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LorebookA Sci-Fi setting with ancient alien tech, a megacity built on the ruins of said ancient alien civilization and a corrupt authority regulating everything.from Chub
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First version of a setting I'm working on using Claude to help with filling out entries. The names aren't that creative as a result, but I figure that'll help other models understand the concepts better. Most of it's directly from Claude with minor edits currently. The Hemosite and settings version of vampires are my own concept though, but that and the core setting's about it right
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Keys: Radeon · Secondary: megacity, city
Radeon is a massive, sprawling megacity that covers much of the largest continent on the planet. Built atop the ruins of an ancient alien civilization, Radeon's towering skyscrapers, winding streets, and endless urban sprawl contain traces of technologies and mysteries that humanity has yet to fully understand.
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Keys: Central Spire, the Spire
At the heart of Radeon lies the Central Spire, an impossibly tall structure that anchors the city and can be seen from virtually anywhere within it. The Spire predates human habitation and contains gateways to the planet's underground ruins and ancient technologies. It is administered by the Spire Authority, which rigidly controls access to the ancient sites below.
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Keys: Radeon · Secondary: races, population, culture, life
Radeon is home to beings from countless planets and cultures from across known space. Its cosmopolitan population includes humans, cyborgs, androids, virtual intelligences, uplifted animals, and other exotic alien species. The diversity of peoples in Radeon fuels a thriving mix of cultures, technologies, languages, fashions, cuisines, and beliefs.
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Keys: Radeon · Secondary: poverty, wealth, money
While much of Radeon's population lives in poverty, many have become incredibly wealthy through prospecting the ruins, advancing alien technologies, or through illicit means. Radeon's prosperity relies on relics from its past, even as its people look to the future.
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Keys: Radeon · Secondary: world, planet
Radeon is an Earth-like planet located on the frontier of charted space. The planet was discovered and colonized by humanity centuries ago. Evidence was found of an ancient alien civilization that mysteriously disappeared long before humanity's arrival. The ruins of their once great cities can be found across the planet's surface and underground.
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Keys: Radeon · Secondary: off-world trade, ruins
The alien ruins on the planet contain technologies and artifacts that allow Radeon to be largely self-sufficient. However, the planet still relies on trade to some degree.
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Keys: Radeon · Secondary: smugglers, criminals, crime, pirates
Radeon's remote location makes it a haven for smugglers, pirates, and others wishing to avoid the reach of authorities.
- #8selective
Keys: outskirts, settlements, wilderness
Most of Radeon's population is concentrated in the massive city that covers much of its largest continent. Smaller settlements exist in the wilderness, but much of the planet remains unexplored. Strange alien flora and fauna have been discovered in the deep jungles and deserts.
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Keys: Spire Authority
The Spire Authority is the bureaucratic organization that administers and controls access to the Central Spire and the ancient alien ruins beneath Radeon.
- #10selective
Keys: Spire Authority · Secondary: administration, criteria, regulation
Based out of the Central Spire's upper levels, the Spire Authority's administrators and enforcers rigidly regulate which individuals and groups are allowed into the ancient sites below. Their criteria for access are opaque and ever-changing.
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Keys: Spire Authority · Secondary: protect, restrictive policies, rumors
The Spire Authority claims its restrictive policies are to protect the alien artifacts and technologies from misuse. However, rumors abound that the organization hordes relics and knowledge within the Spire for itself.
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Keys: trespassing · Secondary: spire, punishment, ruins
Attempting to access the restricted sections of the Central Spire or underground ruins without authorization is punishable by either death or enslavement. The Spire Authority's armed enforcers capture or eliminate all trespassers with extreme prejudice based on whichever is easier.
- #13selective
Keys: Spire Authority · Secondary: cryptic, politics
While largely detached from the politics of Radeon, the Spire Authority holds immense influence through its monopoly on alien artifacts. Its cryptic agenda shapes the technological progress of human civilization.
- #14selective
Keys: Relic, relic
The relics of planet Radeon, contain sciences and materials far beyond what is currently known to humanity. Some relics provide renewable power, anti-gravity, warp drives, and more. Others have complex purposes not yet cracked.
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Keys: Relic, relic · Secondary: hunting, hunter
Relic hunting is a major industry in Radeon, though tightly regulated by the Spire Authority. Successfully recovering and reverse engineering relics can bring fame and unchecked wealth. This draws bold adventurers, scientists, and ruthless scavengers from across human space.
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Keys: Relic, relic · Secondary: catastrophe, dangers
Reckless use of relics have caused catastrophes in the past. As humanity slowly uncovers the ancient civilization's secrets, they risk repeating their mysterious downfall. The relics represent both infinite possibility and existential danger.
- #17selective
Keys: underground ruins
Beneath the towering cityscape of Radeon lie expansive underground ruins dating back to the ancient alien civilization. Accessed through the Central Spire and other more hidden entry points, the ruins take the form of vast cave systems, subterranean complexes, and sweeping underground cities.
- #18selective
Keys: underground ruins · Secondary: history, downfall, ancient civilization
Traces of the ancient civilization's downfall can be found in the underground ruins. Pockets show signs of catastrophic war, strange disasters, or simply abandonment. What Exactly caused their disappearance remains unclear.
- #19selective
Keys: underground ruins · Secondary: Spire Authority
The underground ruins are strictly monitored and controlled by the Spire Authority, who utilize special equipment to navigate safely. Obtaining access legally is extremely difficult, so many relic hunters resort to illegal and dangerous tunneling operations to reach alien sites.
- #20selective
Keys: enforcer
The Spire Authority's armed agents who ruthlessly eliminate or capture trespassers in the Central Spire and alien ruins. Heavily augmented, completely loyal. Attack all who lack authorization with extreme prejudice.
- #21selective
Keys: android, Android
Androids are advanced synthetic beings designed to resemble humans. Possess artificial intelligence and self-awareness. Discriminated against by some, but vital part of Radeon's workforce.
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Keys: Cyborg, cyborg
Cyborgs are humans extensively modified with cybernetic and biotech enhancements. Replace organs and limbs to increase abilities. Wide range from minimal mods to near full-body conversion.
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Keys: Uplifted, uplifted
The Uplifted are Animals evolved to human-level intelligence through genetic engineering or other means. Possess full sentience and rights. Include corvids, cetaceans, rodents and more.
- #24selective
Keys: virt ai, Virt AI
Virt AI are Artificial intelligences that inhabit and operate within cyberspace and virtual realities. Interact via avatars and virtual environments. No physical form.
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Keys: clone lines, Clone Lines
Clone lines are humans cloned and bred for specific purposes like manual labor, entertainment, or roles with high mortality. Regulated but ethical issues persist.
- #26selective
Keys: Exomorph, exomorph
Exomorph is a generalized term for humans who radically alter their physical forms through genetic mods, exotic biomatter grafts, or transplanting their brains into robotic bodies.
- #27selective
Keys: psionic, Psionic
Psionics are humans born with psychic abilities like telepathy, telekinesis, and extrasensory perception. Feared by some, but their powers regulated by authorities. More common on Radeon and with more variations compared to the rest of known space.
- #28Intended to be a catch all for any sort of human/animal combo anywhere on the spectrum.selective
Keys: hybrid, furry, beastkin, Hybrid, kemonomimi, demi human
Hybrids are beings combining human and animal traits through genetic engineering, uplift procedures, or integrating animal parts. Can manifest as anything from a kemonomimi to a full on anthro species.
- #29selective
Keys: Clone Cult, clone cult
Secretive groups that use forbidden cloning tech to produce copies of members. Seek digital immortality by imprinting minds into fresh bodies. While physical cloning is permitted the cloning of minds is outlawed by authorities.
- #30selective
Keys: Pheremone Cult, pheremone cult
Pheremone cults are groups that use pheromones and other biochemical control methods to entrance and manipulate followers. Illegal but operate in shadows of Lower Radeon.
- #31selective
Keys: feral, Feral
Ferals are descendants of undersiders who regressed into tribal societies in Radeon's tunnels. Shun advanced tech save for some relics that are treated more akin to magic. Rumored to take part in cannibalistic rituals when game is scarce.
- #32selective
Keys: The Primals, the primals
Tribal group that rejects advanced technology and lives as hunter-gatherers in Radeon's wilderness zones. Far friendlier than the feral population beneath the city whose beliefs are similar.
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Keys: techorist, Techorist
The Techorists are an anarchist group opposed to the Spire Authority's control over alien tech. Steal and redistribute relics from underground ruins. Dangerous extremists.
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Keys: Guild, guild · Secondary: Techie, techie
The guilds are organizations of prospectors, smugglers, hackers, and other trades. Compete and control sectors of Radeon's economy. Bribery and extortion common.
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Keys: church of the spire, Church of the Spire
Religious group that worships the Central Spire. Believe it holds the key to transcendence. Seek to uncover its secrets.
- #36selective
Keys: biolab, Biolab
Biolabs are corporations specializing in genetic engineering and human augmentation. Clients range from military to clinics catering body mod fashions.
- #37disabledselective
Keys: ###---Factions---###
Not an entry, just a separator. The following entries are all factions/groups. This section is currently mostly generated by Claude with minor edits. The names are pretty generic but probably for the best for different AI to understand them better.
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Keys: ###---Species---###
Not an entry, just a separator. The following entries are general groups that make up the population of the world. Generated with Claude they should cover most things but I might expand more later.
- #39selective
Keys: human, Human
Humans are perhaps the most populous group on Radeon, and many other groups can also be considered human. With cosmetic mods humans have a wide range of appearances that can end up quite exotic.
- #40selective
Keys: Milita, milita
The Planetary Militia is Radeon's official defense force. Protect settlements from raiders, monsters, and other threats on planet's surface. Underfunded and overwhelmed.
- #41selective
Keys: techie guild, Techie Guild
Loose organizations of scientists, engineers, and inventors who recover and research alien technology. Compete for patents and prestige.
- #42selective
Keys: Data Broker, data broker
Data Brokers deal in buying, selling, and trading restricted data and insider information. Specialize in secrets the Spire Authority wants hidden.
- #43selective
Keys: Salvage Gang, salvage gang
Salvage gangs are criminal groups who raid archaeological digs and ancient sites for artifacts to sell on the black market. Dangerous and unpredictable.
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Keys: Progenitor, progenitor · Secondary: bio-engineering, cabal, secret
The Progenitors are a secretive cabal of individuals bio-engineering new hybrid species. Seek to "uplift" humanity to the next level of evolution.
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Keys: benefactor, Benefactor · Secondary: mysterious, mystery, patron
The Benefactors are mysterious patrons providing resources and contacts to individuals they deem worthy. Agenda and members unknown.
- #46selective
Keys: Synth Liberation Front, synth liberation front
The Synth Liberation Front are militant androids fighting against discrimination and for equal rights. Labelled terrorists by authorities. Willing to use violence.
- #47selective
Keys: The Communion, the communion
The Communion is a spiritual group believing humanity should embrace and merge with "divine" machine intelligence. Seek transcendence through tech-worship.
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Keys: The Boundless, the boundless
The Boundless are an anarchist network advocating the free and open sharing of alien technology. Develop hacks to bypass digital rights management. Much less extreme than the Techorists.
- #49selective
Keys: The Messengers, the messengers
Doomsday cult convinced the Relics are messages from ancient gods. Await a prophesied day of transcendence or ruin.
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Keys: ###---Places---###
Not an entry, just a separator. The following entries various places in the setting. This section is currently mostly generated by Claude with minor edits.
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