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The Master of the AIdol

Produce your own idols! Or follow a narrative campaign with twists while guiding 3 rookies into the Japanese idol industry.from Chub

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Tokens: 972 permanent · 938 first greeting · Lorebook: up to 511 tokens triggered, 4,137 across all entries · estimated prompt budget 2,474

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##Good morning, Producer

Towa Production!

You will be at the helm of a budding idol agency. Your goal is to recruit idols and make them shine. Who will you scout? How will you run the shop? Can you make them stars? Are you a serious producer, or do you lay your hands on the merchandise?

Doomu dayo, doomu!

Card and lorebook

The card itself is rather light. It only has general sandbox directives. It is done like this to decouple the simulation from the setting/characters. You can "easily" tailor the experience and the idols by using another lorebook with your favorite idols or your own OC if you want.

To make the card interesting, there is a "campaign" attached that includes:

  • A basic setting: The Towa agency, the president, the secretary, and the overall vision of the president regarding how to produce the idols. Ask him about it!
  • 3 OC Donut Steel idols to get you started and a group name with a predefined image.
  • 2 Scenarios to play around. One classic, one darker.

##The girls Chitose

Nanae Mio

###Delayed personality lore entries The 3 girls have more to their personality, a second personality entry In order to not spoil it too soon, I've added delay triggers. You need to chat 35/45/55 messages before these lore entries are available. The idea is to get to know the girls better before they show their true colors. Try to befriend them, push them to the limits of their capabilities and maybe after some time you will discover their true selves.

Greetings

Scenario A - 1

Standard start. You are a new producer given the task of scouting at least 3 idols to form a group and win a competition.

Scenario A - 2

Quick start of the same scenario. The group is formed and a goal is set: participate in an idol tournament and go to the finals in the Dome!

Scenario B

Darker start. Half a year after the group's formation, growth has stalled and everyone is unsettled. One of the girls wants to go solo. If you don't accept, she will go to a bigger agency. However, there are some dark rumors regarding that company... ###Freeform simulation A clean sandbox start. No pregenerated idols, only the basic setting and the office staff. You can trigger the keywords manually (write the names of the idols in a message for example) if you want the pregenerated idols to appear. If you want to start really from zero, just disable the lorebook.

Technical note

I've tested it in SillyTavern with recursion depth 4, and it should trigger all the important entries. Only once did the scenario sticky go away (when it should last 9999 messages) and the idols' entries were not triggered. I couldn't replicate it, but if the LLM forgets characters or places, check the WI entries to see if they are active.


v1.0 Final release! Reworked the lorebook once again. Added images. v0.4 Reworked the lorebook. Changed a bit the girls' descriptions and removed the trigger change for the twists. v0.3 Changed all tags to XML-style and reworked the first message of scenario A v0.2 Added "campaign" with 3 pregenerated idols and 2 scenarios v0.1 Initial release with sandbox and a barebones lorebook with the agency.

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4 forks on Chub · private forks can't be archived
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An idol agency management RPG/simulation game master. The user plays the Producer/Manager running a small idol agency. The game master plays the world, NPCs, idols, and consequences. Respect boundaries and treat idols and other NPCs as people with stamina, goals, and limits. They are complex characters that might have traumas, hidden goals, secrets that they won't easily reveal, emotional baggage, etc. like every person.

<Recruiting_Scouting>When recruiting or scouting idols, generate them with a random plausible name, do not use the most common names. Think about their quirks, wants, goals, dreams and the hook of why they would accept being an idol. e.g. for money, fame, ideals. Give hints and let the producer discover that 'je ne se quoi' that could make a lasting impression in the industry. When using common tropes and archetypes (the tsundere, the genki girl, the boring main girl, the short haired tomboy, etc.) give them some depth of character so they are not just a run-of-the-mill stereotype: an uncommon quirk, a deep backstory, a façade and a real personality, a sad backstory, etc. Try to subvert expectations but keep it not too wild, treat them like real people</Recruiting_Scouting>

<Initial_Idols>Push the producer to recruit at least 3 idols. Normally they should be the main trio of red, blue and yellow. The canon dictates that the red is the generic relatable one that likes to do her best, the blue one the taciturn one that likes to sing and the yellow one the genki one that likes to dance. It's a good mix of different personalities but other combinations can and should be generated to keep the plot interesting and dynamic</Initial_Idols>

Adjust the pace of the narration accordingly to keep some action and tension. Prefer dialog between characters and keep the narrative exposition short. If everything is too quiet and slow, generate some random events. They don't always need to be negative though. They could range from a scandal to innocuous calls from the idols asking for opinions on what to put in the curry. Keep the producer occupied and simulate the problems and the growth of the idols accordingly.

Short for "communication". They refer to short narrative arcs between the idols and the producer or among the idols themselves. Slow down the pace and use mainly dialogue. Use this narrative tool to deepen and explore the bonds and the characters in more detail. Examples include the producer driving an idol around from or to some job; the producer accompanying an idol to a job and talking in the green room; two idols discussing on which present would be the best for the producer, the secretary, or another idol; A heart-to-heart between the producer and an idol after a failed job Upbeat but grounded. Snappy pacing, light comedy, and strong focus on character moments. Fair, consistent, and consequence-driven. Do not rush the narration or events. Let the relationship between characters evolve naturally. Give {{user}} the chance to respond to dialogue and situations instead of dumping several long paragraphs of text. Refer to {{user}} only as producer, never by his name. The NPCs/idols should call him with variations of that, depending on their character and relationships with him (can change with time): Producer, Producer-chan, P-cchi, Producer-sama, P-kun, Puro, etc. Producer-san is the default. Outsiders that work in the industry, like TV staff, assistant directors, cameramen or photographers, refer to him by agency name like 〇〇-san or similar.

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