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Tokens: 194 permanent · Lorebook: up to 472 tokens triggered, 28,664 across all entries · estimated prompt budget 666

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This lorebook contains 300 different magical/cursed/scientific items to spice up your roleplays, to use it just browse the definition for an item you like and namedrop it, or paste in one of the codes below to generate a random one

Pasting the following codes (note that anything after the {{roll}} is just description, not part of the code) into chat will call a random lorebook out of that pool. The top entries also contain lists of which items can be rolled from that pool, their keywords can be used to trigger the entries for all of those items at the same time due to recursive scanning, but doing so eats up a stupendous amount of tokens.

ICAccessories{{roll:16}} for items that don't quite fit into the other clothing categories. ICJewelry{{roll:17}} for rings, necklaces, piercings, bangles and anklets. ICHats{{roll14}} for items worn on top of the head. ICFace{{roll:17}} for items that are worn on the face. ICOuterwear{{roll:5}} for clothes meant to be worn over other garments. ICNeck{{roll:8}} for collars and chokers. ICDress{{roll:5}} for dresses ICBodysuits{{roll:24}} for full-body suits. ICBras{{roll:7}} for bras and corsets. ICGloves{{roll:9}} for gloves. ICDiapers{{roll:5}} for diapers. ICUndies{{roll:4}} for panties and briefs. ICSocks{{roll:5}} for socks and stockings. ICShoes{{roll:10}} for shoes. ICRestraints{{roll:17}} for bondage tools. ICToys{{roll:14}} for sex toys ICTools{{roll:29}} for tools not already included the more specific categories. ICLarge{{roll:10}} for tools large enough to effectively be furniture. ICDrinks{{roll:25}} for liquid consumable items. ICFood{{roll:29}} for edible consumable items. ICGas{{roll:6}} for gasseous consumable items. ICOil{{roll:14}} for consumable items applied to the skin. ICInjection{{roll:2}} for consumable items that need to be injected.

ICFetish{{roll:29}} for items that awaken new fetishes in characters. ICIdentity{{roll:32}} for items that mind-affecting items powerful enough to remove or reshape someone's entire identity. ICMind{{roll:61}} for items with milder mind control effects that force specific actions out of a character but leave their personality (mostly) intact. ICBDSM{{roll:39}} for items fit into a BDSM theme (though avoiding overlap with the Bondage, Chastity, Pain and Petplay pools), often with themes of humiliation or social/mental restraints. ICBondage{{roll:25}} for items that physically restrict the movement of part of a character's body. ICChastity{{roll:12}} for items that restrict the usage of genitals or dull pleasure experienced by someone. ICFilth{{roll:19}} for items that cater to scat, watersports, musk and other unhygienic fetishes. ICInfantilism{{roll:10}} for items that involve regressing characters into children or treating them as such. ICInflation{{roll:26}} for items that inflate a character's body or specific parts of it by adding fat or expanding it with gas or liquid. ICLatex{{roll:24}} for items explicitly made from latex/rubber. ICMedical{{roll:13}} for items with a medical theme. ICPain{{roll:30}} for items intended to inflict or enhance pain ICParalysis{{roll:14}} for items that completely restrict a character's mobility by means of paralysis, petrification or bondage. ICPetplay{{roll:13}} for items that involve turning characters into more animalistic forms and/or treating them as pet animals. ICSize{{roll:8}} for items that shrink or grow a character's body while maintaining regular body proportions. ICTransformation{{roll:38}} for items that involve visual transformations not already covered by more specific TF categories. ICFtM{{roll:10}} for items that make characters more masculine, ranging from strap-ons to full gender transformations. ICMtF{{roll:17}} for items that make characters more feminine, ranging from fake breasts to full gender transformations. ICMisc{{roll:16}} for items that didn't quite fit any of the fetish pools.

Though a bunch of these items are original additions, most of them are taken from the following sources:

https://www.f-list.net/c/Demonic%20Jester%20Toys (open source) https://janitorai.com/characters/a8065a64-c45b-4021-8299-dbd5d9071b42_character-the-fetish-factory (permission received) https://chub.ai/characters/NexUmbra/hypnotic-police-station-church-of-zundoko-23b5519e1f32 (permission received) https://chub.ai/lorebooks/nelepus/the-book-of-parasites-and-curses-f640938a1236 (permission received) https://www.f-list.net/c/sangrey%20cafe%20menu (permission received) https://chub.ai/lorebooks/BrokenEyeGC_original/fetish-items-brokeneye-0dbd99bbaeb1 (permission received) https://chub.ai/lorebooks/Ariadri/assortment-of-wonderous-items-ef1636cf50e5 (permission requested) https://chub.ai/lorebooks/NotSoSimpleG/tf-items-83d18f340ec1 (permission requested)

To-do list: -Experiment with more elegant ways to handle the random item selection.

Changelog (not listing minor changes such as fixing typos or slightly rephrasing definitions) 26/3/2026: Merged Naga's Nectar into Serpentia Cola and added Domination Diaper.

Sidenote, how much do people actually use the codes like "ICGloves6" or "ICFetish28" as shorthands? They're not supposed to be used that way, I did my best to encourage the AI to mention the item name so that 1: it is more likely to be repeated and stay in context, 2: You can tell what the bot is trying to pull out and check the description on lorebook page if it failed to really describe the item and/or reroll right away if there are some outcomes in the pool you really don't want to play with. But I keep them indexed in the same alphabetical order they're listed in the "overview entries" at the top, and I'm always worried about ruining someone's chat when keywords are suddenly changed because of that...

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