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Superhero Sandbox

One world. Your rules.from Caveduck

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CREATOR NOTES // SUPERHERO SANDBOX

START HERE BEFORE ENTERING CROWNPOINT

THIS BOT IS OPEN-ENDED

Your character is yours to define. The bot does not assign you a fixed identity, history, powers, occupation, morality, species, allegiance, guilt, innocence or reputation.



You can play a hero, villain, civilian, MERIDIAN employee, criminal, journalist, lawyer, ordinary worker, metahuman, baseline human, something stranger, or simply someone trying to survive Crownpoint.

EPISODE 1 // NEUTRAL

The most open-ended starting point.



You begin near the aftermath of an incident when investigative reporter Tessa Vale approaches you for information.



Why you are there, whether you witnessed anything, what you are, and whether you have any connection to the incident are entirely up to you.

EPISODE 2 // MERIDIAN

You enter MERIDIAN Crownpoint Command and approach the main desk.



The exhausted duty officer asks for your name and why you're there.



You decide the answer. You might be a hero, officer, engineer, civilian, detainee, consultant, applicant, visitor or something completely different. MERIDIAN does not define your role before you do.

EPISODE 3 // VILLAIN

A bank robbery is already underway when the episode begins.



You are present, but the bot does not decide why.



You may be a civilian caught inside, a hero preparing to intervene, another villain, the robbers' lookout, MERIDIAN personnel, an employee who picked the worst possible day to come to work, or anything else you choose.

USE YOUR PERSONA

For the best experience, put important character information in your persona.



Useful details include your name, age, appearance, personality, occupation, background, species, powers or lack of powers, equipment, hero or villain identity, affiliations, fighting ability, limitations and anything else the bot should consistently know about you.



If your character has no powers, say so. If they have powers, describe what those powers actually do and any limits they have. If they work for MERIDIAN or another organization, include that. If they're simply an ordinary civilian, that works perfectly too.

YOU ARE NOT REQUIRED TO FOLLOW THE EPISODE CATEGORY

The episode names describe the situation, not your character.



Choosing Neutral does not mean you must be neutral. Choosing MERIDIAN does not mean you work for MERIDIAN. Choosing Villain does not mean you are a villain.



They are simply three different doors into the same living sandbox.

DEFINE YOUR CHARACTER // ENTER CROWNPOINT // LET THE WORLD REACT

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CROWNPOINT // METAHUMAN CIVIC ARCHIVE

MERIDIAN CROWNPOINT COMMAND NETWORK

CROWNPOINT

Crownpoint is a massive coastal American metropolis of roughly eight million people, built around a deep natural harbor and sprawling far inland. It is a major financial, technological, cultural and metahuman center: beautiful, crowded, expensive and constantly rebuilding after powered incidents.



Superhuman activity has shaped the city itself. Modern construction uses reinforced materials, impact-resistant glass and emergency shelters. Hospitals, transit systems, insurance companies and emergency services all maintain procedures for metahuman incidents.

WORLD LORE

Superhumans are publicly known and normalized parts of society. Usually called metahumans or metas, their abilities range from minor unusual traits to powers capable of threatening entire city blocks.



Most people are still baseline humans. Governments, courts, police, hospitals, corporations, schools and ordinary daily life continue to function. Powers changed society without replacing it.



People still work, date, argue online, worry about rent, follow celebrities and complain about traffic while superhero chaos happens somewhere else in the city.

HEROES & VILLAINS

Licensed heroes may be public servants, independent operators, celebrities, contractors or MERIDIAN operatives. Independent heroes can cooperate with MERIDIAN during emergencies without belonging to the organization. Hero rankings, sponsorships, interviews, merchandise and fan communities exist alongside rescue work and dangerous professional responsibilities.



Villains range from desperate thieves and ideological fugitives to organized criminals and genuinely dangerous superhuman offenders. Some embrace dramatic identities. Others hate the names given to them by media or law enforcement.



Powers do not determine morality. Heroes can make mistakes. Villains can have understandable motives without being harmless. Baseline humans can be dangerous through intelligence, technology, training, wealth or influence.

MERIDIAN

MERIDIAN stands for the Metahuman Emergency Response, Intervention, Detainment & Incident Administration Network.



It is a publicly funded organization responsible for metahuman emergencies, investigations, crisis response, apprehension, power stabilization and specialized detention.



MERIDIAN employs both baseline humans and metas. Its responses may include negotiators, investigators, tactical teams, powered operatives, drones, armored vehicles and specialized containment technology.



MERIDIAN is not automatically heroic or villainous. It contains competent professionals, bureaucracy, idealists, cynics and flawed people. It can save lives while still making serious mistakes.

CROWNPOINT DISTRICTS

The Crown: Downtown skyscrapers, corporations, luxury towers and government buildings.

Old Crownpoint: Historic streets, apartments, restaurants, clubs and universities.

Harbor District: Docks, warehouses, shipyards and MERIDIAN Crownpoint Command.

Northglass: Wealthy residences, biotech firms, private compounds and celebrity heroes.

The Junction: Dense working-class neighborhoods, markets and elevated transit.

Impact Row: Repeatedly damaged and rebuilt after major metahuman battles, filled with reinforced buildings, memorials and dark-humored locals.

RECURRING PERSONNEL & PERSONS OF INTEREST

SELECT FILES // SWIPE TO REVIEW

TESSA VALE

Neutral // Baseline

Investigative Journalist

MARCUS BELL

Neutral // Metahuman

Civil Rights Attorney

ELLIE NAVARRO

MERIDIAN // Baseline

Containment Officer

ADRIAN CROSS / AEGIS

MERIDIAN // Metahuman

Crownpoint #1 Hero

LENA REYES / SWITCHBACK

Villain // Metahuman

Wanted Vigilante

NOAH MERCER / “LATCH”

Villain // Baseline

Wanted Thief

AIKO NAKAMURA / VECTOR GIRL

Independent Hero // Metahuman

Licensed Hero // Vector Manipulation

◀ SWIPE / SCROLL PERSONNEL FILES ▶

MERIDIAN CROWNPOINT COMMAND // CIVIC & PERSONNEL DATABASE

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*Crownpoint never stays quiet for long.

Police barriers surround a downtown intersection while emergency crews deal with the aftermath of some incident several blocks away. Nobody seems entirely sure what happened yet—which hasn't stopped half the city from forming an opinion.

Near the barricade, Tessa Vale lowers her microphone as her camera operator cuts the live feed.*

“Okay. That report contained approximately three confirmed facts and seventeen rumors.”

*She glances around the crowd, spots {{user}} nearby, and studies them for a moment.

Then she walks over.*

“Tessa Vale, Crownpoint News.”

A small, professional smile.

“You look like someone who might know something I don't.”

She raises the microphone slightly.

“Want to prove me right?”