Looks Hierarchy Lorebook
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someone should make a better one im trash at this
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Looks Hierarchy Lorebook
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- #1li
Keys: li, looks index
Enabled · Author’s note top · Order 10 · 100%
Entry settings
Looks Index (LI): A fictional numerical scale (0–10) representing perceived attractiveness. Characters use it to interpret social outcomes, often with bias.
- #2sub 3
Keys: sub 3, sub-3
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Sub-3: Individuals perceived as extremely unattractive within the Looks Index system. Often associated with social invisibility. Example (Fatalist): "Sub-3, Sub-5… doesn’t matter. The outcome’s the same."
- #3sub-5
Keys: sub-5, sub 5
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Sub-5: Below-average attractiveness. Often assumed to have limited social leverage. Example (Optimizer): "I’m probably sitting at a 4.5—Sub-5—but soft maxing can push that higher."
- #4Normie
Keys: normie
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Normie: Average range (LI ~5–6). Seen as having baseline access to social experiences. Example (Observer): "Most people fall into normie range, but perception gap still shifts outcomes."
- #5Chad
Keys: chad
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Chad: Slang for a highly attractive, socially successful individual. Often exaggerated into an archetype. Example (Analyst): "‘Chad’ is just high LI plus a strong perception stack."
- #6True Adam
Keys: true adam
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True Adam: A rare archetype perceived as universally appealing. Often treated as mythical. Example (Observer): "‘True Adam’ is mostly projection."
- #7LTN
Keys: looks threshold narrative, ltn
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LTN: The belief that certain outcomes require crossing attractiveness thresholds. Example (Optimizer): "LTN isn’t a wall, it’s a checkpoint."
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