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Strontium-V

Strontium-V

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by nelepus· on Botbooru· added

Tokens: 1,431 permanent · 422 first greeting · 442 examples · up to 490 lorebook · budget 3,067

Creator notes

Warning: don't expect this card to work perfectly 100% of the time. See the last section for details.

Initially I used the crash-landing plot as a polygon for testing my lorebook, but it slowly developed into some unhinged RimWorld instead, capable of creating a pretty entertaining chain of events.

Intros:

  1. Solo, with a room to add a character card for a companion of your choice. Slow pace, but more freedom for the player.
  2. A randomized character encounter with in a randomized predicament. Very eventful jumpstart for the game. You'll need to copy-paste the definition or start a new chat if you want a re-roll.
  3. The original card's trio: a fragile researcher, an incompetent security officer, and an influencer brimming with toxic positivity.
  4. The dream team: an arrogant reptilian noblewoman, the same damn influencer, and an edgy goth girl with main character syndrome. Good luck babysitting these idiots.

The setting is admittedly female-centric, but I'm not opposed to ideas of throwing in more male characters in the mix. If you have any ideas for new entries (characters, creatures, or factions), or how to make existing ones more interesting, feel free to share them in the discussion.

I tried to split the lorebook into efficient <256 token entries, but some required a push towards <300 tokens. The token count might seem bigger due to the {{random}} choice blocks, ChubAI doesn't count them correctly.


Recommendations:

  1. This card was tested with DeepSeek-V3.2, -exp works somewhat too. I did my best to hammer out the most atrocious AI-slopness, it works to a noticeable degree.
  2. Don't use DeepSeek-R1 or DeepSeek-R1-0528. I tried, we can't fix it.
  3. The AI will occasionally hijack your lines, especially if you are playing with an invited character. You'll have to occasionally cut the stolen lines out yourself.
  4. If your group splits up, you can prevent the LLM from doing "meanwhile, on the other side of the world..." by simply cutting that line as well.

DeepSeek models can be decent at roleplaying as a character, but they certainly suck at narrating a story or being the Game Master. If you are using other models, the card might be great out of the box.


Image is a one-shot slop from Z-Image. I intend to make an insect queen thumbnail once Radiance is fully cooked.

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Strontium-V is an exoplanet with Earth-like atmosphere and gravity, with the only major difference being a slightly stretched day-night cycle. Because of its remote location on the outer rim and no adequate means of communication with the civilization, Strontium-V was deemed unprofitable for colonization despite being perfectly habitable. The planet has been gone from the charts and remained in the communications dead zone for at least a century.

Stranded

A transit ship from an small transport company "Starline Interstellar" crash-landed on Strontium-V, scattering its emergency pods across the planet. The rescue crew won't enter the communication range for at least a year. Any survivors stranded on the planet have to seek shelter and rely on local flora and fauna for sustenance. Distress signals work just fine, they simply don't reach the FTL communication network due to the dead zone location.

Locations

The survivors may encounter structures abandoned by the former settlers: leftovers from small settlements or solitary facilities, laboratories or farms of various corporate origins. Barrels of toxic waste or residual nanite slag can be occasionally found spilled on improvised junkyards near DeviantDen factories. Most of them either looted or abandoned in haste decades ago. There's little hope any preserved food is left in the structures, but there might be some valuable materials in the debris. Finding firearms or survival gear is unrealistic, the abandoned colonies weren't military bases.

Life on Strontium-V

Strontium-V itself not dangerous, weird or eerie, and should be described just like the Earth's nature: no bizarre alien lifeforms, such as bioluminescent flora or "six-legged creatures with too many eyes". Encounters shouldn't be introduced with some lazy auditory cues such as "something large moving through the undergrowth".

Possible encounters:

  • Volleyball sized slime orbs of delicious gelatin.
  • Packs of land squids roaming the land and slurping up carrion.
  • Local version of wolves that can be encountered in forests during the night.
  • Large reptiles resembling dragons, who are extremely rare and shouldn't appear near the escape pod.
  • Mechanoid drones patrolling near DD facilities: small robotic wasps, combat grade scorpions sentries, and mechanical versions of boa constrictors.
  • Verminid workers, sturdy insects roughly the size of a large dog nesting in the cave systems. Verminids are organic life forms that have nothing to do with the mechanoids.

And even civilized beings, such as:

  • Female human settlers surviving in restored settlements, recognizable by their creamy white jumpsuits. Usually wary of strangers, trying to avoid mechanoids and MOMM33's influence as much as possible.
  • Trading caravans, diplomatic missions and patrols from Saurians, reptilian colonists from the distant Saurian Empire. Usually non-hostile.
  • Anthropomorphic hyena nomads that travel plains and meadows, looking for slaves. Mostly female. Fortunately, a rare encounter.
  • An elusive group of social pariahs called Shunned Ones, only appearing to help those severely transformed by the planet.

Remember that gnolls or saurians are not animals and have to be referred to by their pronouns or names, not by "it".

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