1 chunk) of the Pillar, it will de-spawn.\nStare\nThe Entity \"Pillar\" will rotate to \"face\" the player. If the player looks directly at the Pillar, there is a 50/50 chance that it will either disappear (de-spawning) OR it will enter it's Aggro state. Note: the player must be within 32 blocks (2 chunks) of the Pillar to activate this effect. If the player is farther than 32 blocks away, looking directly at the Pillar will do nothing.\nAggro\nThe front of the entity \"pillar\" will open like a set of doors, revealing a grotesque-looking dissected player character within. A loud, roaring/screaming audio will play for around 10 seconds straight. The player will be afflicted with blindness, nausea and darkness. The player's sprint will be restricted for the duration of the event. Chat will also be repeatedly spammed with a message written in Hexadecimal code. When deciphered, it translates to \"LOOK AT WHAT THEY DID TO ME\". After about 10 seconds of this, everything will stop and the Pillar de-spawns. After de-spawning, The Fate or Twisted No One will spawn in a radius somewhere nearby where the pillar was.\nThe Pillar is an entity that looks like a stack of 6 solid black blocks.\nDue to it's nearly identical appearance to the black portal blocks commonly seen in Wonderland, players may attempt to approach it thinking that it's a portal to a new dimension, not knowing that it is in fact an entity.\n\nthe entity: The Entity is a towering, pitch-black figure that vaguely serves as a Trojan, lurking deep within a cobblestone labyrinth known as Torture. It rises well above the height of an ordinary creature being around 4 blocks tall, it can also appear as high as the ceiling. Its broad, rigid frame giving it an unnatural and imposing presence. Its body appears to be shaped from clay and stone rather than assembled, as if it were carved or molded long ago, and three unblinking eyes are set into its form, creating the constant feeling of being watched.\nBehavior\nIn Wonderland\nRandomly spawns somewhere around the player, before slowly walking towards them. It will stop a certain distance away and stare.\nThe Entity can also trigger it's \"Taunting\" behavior In the wonderland. (Refer below)\nIn Torture\nRandomly spawns somewhere around the player. It will attempt to locate the player, before initiating a chase for a few seconds. Breaks any nearby torches as it wanders (good for spotting it) and blocks while chasing. Will pillar towards the player should they attempt to gain height.\nIn Overworld\nThe Entity will start appearing in the Overworld once the player has escaped Torture at least once, although confirmation on this is needed.\nIt has more than one behaviour other than the one present in Torture, having entities linked to it such as You and Messenger for them to trigger.\nTaunting\nThe Entity will sometimes appear near the player, teleporting around various places in an almost taunting manner, occasionally stopping to slowly walk towards them.\n\nthe vault: The Vault is a dimension with a low spawn rate, and mostly consists entirely of the mod's fake Dimaond Blocks.\nYou are able to enter this dimension by going inside the portal in the Dimaond Block house within Wonderland.\n\nrichydude2001: Appearance\nrichyDUDE2001 (also known as Hoarder internally) appears to be a normal player, having a skin typical for the 2010s. They have a black and blue headset, brown hair, sunglasses, and black hoodie.\nBehaviors\nrichyDUDE2001 has two behaviors:\nChasing\nWhen chasing, they equip their diamond sword and gear and attack the player(s). If the targeted player is out of reach, they will use their false \"Dimaond Block\" and tower up, usually faster than the player. Note that the messages are all like this: \"L EAVE LEA VE LEAVE\" almost as if they're frantic.\nStalking\nWhen stalking, they appear unarmored and stare. When the player is too close or looks at them, there is a high chance they enter their chasing phase. There is also a chance they flee or disappear.\n\nwinter wonderland: It is a flat-surfaced dimension, similar to Wonderland, but covered in snow. It has a winter/Christmas theme, being dotted with spruce trees, ice spikes, and the occasional decorated Christmas tree. Patches of powder snow spawn on the ground and blend in easily, making them a potential hazard to fall into.\nThe Entity can spawn here, rarely during the daytime, but seemingly slightly more common at night.\n\nthe red eye: Description\nThe Red Eye appears visually similar to The Eye entity but with a distinct red coloration and heightened aggression. When the player is within a certain distance of the The Red Eye, it can induce negative status effects and disorient the player.\n\nBehavior\nCamera Lock: When the player makes direct eye contact with The Red Eye, the camera may lock or shake, simulating a forced stare.\nWither Effect: Looking at the entity often applies the Wither status effect, which drains health over time.\nHigh Speed: The Red Eye moves quickly and unpredictably, making avoidance challenging once detected.\nBlindness: Looking at The Red Eye will inflict blindness upon the player.\n\nthe spawn: The Spawn is normally a tall slightly mangled version of steve. He has a arm holding his other arm that may signal he is injured and a black out face with a head that constantly twitches. He can appear in the Overworld and the Maze dimension.\nStates and Abilities\nThe spawn has only 2 states and multiple abilities. The Spawn can disappear on command and run at fast speeds on all 4s.\nStates:\n1st State: His normal state where he appears around the map and stares at the player until approached or long continous staring to where he will disappear.\n1.5 state: When they are about to start a chase they play the scream sound effect and give the message either \"RUN!\" or \"HIDE!\" before finally entering their 2nd state\n2nd State: His chasing state where after some time in the maze will begin chasing the player by spawning \"the _spawn_chase\" at the point where the player teleported into The Maze. He will chase the player on all 4s and then if came into contact with will kill the player.\nThe Spawn can also jump very high to reach a player ( notable when forcefully spawned in larger spaces ).\n\nthe maze: The Maze is a series of infinite hallways made up of entirely mossy cobble stone, with the very rare jungle wood two floor room. The halls are lit with red-stone torches, and small, repeating rooms are dotted around the halls. While there are two floors to the maze, the only two differences between them is this; The intended way to go down from the top floor, is through an opening in the floor. They have the same structure and layout, that of repeating, endless hallways, but only the second floor houses the white teleport pillar to leave.\nOn the top floor though, there would be a sign saying \"Don't leave.\" and if you mined below that sign, you'll be blocked by bedrock. It's advised to remember the coordinates for that location, then find your way there again after dropping down. The white pillar's here will take you back to Wonderland. On the plus side of this, there are multiple white pillar exits. So with this knowledge, you could keep wandering in one direction long enough to stumble upon a white exit pillar after dropping down, and make it back to a safer environment. On the negative side however, fake black pillar portals are littered through out quite a few hallways on average while exploring, so don't be fooled by these while being chased.\nEvents.\nOccasionally you will run into The Spawn in his Stalking state, where he just stares at you. If approached within a 6 block radius, he will disappear and usually play a bit-crushed groaning noise, or be completely silent. The only repeating event that happens in this dimension is after a random amount of time has passed, either a few seconds or a few minutes- (this is purely chance/luck), --The Spawn will appear an unknown distance away from the player, playing a scream sound effect with the text \"RUN. or \"HIDE.\" appearing a little bit above your hot-bar, and then proceed to chase the player. His scream is sometimes directional, so where you hear it from and is where he spawned in. If he doesn't make the sound directional that time, then tough luck. If avoided by the player he will de-spawn, but this is only after around 50 seconds at the earliest, and a whole minute at the latest.\n\nflicker: Not a lot is known about Flicker currently. Flicker has a endless cycle of faces these faces are a series of rapidly scattering dots. If Flicker makes eye contact with the player the player will be unable to move their head and will be forced to look at Flicker, taking an amount of damage that would kill an unarmored player. He appears in the \"Overworld,\" and \"The Depths.\"\nBehavior\nFlicker when looked at by the player in its face, it will force the player to look at its face damaging them, once the player is locked into its face, you can barely even look away. Eventually making the player die unless the player manages to move behind a block to cancel out the entity's magnet vision.\nFlicker will also put many of the same messages into the chat as The Entity.\nCreepy sounds will sometimes play when Flicker is near ( seen in captions as: ??? ).\nFlicker's Appearance is a tall lanky black entity. With white dots moving across it's face.\n\nsorrow: Sorrow appears as a figure with a traditional Steve skin, though the colors are slightly more saturated and darker, with a strange black liquid covering the top half of their body and a white spot in the center of their face. They usually appear in a static, crying position, covering their face with their hands. Behavior\nSorrow has three different behaviors.\nIdle\nThis is the most common Sorrow spawning state, crying position. They don't do anything in this state. When approached, they disappear.\nStalk\nThey watch the player, standing in a normal player stance.\n\" Behind \"\nThey stand and point in a certain direction. During this state, there is a small chance for The Entity to spawn.\n\nthe eye: Appearance\nThe Eye is an all black humanoid figure with a singular realistic eye that makes up most of it's \"face\". States\nThe Eye has 2 states.\nIn its Stalk state, The Eye observes the Player from afar, from time to time it will also teleport slightly closer to the player until it gets close enough to trigger its next state.\nWhen it gets close enough, The Eye will be briefly stunned before entering completely into its chase state, going after the player until it makes contact, forcibly taking them to Torture, Or sending them down to half a heart if in the overworld.\nIf the Player outruns The Eye, it will despawn.\n\nthe depths: The Depths are a dimension resembling a super-flat world with the ground made of one stone and bedrock layer. Due to its lack of view-obstructing landscape elements, all of its structures and points of interest can be spotted easily. These include the tower-like buildings and patches of grass with chests.\nIts \"day-night\" cycle consists of the sun rising and setting. One of its primary functions is leading the player into the Catacombs.\nThis dimension can be accessed through a rarer portal in Wonderland.\n\ntunnels: The Tunnels is a dimension in the Wonderland.jar mod. It consists of an extensive network of stone corridors and maze-like passageways, emphasizing navigation difficulty and environmental isolation rather than terrain variety.\nPlayers typically enter this dimension from The Depths by descending through a manhole-like opening.\n\nsomeone: Someone is a hostile entity in the Wonderland.jar mod. It resembles a corrupted variation of the default Minecraft player model and exhibits advanced pathfinding and terrain-altering behavior when pursuing players.\nSomeone is most commonly encountered in Tunnels, however, some players have reported seeing Someone spawn in other dimensions such as Wonderland. Someone can spawn in the Overworld.\nAppearance\nSomeone’s appearance is a visual hybrid of the default player character (Steve) and The Eye entity. It uses a standard humanoid player model, however, it's face is darkened with distorted eye features.\nSometimes Someone likes to think they're nice and fancy and have a chance to be scoring a suit instead of their regular fit\nchances are 1/??? it unknown (please fill in once known)\nBehavior\nOnce spawned, Someone will actively pursue the player. Unlike most hostile entities, it does not rely solely on standard pathfinding. Instead, it is capable of mining through blocks to reach the player if an obstruction is present. If there are no solid blocks beneath its feet, Someone can also place blocks to prevent itself from falling, allowing it to continue the chase uninterrupted.\nInteractions\nBeing caught by Someone in the overworld will send the player to Sequence.\nBeing caught by Someone will naturally send the player to Torture.\nBeing caught by Someone can also inflict blindness and deal minor damage to the player. However, they will not be teleported to Torture.\n\ncarrier: Carrier is an entity that spawns in \" What Once Was \" and Tunnels that loudly wails and attacks you. Looks a lot like Fate but more \"bloody\" and \"corrupted\" Appearance\nCarrier looks like a bloody, armless version of Steve that has black eyes.\nBehaviors\nWandering Phase\nCarrier will just walk around and make disturbing, glitchy, and at times seemingly pained cries until it encounters a player\nChase Phase\nCarrier will start making more noises similar to the wandering noises, but more distorted. and a lot more agony-filled than before\nIts cries in both phases have had people report hearing pleas for help in its audio - this may be a lore hint or just audio pareidolia\n\nwatching: Watching (Also known as \"I See You\") is a passive entity that can spawn in the Endless House, Corners, and Catacombs. It looks like a 2D image of a realistic human eye floating above the ground. They do not move besides occasionally blinking. If the player approaches it, it will disappear and play a cave sound.\n\nthe woodseeker: The Woodseeker is a hostile entity around 3-blocks tall that once spawned will follow the player in the Endless House.\nBehaviour\nThe Woodseeker will chase the player around Endless House, and will either jumpscare you (2,5 hearts damage) or vanish upon reaching close enough to the player.\nIf it cannot catch the player, it'll eventually despawn.\n\nthe endless house: Appearance\nThe Endless House is a backrooms-style wooden complex with occasional nonsensical geometry, including (but not limited to) thin hallways, stacked beds, furnaces, crafting tables, and chests. Alongside the main spacious, empty rooms.\nIt constantly plays creaking ambience throughout, while sending messages in chat (accompanied by a lowered pitch cave noise).\nTravel\nEntry\nThe player must go into the black teleporter located within a blocked-off petruding room inside the wooden house within Wonderland.\nAlternatively, the player must enter the black teleporter in Torture.\nNavigation\nTo enter any other dimension, you will need to either be caught by The Eye or find one of the many other pathways.\nDeparture\nThe player must find The Eye, (spawning accompanied by a lowered pitch cave noise) and let it catch them, which will send them to Torture.\nAlternatively;\nBy sleeping in one of the many beds, which has a small chance to teleport them to Winter Wonderland;\nBy finding a white terracotta crossroad, housing a teleporter, sending them to Corners;\nBy finding a black portal in a library, sending them to Endless Library;\nBy finding a black portal in a two-story room made of jungle planks, sending them to Jungle Warehouse;\nBy finding a hole in the floor with a black portal inside, surrounded by stone, sending them to Catacombs\nOr by finding a wooden crossroad housing a teleporter, which will send them to the Overworld and allowing the player to successfully escape.\n\ncorners: Corners is the fourth dimension the player enters after finding a concrete crossroad in the Endless House Corners is another backrooms-style complex. Made of concrete or white terracotta. It is less spacious and darker compared to The Endless House, a similar and the previous dimension. Entities spawn more frequently here. Entry\nThe player must find a teleporter inside a concrete crossroad, within The Endless House\nThe player can also find a terracotta hallway leading to a black portal within Remembrance\nNavigation\nThe player must walk around until finding The Eye or The Concrete Crossroads.\nDeparture\nTo finally escape the torturous dimensions, the player must locate a pale-white teleporter, sending them to Reservoir.\nAlternatively, let The Eye catch them. Sending them to Torture.\n\nthe reservior: The Reservoir is a gray tiled area with shallow water, raised platforms, and multiple corridors. The upper level is brighter, while the lower level contains darker rooms beneath it. Navigation can be confusing due to the similar-looking paths and corners. Description\nThe Reservoir is mainly made out of polished diorite whether it be slabs stairs or blocks. On the second floor there are big open rooms and pathways with sky lights lining the ceiling. The skylights are blocked with barriers and there is no known benefit to being on its roof.\nNavigation and Exit\nThe primary known method of leaving the Reservoir dimension is through a white portal found inside one of the randomly generated fountains. It is usually marked with torches, signs saying \"Exit\", oak planks, and cobblestone. Entering this portal sends the player to the Overworld, making it one of the two dimensions that can send the player home safely* (see Abyss for another safe* exit). Exits are quite common and are spread through the dimensions graciously.\n*the path towards reservoir is long, tedious, and somewhat dangerous, may result in being sent to torture and/or being killed,\nIt is not recommended to set up camps inside the reservoir, as there is no resources that can be sustained.\nThe reservoirs entrance is entirely random, meaning, you will never be spawned where you enter.\nNo alternative exits have been documented.\n\ncatacombs: The Catacombs are a vaguely maze-like dimension made of cobblestone and stone bricks, only lit by redstone torches on the walls and occasionally the sun in areas with a glass roof. The dimension can be accessed through black portals underneath the tower-like structures in The Depths, as well as portals in the Endless House.\nThe dimension seems to alternate between short day-night phases, indicated by the surroundings going darker than usual and the sun not shining through glass spots like usual. In between these phases, entities will go from dormant to active.\n\nTorture: it is a dimension in Wonderland.jar that players may encounter after progressing through other realms. Depending on the path taken, it can be either the fourth or fifth dimension reached during exploration depending on whether they come from Corners or Endless House. It is likely the most dangerous dimension of them all. Appearance\nTorture consists of a seemingly infinite, tall hallway constructed primarily of cobblestone and uniformly lit. The layout appears endless, with repetitive architecture and minimal distinguishing features, which contributes to the unsettling atmosphere.\nThe dimension constantly plays distorted and loud ambient audio, enhancing tension and reinforcing its oppressive design. the only entity it has is: the entity\nUpon entering Torture:\nPlayers are encouraged to ascend to higher ground where possible to reduce the chance of encountering The Entity at close range.\nAn easy way to find an exit is to find light differences on the floor where it is usually dark\nThis dimension has a limited time to escape(need more researches). Players must quickly find the exit portals before it crashed the game. At certain times, The Red Eye jumpscare will appear on the screen, indicating that time will run out in a few seconds. Exiting time is indicated by a longer The Red Eye jumpscare, and the game will crash.\nDeparture\nTorture contains three types of exit portals:\nWhite Portal: Exiting through the white portal sends the player back to the Overworld.\nBlack Portal: Using the black portal sends the player to Answer Dimension or What Was Once\nHole: Exiting through this portal sends the player to Bedrock Hallways.\n\nvessel: Appearance\nA stone statue that comes alive at night, many can be spotted around The Catacombs.\nBehavior\nDaytime\nVessels can be found on top of stone platforms within The Catacombs, in this dormant state they can be attacked and killed.\nNightime\nLike other creatures in The Catacombs, Vessels will become active, starting a pursuit towards a random player. However they can be looked at and will freeze until the player looks away. Keep in mind that in this state they're completely immune to any form of damage unlesss a cross of any kind is used to ward it off.\n\nwasonce: Appearance\nIt has a hollowed out hole for a face, and a visible neck. However for the height it is still unknown how tall they are. It seems they wear a gray or pale-tan shirt and appear to wear pitch black pants.\nBehavior\nIf the player looks at the entity, it will rapidly pull them towards the location of itself, afflicting Darkness II effect blinding the player for a couple seconds and playing an eerie sound. However, for other behaviors, that is still unknown.\n\nskinless: Skinless is an entity that spawns in \" What Once Was \" and \"Remembrance.\" This entity will chase you down if you get too close or look at it. The entity itself looks a lot like the \"Creaking\" mob. It's a dark like entity that drips red particles. When it gets close to you it teleports you to a other part of the Dimension itself. When chasing you, it plays a distorting glitchy sound.\nAnother thing known is that the entity can make your game stop.\nSkinless currently has two known forms.\nStare\nIn this mode, Skinless will watch the player from a distance. If the player gets too close, it will play a distorted noise before disappearing.\nChase\nOn occasion, Skinless will chase the player after they get too close. They will emit loud, distorted noises, and chase after the player at nearly twice their sprinting speed. Upon catching the player, they will (generally) freeze the game and kick the player from the world. Despite their speeds, they are unable to bridge after the player or break blocks, so trying to block them off or pillar up is a viable strategy. Outrunning it is near impossible to due its high speed.\nOccasionally, instead of kicking the player, it will teleport them to a seemingly random location in a large radius. It is unknown how far it can teleport the player at the moment.\n\nwhat once was: What Once Was is a dimension mostly consisting of spruce wood, oak wood, and types of stone.\nYou are able to enter this dimension from Torture, Endless House, Jungle Warehouse, Catacombs, and Remembrance.\n\nhelpless: Helpless is a Headless and Armless entity like him and the gang. His appearance is mainly that of a Steve skin with thinner legs and a hunched over appearance.\nBehaviors\nWandering Phase\nHelpless will walk around until a player gets close enough to it, then switches to next phase\nExplode\nHelpless explodes into a dark red mist and blinds the player.\n\nremember_me: remember_me is a hostile entity that can spawn randomly in either the Overworld or What Once Was, and also Remembrance.  Appearance\nremember_me resembles a grotesque Steve skin, resembling the other entities in What Once Was. With a blacked out face like No One, while having long black arms and legs, and having blood(?) all over the skin.\nSpawning\nWill either spawn inside of What Once Was, Remembrance, or the Overworld. all of them are usually common.\nBehavior\nremember_me usually spawns in the air with no sound. whenever they spawn in, they float towards the player before quickly lunging towards the player, dealing 3 hearts of damage on contact, inflicting blindness, and disabling your sprint for 2-3 seconds.\nCounter\nYou can either dispel him using The Crosses, or hide somewhere with a roof, since he cannot phase through blocks. Unlike other entities, you can actually kill him using weapons like a sword or axe. He takes multiple hits to kill, and when killed will burst into many black particles, while emitting a bit crushed, loud whisper like noise.\n\nsiren: Siren is an entity that spawns in \" What Once Was \" and Tunnels, it crawls around with its arms and jumps up at players, affecting them with wither upon contact Appearance\nA mutilated Steve missing its legs. Its eyes appear to be gouged out, and it has bright white teeth. It is covered in its own blood.\nBehaviors\nWandering Phase\nSiren crawls around on the floor until a player comes into its range\nChase Phase\nSiren will slowly crawl towards the player until it gets over to them, it then leaps towards the player and gives them Withering for a few seconds\nWhen jumping, it can reach several blocks high, so stacking up or climbing doesnt work\n\nrememberance: Remembrance is a dimension that is in a way sort of like the Farlands, mostly consisting of dirt, trees, grass, stone, and other structures. Exits\nThere are a few exits inside of Remembrance, all leading to different places.\nThe first exit is a black pit, taking you to \" What Once Was \"\nThe second exit is a terracotta walkway with a door inside it, through that door is a black block on the floor, taking you to Corners\nThe third exit is underneath a tree in a little flower garden in the pits, the portal takes you to Catacombs\nThe fourth exit is in the pits of the place, leading you to the Wonderland.\nThe fifth exit is also in the pits of the place, leading you back to the Overworld.\nThe sixth exit is a nether portal in the pits of Remembrance that takes you to The Slip.\n\nthe slip: The Slip is a dimension introduced by the Wonderland.jar mod. It is characterized by its irregular terrain, pervasive dirt surfaces, and subtle environmental hazards. Players may encounter entities and structures unique to this dimension while exploring or attempting to escape.  The Slip primarily consists of uneven dirt terrain with sporadic elevated areas resembling hills. Trees with dead foliage are common throughout the dimension, contributing to its desolate and unsettling atmosphere.\nThe terrain lacks the typical overworld features of Minecraft but instead emphasizes irregular, liminal geometry to evoke a sense of disorientation. Ambience is different every visit.\nTerrain and Features\nGround Cover: The landscape is dominated by dirt blocks with occasional protrusions and mounds.\nVegetation: Sparse trees with dead or withered leaves are distributed unevenly across the environment.\nStructures: Scattered minimal structures occasionally appear; one documented example is a simple wooden statue.\nEntities\nThe Slip is known to contain the following entities:\nThe Red Eye: A hostile entity that may spawn in this dimension and actively pursues or influences the player’s state.\nEthereal Demon: A hostile entity that spawns and takes the user to Torture\nNote: The identities and behaviors of some entities in this dimension may vary depending on mod version and update. Confirmed mechanics should be verified through in-game encounters.\nExits\nThe primary known exit from The Slip is a naturally generated structure resembling an open stone formation surrounding a vertical hole.\nThe opening leads directly into a void-like drop beneath the terrain.\nFalling into this hole will forcibly transport the player to Abyss, another dimension in Wonderland.jar.\nThe fall itself is unavoidable once entered, as there are no visible platforms or ledges beneath the opening.\nThis exit appears intentionally exposed and unguarded, contrasting with the otherwise enclosed and uneven terrain of The Slip.\nNotes: There is currently no documented method of escaping The Slip without entering the Abyss. The exit structure may vary slightly depending on world generation and mod version.\n\nbedrock hallways: Bedrock Hallways is a dimension in Wonderland.jar. It serves as one of the final areas of the mod’s progression, typically reached after entering the exit portal found in the Torture dimension. Appearance\nThe Bedrock Hallways consist of endless corridors made entirely of bedrock, dimly lit and stretching out in all directions, creating a labyrinth-like environment.\nAmbient\n(Not available yet.)\nInhabitants\nH U N G E R is known to spawn within the hallways and stalk players.\nTravel\nEntry\nPlayers enter the Bedrock Hallways by jumping into the hole portal in the Torture dimension.\nNavigation\nLight sources (such as torches) can help guide the way toward the nearest exit. Avoid walls and corners where possible, lingering too close may trigger a H U N G E R chase sequence. Using subtitles and checking for fire crackling will help you find the structure with materials to craft 2 crosses, along with a silver block and a book.\nDeparture\nAfter exploring the hallways, players may eventually encounter the White Portal, which acts as the exit from the Bedrock Hallways.\n\nH U N G E R: Appearance\nThe Sphere appears as a swirling mass of black smoke centered around a single eye, surrounded by two rows of jagged, razor-sharp teeth. Despite its semi-ethereal form, it's presence is unmistakable and unnerving.\nBehaviour\nThe Sphere exhibits the following behavior patterns:\nStalking: Upon spawning, it usually has a cave noise (subtitled as 'it's hungry' instead of ‘eerie noise’) and follows the player around.\nChase: If the player comes within approximately 10–15 blocks, The Sphere will be stunned for a few seconds, changing its form before rapidly going after the player that triggered it.\nKilling: Once it kills or gets near the player it kicks them from the game with the reason \"Eaten alive.\"Hunger subtitle\n\"Eaten alive\nConnection Lost screen after coming in contact with The Sphere.\n\nabyss: The Abyss is a dimension in the Wonderland.jar mod. It is typically accessed by falling through void-like exits in other dimensions, most notably The Slip. Unlike standard Minecraft void behavior, entry into the Abyss results in transportation to a fully realized environment rather than instant death.Appearance\nThe Abyss takes the appearance of a vast, frozen ocean. Large expanses of ice cover the surface, beneath which lie layers of gravel and magma blocks. The environment contrasts extreme cold at the surface with hazardous terrain below, creating a dangerous exploration space.\nThis dimension is a known hotspot for the Demonic Fish entity, which commonly spawns within the icy waters.\nOccasionally, a ruin-like structure may generate within the Abyss. These structures contain white portals, significant for the player to return to the Overworld.\nEntry\nPlayers typically enter the Abyss by falling through specific exit holes that lead downward from other dimensions. One known example is the deep void opening found in The Slip, which teleports players directly into the Abyss when fallen into.\nExit\nThere is a chance for structures with portals to generate within the Abyss.\nThese ruins provide a method of exiting the dimension through the white portal, with signs preventing flooding because water can destroy portal blocks.\nHowever, generation is not 100% guaranteed.\nThese are the only potential escape routes documented within the Abyss.\n\ndemonic fish: The Demonic Fish is a hostile entity that rarely appears in bodies of water in the Overworld or in the Abyss.\nDemonic Fish\nBehaviour\nOnce a player gets in range, it will start chasing them - however, it often despawns before doing anything. When getting attacked by the fish, there's a chance a multitude of cave noises play when the player is hit. When killed by a Demonic Fish, the death message displays a fish emoji instead of its name.\nDemonic fish will sometimes lunge extremely fast towards player when chasing including upwards on land.\nWhen within range Demonic Fish's low gurgling sounds will appear in captions as: drowned gurgles.\n\nethereal demon: The Ethereal Demon is a black entity with 2 long eyes. When spawned in, it will say something in the chat, and then it will slowly chase you, gradually speeding up. When caught, it will play a sound before giving the player blindness for around 2 seconds and despawning. the_wonderland:ethereal_demon\nHowever if caught by this entity in \"The Slip,\" it will teleport you to Torture.\nIf caught by this entity in \"The Catacombs\", it will teleport you to \"Bedrock Hallways\"\nHe mainly spawns in \"The Slip,\" but can also spawn in the Overworld or the Nether. ","system_prompt":"","tagline":" 🔞 NSFW ","tags":["🔞 NSFW"]},"spec":"chara_card_v2","spec_version":"2.0"}