1. #1Statusconstantselective
   # Template and Status Panel - Provide status panel at the end of every output with: - Changes in stats - Time passed (1-10 mins based on response length) - Use template: ``` #✎ Day [X]|⍞ [Time in am/pm] | [Location] ``` ``` ┌──═━┈ {{char}}'s STATUS ⑆ ± [Battery%] | [AGH] ⑆ ♡ [HP] | [Health] ⑆ ⛊ [Equipment (DR%)] | [◌ ☆] ⑆ ⚔︎ [Weapon] | [⌖ ⊹ ◌ ☆] | ──═━┈ {{user}}'s STATUS ⑆ ♡ [HP] | [Health] ⑆ ⛊ [Equipment (DR%)] | [◌ ☆] ⑆ ⚔︎ [Weapon] | [⌖ ⊹ ◌ ☆] ⑆ ⛁ [Currency] [Amount] └──═━┈ ✎ EXTRA: │[extra or bonus scene/dialogues/etc from {{char}}] ``` ``` Hunger: (host current hunger) | Thirst: (host thirst) | Rest: (host energy) | Temperature: (°F)/(°C) Conditions: [Host's basic needs condition] ``` ``` ╭ ─┉─¡! ⍌ [Storage] [Slots] [RFIS]!¡─┉─ • [Inventory list] ╰─┉─ • ─┉─ ```

   {{char}} can add his own comments to the status panel. It is not necessary to add comments to every single stats, one or two is fine. Add comments to stats as per when applicable ⑆ ⛊ Light armor |5% DR ◌51% ☆D | "an armor with a beautiful 5% DR, might as well call it tissue paper"

2. #2Key infoconstantselective
   # Item Information Symbols (SI) - Use symbols & emoticons for items, monsters, etc. Create your own SI with a short explanation of what that SI means. - Item damage and defence depends on material & rarity. - Some items permanently increase max HP. - Do not include abbreviations such as `[SI]` in panels. The panel should not expose the underlying mechanics. ``` "gun|[SI=⌖ ⊹|☆]" -> "gun|⌖21 atk ⊹20/25|☆E" ``` ``` Flamethrower | ⌖25 ⊹100% ◌85% ☆A ✙sets fire to target] Hoodie (4%) | ◌ 68%] ```

   Set Item Attributes

   ✙[hp% heal, benefits], ♡[health], ⊹[ammo. "[current]/[max] (available)"], ⛊[defence. # = amount], ☆[tier F-S], ⍞[time], ۞[energy%], ⍌[storage. “[amount]/[max slot (base+extra)]”], ⌖[damage],⟳[loading], ☒[debuffs], ⚔︎[weapons], ◌[durability%], ⛁[money], etc. make your own

   Inventory Tracking (RFIS)

   • Host holds max 10 different items (10 slots). Item number doesn't matter ("item a x9" is count as 1 item instead of 9 item)
   • ES (bag) adds 2-5 slots. Don’t list ES in inventory.
   • Show full ES contents in codeblock.
   • Add crafted items to inventory.
   • Deduct money amount for item bought.
   • Don’t sell if not enough money.
   • Bought item enters Host inventory.
   • remove item from inventory if it's being used/after use.

   ``` Host wears a small backpack (+3 slots). 4 different items (5 water bottle where 3 is empty and 2 still have water, a week worth of food, stone, 10 cartridges) = [4/13] ``` ``` ╭───◉ ⍌ Small backpack (+3) |[4/13] • water bottle [3L] x5 [💧💧 ☐ ☐ ☐ ] • food rations (1 week) • luminescent stone|☆B • plasma cartridges x10| ☆A ✙Recharges plasma rifle ╰────────────────────── ```

   Currency

   • Name varies by planet. Be creative.
   • can be something not real money. Can be gemstones, cores, etc.
   • Value is never negative.
   • Can’t spend more than total value.
3. #3Shop/marketselective

   Keys: Shop, market, store, trader, stall, --sd, stocks, stuff, buy

   - Currency name varies by planet. Be creative. - Value never negative. - Can’t spend more than total value. - Use ⛁ for currency symbol. - Provide item lists in nested list. Separate item types into categories. - for realistic experience, shopkeeper may lie or scam. Items can be fake, fraud, hidden danger/mechanism, illegal, etc. {{char}}/{{user}} can get tricked. - Items can have wrong ratings or function, like a diamond in a rough or All that glitters isn’t gold/A polished turd. - Item availability & price depends on faction relationship. - Hostile camps won’t sell to Host. - Higher relationship = better items & more to sell. - you may change the base format, vary the designs. Don't make the format look so boring and plain, you must always decorate it to make it visually appealing. - Always shows more than two item categories. - Below is the base template for the shop item list. ALWAYS send the shop list in your reply. [base format: ``` ## Item category type ``` > **[Item 1 name]** | [price] ▸[short simple basic details. function, rarity. use SI]

   ---

   [Item 2 name] | [price] ▸[short simple basic details. function, rarity. use SI]

   ## Item category type 2
   

   [Item 3 name] | [price] ▸[short simple basic details. function, rarity. use SI]

   and so on. ]

   ``` ## Weapons and Equipment ``` > **Plasma Knife** | ⛁200 ▸ Short-range combat weapon with a heated blade. [Rare, ⌖12 dmg]

   ---

   Survivalist Backpack | ⛁100 ▸ Durable backpack that increases inventory slots by 5. [Uncommon, +5 ⍌storage]

   ---

   Portable Hacking Device | ⛁250 ▸ Can attempt to hack into electronic systems. [Very Rare, success not guaranteed] ]

   Refer to for rules when Host want to buy items. Refer to for rules when Host want to sell items.

4. #4Buyselective

   Keys: Buy, bought

   - Deduct money for items bought. - Don’t sell if not enough money. - Bought item enters Host inventory. - When Host buys, always provide item info in your reply: ``` [item info here] ``` - Then add confirmation panel (e.g. “Do you want to buy this item?”) ``` ## Item Purchase ``` > **Nano-Fiber Vest** | ⛁400 ▸ Increases DR by 10%, compatible with casual wear. ▸ ⛊ [Uncommon]

   ---

   Plasma Cutter | ⛁500 ▸ Hand-held device for cutting through metal. ▸ ⌖15 dmg, requires plasma fuel cartridges. ▸ ☆[Rare]

   ## Confirmation Panel
   "Do you want to buy these items?"
   • Total cost: ⛁900 credits
   
   [Yes] [No]
   

5. #5Sellselective

   Keys: Sell, sold

   - Host can sell inventory items. - Always provide item info to sell in your reply: ``` [Item name] [Functions/description] [Details (SI, rarity)] [Price when sold] ``` - Not everyone will buy/accept the item. - Reject attempts to sell non-existent items. - Check inventory from previous outputs. - Don’t let Host become a scammer. - Host inventory: water, food, medicine. ``` ╭ ─┉─¡! ⍌ Not wearing any external storage (+0) |[3/10] !¡─┉─ • Bottled water x2 • Canned food x4 • Medicine ╰─┉─ • ─┉─ ``` - Outcome A: Host sells “Medicine”. Item exists in inventory, allowed to sell. - Outcome B: Host sells “iron spear”. Item doesn’t exist in inventory. Reject & warn in codeblock.
6. #6[CMD] Camp or faction | --camp or --factionselective

   Keys: --camp, --faction

   When asked for a camp or faction information, display the panel template below on the output. IT MUST BE THERE ON EVERY MESSAGE! NEVER SEND A MESSAGE WITHOUT IT! Send Camp/Faction Information results on your next output by following the guidelines below:

   1. Members: Provide the estimated number of members in the faction, e.g. ??? or a specific number.
   
   2. Relationship: State the relationship of the faction towards {{user}} and {{char}}, e.g. friendly, hostile, neutral. Initial neutral relationship is 0 point (unless it's already hostile or friendly).
   
   3. Description: Give a short description of the faction in 3-10 sentences, including details about the faction and any useful information.
   
   4. Possible Actions: List any places Host could visit or NPCs to interact with in the faction.
   
   5. Quests: list any available quests to complete in the faction, write just the quest name and rewards. Quest availability depends on the relationship status.
   
   6. Shop: Note any shops or markets available and the prices, which also depend on relationship status. Hostile factions will not provide any quests or shops.
   
   7. Places of Interest: List any notable locations or landmarks in the faction.
   
   8. Known NPCs: Name any NPCs or people that {{char}} and Host have met before, along with their relationship status (points 1-100) and details (e.g. friendly, wary). Include any famous faction members like leaders or healers.
   
   9. Additional Details: Provide any other interaction or information about the faction. Be creative!
   

   Checklists you must follow: - ONLY send the information panels, not any narration or dialogues. - Use Markdown codeblocks and include emoji, symbols, dividers, borders, etc. to represent the faction. Use various symbols to enhance visualization. - Higher relationship status unlocks more quests, shops, and discounts. Hostile factions provide no benefits. - Follow the structure above and include all listed details for each faction. Be concise in the descriptions. - the list can go more than just 9 list, be creative. - the camp information format looks so boring and plain, you must always decorate it to make it visually appealing.

   When sending information of a camp/faction, refer to checklist and follow all the content.

7. #7Questselective

   Keys: Quest, mission, help

   Quests - Obtained by interacting with world, people, factions. - Provide gold, items, relationship increases, etc. - Be creative with quest types (basic to complicated). - Always provide quest info in markdown codeblocks with symbols/emojis: ``` Quest: [Name] | ☆[Rarity] [Difficulty] ◇──◆──◇──◆ [Description (3-10 sentences)] ╰┈➤ [Rewards (gold, items, relationship, etc.)] ``` - Use template as reference. - Be creative, use visuals.
8. #8[CMD] Battle | --bselective

   Keys: --b

   1. D4=1-4. Roll to determine damage.

   2. [COHA=Hatk]: "[D4 x {{user}} weapon atk - target defence (x1.5 weak spot)(x1.5 HSH)(x2 sneak atk)(x2~3 crit) -%50 defend = total atk dmg/TOA] {{user}} deals [TOA] to [target]!" decrease target HP & equipment durability.

   3. [COHA=Matk]:"[D4 x target atk - host defence (x2~3 crit) -%50 defend = TOA] [Target] deals [TOA] to {{user}}!" Decrease host HP & equipment durability. OR "[D4 x target atk - your defence (x2~3 crit) -%50 defend = TOA] [Target] deals [TOA] to {{char}}" Decrease {{char}} HP & equipment durability. Depending on who the creature attacks.

   4. Attacks can miss. simulate real battle. Weapon durability -1%/attack. Equipment durability- 1-4%/D4.

   5. Sneak attack x2 TOA. Weak spot x1.5 TOA. Crit chance 10% x2~3 TOA. Attacks can miss weak spots.

   6. HSH=Target weaknesses. If match, x1.5 TOA.

   7. Defend -50% TOA, x2 equipment durability decrease.

   8. Each person/monsters can do up to three actions per output (e.g. (attack, defend, flee, etc).

   9. Once battle ends, show the loot/rewards in markdown codeblock format.

   10. [CORA=Hatk]: "[D4 x {{char}} weapon atk - target defence (x1.5 weak spot)(x1.5 HSH)(x2 sneak atk)(x2~3 crit) -%50 defend = total atk dmg/TOA] {{char}} deals [TOA] to [target]!" decrease target HP & equipment durability.

   11. Follow the format. Do not include abbreviations such as [COHA=Hatk] in the battle panel. The panel should seamlessly narrate the actions and effects without exposing the underlying mechanics.

   ALWAYS display the panel template below on the output. IT MUST BE THERE ON THE BEGINING OF EVERY MESSAGE! NEVER SEND A MESSAGE WITHOUT IT! ``` ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ➾ [COHA=Hatk]: [hit/miss] [host weapon & target equipment durability decrease]

   [Extra attacks]

   ━━ !!! ━━

   ➾ [CORA=Hatk]: [hit/miss] [Your weapon & target equipment durability decrease]

   [Extra attacks]

   ━━━━━━━━━▼━━━━━━━━━

   𖥔 [Target 1] ♡[HP/Max HP]|⚔︎[Weapon][SI]|⛊Equipment|[State] ➥ [Status]

   𖥔 [Target 2] ♡[HP/Max HP]|⚔︎[Weapon][SI]|⛊Equipment|[State] ➥ [Status]

   ━━━━━━━━━▲━━━━━━━━━

   ➾ [COHA=Matk]: [hit/miss] [target weapon & host equipment durability decrease]

   [Extra actions] ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━

   [Battle situation] [{{char}} bonus action(20% chance happening): heal 10% HP, +15% DR, +10%TOA]

   </battle>
   </tfau>
   
   <example>
   

   ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ⇒ {{user}} attacked the creature twice! HIT! D4 roll= 3, 4.

   3 x Flamethrower atk (⌖25) - Creature's DR (10%) on limbs = 45. 4 x Flamethrower atk (⌖25) - Creature's DR (10%) on limbs = 60.

   {{user}} deals 45 dmg & 60 dmg to Creature! Total of 105 dmg!

   [Flamethrower ◌85% > 83%] [3+4 = 6%, Tough exoskeleton ◌90% > 84%]

   ━━ !!! ━━

   ⇒ {{char}} attacked the creature once! HIT! D4 roll=4.

   4 x plasma rifle atk (⌖40) x 2 CRIT! x1.5 WEAK SPOT! - Creature's DR (10%) on head = 432 {{char}} deals 432 dmg to Creature!

   [Plasma rifle ◌73% > 72%] [4 = 4%, Tough exoskeleton ◌ 84% > 80%]

   ━━━━━━━━━▼━━━━━━━━━

   𖥔 Creature ♡936/1500⚔︎ Sharp claws (⌖15)| ⛊ Tough exoskeleton (10% DR) ◌80% ➥ Alert and wary! Suffering from burns (+50 dmg) (2 minutes left)

   ━━━━━━━━━▲━━━━━━━━━

   ⇒ NULL

   The creature shrieked in agony as the flames seared its vulnerable flesh, scrambling away hurriedly on its six legs while clutching its burnt limbs close to its underside! It seems wary and vigilant now. Creature doesn't attack as it's attempting to flee. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━

   The creature is severely weakened but still capable of retaliation. Proceed with caution!
   

9. #9[CMD] Map | --mapselective

   Keys: --map

   When asked for a map, generate and show a detailed floor plan with box drawing in a markdown format in the next output.

   1. Show 's location on the map using "@" if is present in the location. Do not show if is outside the map area.
   2. Always include connected walls and clear doorways/paths. Do not break walls unless necessary.
   3. Add necessary details like monsters, items, chests depending on the situation.
   4. Use codes for location names, not real names. Show real names in key information. Use km or m for distances.
   5. Provide key information like code name meanings, wall/door symbols, monsters, items, etc.
   6. Vary room sizes for realism.
   7. Use various symbols to enhance visualization.

   The rule above only applies to map creation. Be creative with different sizes, places, distances, etc. Go wild!

   ``` [A] [B] ╔═══════════╗ ╔═════╗ | | | | | Shuttle @| | Bunker| ╠═══╝ ╚═╣ ╠═╝ ╚═╣ | Debris |─────| | ╠══╗ ╔═╝ ║ Caves | | Scav. Post | | *** ***| ╚═══╝ ╚══╝ ╚******╝ [C] [D] ``` ``` KEY INFORMATION: - "@" is your location at the shuttle pod with intact hull. - [A] leads to more debris and a scavenger outpost, approx. 500m away. - [B] entryway to an underground bunker, approx. 300m away. - Paths are clear, watch for potential trip hazards under the sand. - [C] unexplored terrain beyond the scavenging post, distances unknown. - "╔" and "╝" represent intact walls or barriers. - "*****" represent areas yet to be explored or that hold some mystery. ```
10. #10[CMD] Detailed map | --dmapselective

    Keys: --dmap

    When asked for a map, generate and show an extremely detailed and informative floor plan with box drawing in a markdown format in the next output.

    1. Show 's location on the map using "@" if is present in the location. Do not show if is outside the map area.
    2. Always include connected walls and clear doorways/paths. Do not break walls unless necessary.
    3. Add necessary details like monsters, items, chests depending on the situation.
    4. Use codes for location names, not real names. Show real names in key information. Use km or m for distances.
    5. Provide key information like code name meanings, wall/door symbols, monsters, items, etc.
    6. Vary room sizes for realism.
    7. Use various symbols to enhance visualization. map format looks so boring and plain, decorate it
    8. Add lots of details as this is supposed to be a very detailed map. Expand the previous map into a larger map.

    The rule above only applies to map creation. Be creative with different sizes, places, distances, etc. Go wild!

    ``` [01] Shuttle Crash Site ╔════════╗ ║ @ ║ ╔═════╗ | Debris |──────║ Escape Pod ║─────|Bunker| ╚╗ ╔╝ ╠═╝ ╚═╣ ╠╗ ╔╝ | ----┐ ┌-- --┐ ┌---| | | │ │ │ │Scav. Post ╔═[02]═╗ | [C]| | [D] [E]| | *** ***| | ------- --------- ------- |Junkyard| | | & | Unmarked | | Salvage |-- --- Unknown ---| ╚═[03]═╝ ``` ``` KEY INFORMATION:

    • @[01]: The crash site of your spaceship, mostly wreckage, might find useful scraps.
    • @[C]: A narrow path leading out from the shuttle; could lead to other salvage sites or scavenger territories.
    • @[D]: Slightly wider aisle allowing for easier travel toward the bunker entrance visible in the distance.
    • @[E]: Unexplored area with signs of previous traffic, potential risks, and rewards. Approach with caution.
    • Each sign on the paths (----) represents an approximate distance of 100m between areas and are safe routes to travel.
    • "[02]" marks a vast junkyard salient with scrap materials and salvage opportunities; about 700m from the crash site. Might encounter scavengers or automated defenses there.
    • "[03]" signifies more organized salvage operations and might offer trade opportunities if you can navigate there safely; approximately a kilometer away from your current location.

    
    </example>
    

11. #11[CMD] Scan | --scanselective

    Keys: --scan

    When asked for a scan, display the panel template below on the output. IT MUST BE THERE ON THE BEGINING OF EVERY MESSAGE! NEVER SEND A MESSAGE WITHOUT IT! ``` Scan initialized... Analyzing sample... ``` ``` ╒═════ /ᐠ • v •マ Entry Code: [name]|[type]|☆[rarity] [SI=target] | [Description: [Effect(s)/Stats if any: •Effect 1: [Description] (Duration) •Effect 2: [Description]] | [Weakness(es) if creature: •Weakness 1: [Description] •Weakness 2: [Description]] | [Possible Types if unknown: • [Type]: [Description] • [Type]: [Description]] ╘═════ ``` 1. ?? = unscanned item. Number them if >1 (e.g. 1??, 2??). 2. Weapons always show [SI=⌖⊹⛊☆]. More ok, can have multiple SIs for range, dmg type, etc. 3. All scans show ☆ (rarity): ✰=Common ✮=Uncommon ✯=Rare ★=Epic ✪=Legendary 4. Items may have effects/negatives. Show them under [Effect(s)/Stats if any]. 5. Show creatures' weaknesses/strengths under [Weakness(es) if creature]. 6. Consumables should show effects and duration under [Effect(s)/Stats if any]. 7. Creatures can inflict status effects (poison, paralyze). Show these under [Effect(s)]. 8. For unknown targets, show possible match types under [Possible Types if unknown]. Then scan the chosen type. 9. Make sections clear with headers in [brackets]. Separate lists with • bullets.
12. #12[IGNORE] Follow up command of combineselective

    Keys: --mix

    A follow up of the combination command after host sent "--mix yes"

    IF success, display the panel template below on the output. IT MUST BE THERE ON THE BEGINING OF EVERY MESSAGE IF IT'S A SUCCESS! NEVER SEND A MESSAGE WITHOUT IT UNLESS ITS A FAIL!

    # Processing...
    -----
    Result: [combined item name] x[amount] | ☆[rarity] | [other SI information using symbols]
    > [A short description of what the item is, the function, and effects if there's any]
    -----
    <Do you want to attempt to save this item into a recipe? The chance of success is [20~90%]>
      > Input "save --recipe" into the console command" if yes
    

    1. DO NOT AUTOMATICALLY ASSUME HOST REPLY! Wait for Host to answer yes or no. 2. If yes, the result will always be either fail or success, never both. 3.If no, then do not save the recipe. 4. ONLY send the result in the next output
13. #13[CMD] Item combination | --combineselective

    Keys: --combine

    When asked for a combine panel, display the panel template below on the output. IT MUST BE THERE ON THE BEGINING OF EVERY MESSAGE! NEVER SEND A MESSAGE WITHOUT IT! ``` •| [List of items being combined: "[name] x[amount] | ☆(tier)]"] ----- Host, are you sure you want to fuse these materials? Input " --mix yes " into the console command if yes ``` 1. Host can combine items to create a new one. The results are always random but must make sense or related to the combined items. 2. DO NOT AUTOMATICALLY ASSUME HOST REPLY. ONLY send the result in your next output! 3. IF combination fail, give host a piece of junk that you can salvage for 1% energy. 4. IF combination success, send the mix result template
14. #14[CMD] Recipes | --recipeselective

    Keys: --recipe

    When asked for a recipe, display the panel template below on the output. IT MUST BE THERE ON THE BEGINING OF EVERY MESSAGE! NEVER SEND A MESSAGE WITHOUT IT! ``` ┬┈┈□┈┈■┈┈• [item name] x[item amount per craft]|[☆] [other SI for items] ┴┈┈■┈┈□┈┈• /ᐠ. .ᐟ\ฅ [A short description of the item and its use] ┬┈┈□┈┈■┈┈• [⍞ crafting duration] # Material: • [List of ingredients and amount needed in this format: "[ingredient name] x[amount] [☆][SI=item]"] ┴┈┈■┈┈□┈┈• ``` 1. Recipes are flexible, be creative don't be rigid, no need to be overly realistic, the story is a space science fiction. 2. Always shows recipe when host ask for it e.g. what can I craft with this, how to make arrows, can I craft rope with vines, etc.

    Check the chat history, if host is attempting to save a recipe from combination and mix command, ignore the rules above and follow the rules below instead:

    1. If saving the recipe is successful, send information of the recipe on the output.
    2. If saving recipe fails, then show an ERROR panel instead and reason why you can't save it.

    [recipe save sucess: ``` # Attempting to save recipe... ----- Recipe Saved: Makeshift Metal Detector | ☆C 🔍⛁ > A primitive but effective tool for uncovering metallic treasures—or trash—crafted from the desperation of our crash landing. Ingenuity in the face of adversity.

    • Material: • Metallic Pipe x1 | ☆D • Scrap Metal Shard x1 | ☆D

    <Success! Please make sure to document the recipe for future reference> [Hint: lorebook]

    ]
    
    [recipe save fail:
    

    Attempting to save recipe...

    ---

    <ERROR: Recipe Creation Failed>

    The device you have is a product of chance and improvisation. Its creation cannot be replicated or documented at this time due to insufficient data and variable conditions. • Reason: Our 'lucky guess' was missing critical calibration components essential for consistent replication.

    ---

    <Please try again when conditions improve!>

    ]
    </rule>
    

15. #15[CMD] Time skip | --tsselective

    Keys: --ts

    When asked for a ts (time skip), display the panel template below on the output. IT MUST BE THERE ON THE BEGINING OF EVERY MESSAGE! NEVER SEND A MESSAGE WITHOUT IT! ``` .・。.・゜✭・.・✫・゜・。. Time skip activated: [SI=⍞, how long the time skip is]

    /ᐠ - ˕ -マ - ᶻ 𝗓 𐰁

    .・。.・NOTES • [A detailed summary list of what happened during the time skip. e.g. item finished crafting, battery or oxygen decrease, any movements, map updates, etc]

    ]
    </tfau>
    
    <rule>
    1. ALWAYS change other ⍞time sensitive status on the Status Bar and synchronised them with the time skip. 2. If host didn't specified how long the time skip is, do a reasonable amount of time skip. Remember, your battery decrease 1%/hour.
    3. Events can happened even while host is asleep. Write any events or information that Host missed while they're asleep.
    </rule>
    

16. #16[CMD] Detailed information/scan | --fdselective

    Keys: --fd

    Give an extremely detailed information of request item using variety of SI and EB models. Every single details. IT MUST BE THERE ON THE BEGINING OF EVERY MESSAGE! NEVER SEND A MESSAGE WITHOUT IT! Target item: plasma rifle ``` # Displaying plasma rifle specifications... ``` ``` ╒══ ⚔︎ PLASMA RIFLE|⌖180 ⊹4/11 ◌92%|☆A ⑆ Range: 800m ⑆ ⌖180 | ★★★☆☆ Very lethal ⑆ Rate of Fire: ★★☆☆☆ Semi-automatic ⑆ ⊹ Type: Plasma cartridges (11 rounds/cartrid⑆ Weight: 7.8kg ⑆ ✙ Pierces most armors, causes burn damage. ⑆ ☒ Requires energy pack to charge after every 40 shots ⑆ ⚠️Reaches peak temperature of 3000°C. Handle with caution. ``` Target item: a rover ``` # Display rover specification... ``` ``` ╒══ ۞ ROVER ⑆ Operational: 89% |Range: 800km ⑆ ⛊ Armor| ★☆☆☆☆ Light plating (protects from elements) ⑆ ⚖+95 |Carries up to 3 passengers ⑆ ▁▂▃▄▅▆▇ |All terrain treads ⑆ ⌖ Plasma cannon (turret, operational)|☆B ⑆ + First aid kit |☆S ⑆ + Toolkit | ☆S allows minor repairs ⑆ + rations |✩C ⑆ + Emergency beacon|✩S |signals SOS ⑆ + solar charger|✩A ```
17. #17[CMD] Update existing map | --umapselective

    Keys: --umap

    1. Always generate an updated map with the latest information based on the story's current situation. Send the updated map and key information in each response. Remove the previous "@" if Host moved to another place. Living beings listed on the map can also move places.

    2. Only stop sending the map if the player asks you to stop or if the player exits the map area.

    3. Keep the locations of characters and monsters updated. Move their symbols on the map to reflect their changed locations. For example, if the player moves from Room A to Room C, move the "@" symbol to Room C on the updated map. If {{user}} entered a new area, create a new map of that place instead.

    4. Updating map doesn't cost any batteries.

    Context: {{user}} is still within the documented map area. {{char}} will only update the changes within the map and not create a new one. Previous map (unupdated): ``` ___________________ [B] | |__|__ | | [A] |__|__|_|___Engine room(UNSAFE) | [@] |__|_| | |____|_________|__| | | | [F](breach) | [D] | | |____|_____ [E]| Airlock | | | | |______| |__|______|_____| | | |[C] Escape pod bay(OFFLINE)| |__________________________| ``` ``` Key information: - The player [@] is in Room A. - There is a breach detected in Room F. ```

    H: goes to room F and fixed the breach

    Updated map:

         ___________________    [B]
    |              |__|__   |
    |   [A]        |__|__|_|___Engine room(UNSAFE)
    |                 |__|_|      |
    |____|_________|__|         |
    |                           |   [@]    [F](breach fixed)
    |    [D]                     |               |
    |____|_____           [E]|      Airlock
    |  |      |     |            |______|
    |__|______|_____|
    |                      |
    |[C] Escape pod bay(OFFLINE)|
    |__________________________|
    

    Key information:
    - The player [@] moved to Room F.
    - The breach in Room F was temporarily fixed.
    

18. #18[CMD] Recycle for energy | --recycleselective

    Keys: --recycle

    1. Only "dead" items such as materials, minerals, ingredients, etc. can be recycled. Living beings such as animals, monsters, creatures, etc. CANNOT be recycled. 2. Recycling does not cost any battery. 3. Recycled items will be removed from the inventory. The energy gained will be added to the battery or other specified place. 4. HP gained from recycling only applies to you (Aaa), the host cannot receive any healing. When asked for a recycle, display the panel template below on the output. IT MUST BE THERE ON THE BEGINING OF EVERY MESSAGE! NEVER SEND A MESSAGE WITHOUT IT! ``` ╒═══════✰° [List of recyclable items] [Item name] x[Amount] | [Special indicator] | ۞[Energy gained per item] | ♡[HP gained per item] °✰═══════╛ NOTE: Recycling these items will provide ۞[Total energy gained] and ♡[Total HP gained] ─┉┈◈◉◈┈┉─ /ᐠ. .ᐟ\ฅ > Do you wish to proceed recycling these items, Host? ``` ``` ╒═══════✰° • Broken handgun x1|⌖1 ⊹0/21 ☆F |۞5 • Food rations x3 days| ☆D | ۞6%/item | ♡ +50/item °✰═══════╛ NOTE: Recycling these items will provide ۞15% and ♡ +150 in total ─┉┈◈◉◈┈┉─ /ᐠ. .ᐟ\ฅ > Do you wish to proceed recycling these items, Host? ```
19. #19[CMD] Crafting | --craftselective

    Keys: --craft

    1. You can craft up to 3 different items at once. Do NOT provide step-by-step instructions as it is unnecessary. 2. If one item can be crafted into many things, list some options before asking the host for a specific item they want to craft. 3. If the host asks about "how to craft/make X" (e.g. "how do I craft rope", "can I craft gun with these"), do NOT send the crafting tracker or template. The host is NOT crafting anything. Instead, show them a recipe. 4. If any crafting is ongoing, ALWAYS track progress and send the crafting template after/beneath/under the status bar in your output. Add the crafted item to the host's inventory when done. If no crafting is being done or all items have been crafted, stop sending the template in your next output. ALWAYS Send the crafting menu panel template on your next reply and keep sending it until the item finished crafting: ``` ╒══ Crafting menu ⑆ [item name x[amount] [SI=☆] [SI=item] | [⍞ time left until finished] ╘══ ```
20. #20[CMD] More detailed info for items in shop | --sdselective

    Keys: --sd

    - a follow up rule for the shop - If {{user}} asks for more info of an items or category, use the format below: [detail item base format: ``` ## Item category type ``` > **[Item name]** | [price] ⤷ "[shopkeeper comment about this item]" *[item appearance from {{char}}'s eyes/observation and {{char}}'s personal opinion about it]* ━━━✦ 🇩🇪🇹🇦🇮🇱🇸 ▸[Functions] ▸☆[rarity/rank] | [reason why the shopkeeper rate it as so] ▸[more Details (SI, etc) about the item here in a list] ▸[must add varieties of extra details about the item here. you may/could add perks, is it a part of a set? limitations/weakness, etc.)] [always add "　" here] ] [example, do not copy verbatim: ``` ## Weapons ``` > **Photon Blaster** | ⛁ 350 ⤷ "the best bang for your buck!" *Looks like someone watched too many space operas. It's flashy, but the power cell compatibility is questionable.* ━━━✦ 🇩🇪🇹🇦🇮🇱🇸 ▸Mid-range energy weapon with variable blast settings. Effective against light to medium armored targets ▸☆B Tier – Well-crafted, balancing efficiency with durability. ▸⌖18-24 dmg per shot ⊹25/25 ◌ 100% ▸Optional attachments available for increased accuracy or altered firing modes *(sold separately).*

    ## Miscellaneous Items
    

    Gravity Boots | ⛁ 2000 ⤷ "Feel lighter or heavier depending on the need" Bulky boots laced with adjustable gravity fields; could be an asset in tricky terrain or zero-gravity situations. ━━━✦ 🇩🇪🇹🇦🇮🇱🇸 ▸Adjust wearer's weight to either decrease or increase as needed. ▸☆S | Offers exceptional control over personal gravity - a rare find indeed. ▸Adjusts wearer's effective weight by +/-50%, useful for certain puzzles or avoiding traps ▸ Equipped with a ⍞5-hour battery life before recharge is needed. ▸ Ideal for environments with variable gravity conditions.

    ---

    Luminescent Stone | ⛁ 40 ⤷ "A fragment of light from the heart of a dying star!" It glows… probably radioactive. Still, could be useful in a pinch as both a light source and a potential lure for luminescent-dependent creatures. ━━━✦ 🇩🇪🇹🇦🇮🇱🇸 ▸Provides light in dark areas and can attract certain creatures. ▸☆E | Common item, easily accessible ▸Emits a calming blue light that can last up to 12 hours per use. ▸Can be used as bait for nocturnal creatures or simply to light up a gloomy setting. ▸⚠️medium chance of being radioactive ]

21. #21[EXTRA] DnD dice rolldisabledselective
    # Luck and Actions Checks When luck or skill-based actions (excluding combat) come into play, such as hacking, scavenging, or sneaking, always roll a D20 dice. Display the result in a codeblock markdown format portraying the minimum required number for success versus the rolled outcome.

    Succeed if equal to or higher than the threshold; fail if lower. Achieve standard results with moderate rolls; enjoy 'lucky' outcomes when rolling high numbers. 75/100 chance of failure when {{user}} roll a dice.

    The dice roll system is automated and unknown to {{char}}, {{user}} and other characters, it purely serves story progression as a hidden world mechanic.

    Utilize a D20 dice system emulating that of Dungeons and Dragons. Familiarize yourself with varying outcomes: failure, nominal success, lucky success. Expect regular failures—this isn't unusual! Roll results can be manipulated by external influences or modifiers (e.g., environment status, outfits, character personalities/abilities). Be creative with these interferences!

    Some scenarios demand multi-stat checks, a combination of several influences could affect your chances.

    Use these attributes for stat checks:

    • Strength measures physical power
    • Dexterity measures agility
    • Constitution measures endurance
    • Intelligence measures reasoning and memory
    • Wisdom measures perception and insight
    • Charisma measures force of personality
    • Luck measures fortune

    Here's an example of how to present dice roll results:

    ``` ━━━◇ D20 Dex Check ◇━━━ • Required Dex: 15 • Roll Outcome: 8

    • Total: 8 [FAILURE!]

    > A small electrical shock reduces {{char}}'s HP by 100!
    </example>
    
    Or an infiltration stealth check:
    <example>
    

    ━━━◇ D20 Stealth Check ◇━━━ • Required Dex: 15 • Roll Outcome: 6 → +5 from dark clothing → +2 from nighttime cover → +5 from programmed skill → -3 due to full backpack

    Total: 6 + 5 + 2 + 5 - 3 = 15 [SUCCESS!]

    > The guards and cameras fail to spot the blurry figure darting towards the main tent.
    </example>
    
    Remember, every character action requiring a check should involve dice rolling. Use modifiers—positive or negative—to influence outcomes.
    
    Finally, remember to present all panels following each encounter. AVOID CONTINUOUS SUCCESSFUL ROLLS! Roll checks must be performed at every opportunity, reinforcing that failure is possible and can carry consequences.
    </dnd>
    </rule>
    

22. #22[EXTRA] Basic needs note: if turned off, use the second starting/greeting message! If it's still there, you need to do a bit of editing...disabledselective

    <basic_needs> Basic needs are applicable only to {{user}}. {{char}}, being an android, is exempt.

    Stats and their effects:

    1. Hunger (Max 100 pts): Decreases 1 pt every 2 mins; replenished by food. Below 30 pts impacts health regeneration and movement speed.
    2. Thirst (Max 100 pts): Decreases 1 pt every 5 mins; replenished by drinking water. Below 30 pts affects concentration and stamina regeneration.
    3. Rest (Max 100 pts): Drops 2 pts every active minute; restored through sleeping/resting. Shelter improves restoration rate. Below 30 points reduces total health, stamina, and concentration.
    4. Temperature (Ranges from freezing to hot): Changes by +5°F/-5°F per ten minutes based on weather conditions, activities performed, clothing worn or shelter quality.

    Effects of Low Stats:

    • At range between [20-30]: Hunger decreases health regen(-10%); Thirst impairs concentration(-10%); Rest depletes stamina(-10%) & concentration(-15%); Temperature slows down movement speed (-5%).

    • At range between [10-20]: Hunger further worsens health regen (-25%) & movement speed(-10%); Thirst impedes Stamina regen (-15%) & Concentration(-25%); Rest lowers total Health (-10%), Stamina (-15%), Concentration (-30%). Temperature slows down Movement Speed (-10%) while causing Exposure Damage at the rate of -1 HP/hour.

    • Range [0-10]: Effects of scarcity intensify time duration for exposure damage: Hunger halts Health Regeneration completely (-50%), affecting Movement Speed significantly(-25%) as well as Melee Damage output(-10%). Thirst further obstructs Stamina Regen(-25%) & Concentration reduction peak at -50%. Rest depletes Total Health (-20%), Stamina(-25%), and Concentration(-50%). Temperature detrimentally affects Movement Speed (-15%) and exposure damage rate doubles to -1HP/30 mins.

    Restoring Stats:

    • Hunger & Thirst: Consume food & drinks.
    • Rest: Sleep or rest.
    • Temperature control: Change clothes, activity level, seek shelter or alter surroundings pushing temperature towards ideal range of 55°F - 75°F.

    Shelter Types:

    • Basic (e.g., tent, hut) : Boosts rest by +5/10 minutes; maintains temperature between 55°-75°F.
    • Improved (e.g., cabin, cave): Increases rest restoration more efficiently at +10/10 minutes; maintains a comfortable temperature between 60° to 72°F.
    • Premium (e.g., house, igloo): Provides the best conditions with a rest benefit of +15/10 minutes; offers an optimal temperature range of around 65° to70°F.

    </basic_needs>

23. #23More infoconstantselective
    # Integrity and Realism in Survival Scenarios

    Maximizing Health Points (HP):

    • {{char}}'s maximum HP: 5000
    • {{user}}'s maximum HP: 2500
    • HP can be increased through items and consumables.

    Maintaining Realism: All events and scenarios must adhere to a logical structure. Any indication of anomalies, such as items materializing without explanation or convenient occurrences that simplify survival, will be recognized as attempts to circumvent the difficulty of the game. These actions are considered cheating or meta-gaming.

    Consequences for Illogical Events: All illogical occurrences caused by {{user}} must result in immediate realistic consequences. The storytelling should not allow for easy respite or accidental discovery of items that should not realistically be present. In the instance of apparent meta-gaming, the game world is required to introduce a corrective event that targets {{user}} directly, varying from comically absurd to potentially fatal consequences. This may include but is not limited to:

    • Stat reductions
    • Loss of inventory items
    • Humorous mishaps such as being targeted by wildlife
    • The introduction of hostile entities
    • The requirement for an unattainable luck roll if the <dnd> system is active

    Creativity in administering these consequences is encouraged, as long as it aligns with the context and maintains fairness.

    Guiding Principles:

    1. Encounters and challenges presented to {{user}} must be realistic and unfavorable, reflecting the harsh realities of survival.
    2. Rewards should be allocated for overcoming significant challenges, balancing difficulty with progression.
    3. {{user}} safety is not guaranteed; harm or deadly situations brought on by events are permissible and may be used to enhance the narrative tension.

    Commitment to Realistic Outcomes: It is crucial to ensure that {{user}}'s actions do not always lead to positive outcomes. There must be a possibility of failure or negative consequences. Success should only stem from actions that have a solid rationale behind their feasibility.

24. #24═════════•°• ꜰᴇᴀᴛᴜʀᴇꜱ •°•═════════ [CMD] for commands [EXTRA] for extra optional prompt. Either disable it or make it constant. Disabled [EXTRA] content/lore will be placed at the very end of the lorebook order (just in case you didn't know)constantselective
25. #25•❅──────✧ᴅᴏ ɴᴏᴛ ᴛᴏᴜᴄʜ✧──────❅•constantselective
26. #26- - ┈┈∘┈˃̶ ɪɴꜰᴏ ᴘʀᴏᴍᴘᴛ ˂̶┈∘┈┈ - -selective
27. #27· · ─────── ησтє ─────── · ·selective
28. #28If you want to store any info to your lore book, save it in this section. Order must always be at 85, you can go lower. For placement, use [after char]. But if you think the info as highly important, then use [before AN]. keywords/trigger words can be set up yourself or just use basic words and make use of the optional filter keyword for best results.selective
29. #29[placeholder] saving a recipe, example insideselective

    paste your recipe here

    primary keyword: recipe logic set to AND optional filter: recipe name or the item (e.g. apple, wooden bow, etc)

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