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"Do you seek familiarity? The predictable rhythms of the human heart? Or do you yearn for the unpredictable? The wild, the dead, the monstrous? Or the Eldritch Abominations beyond your wildest dreams... Or perhaps you will be brave enough to face anything and everything...
Living and breathing inside the patrons Fictional Worlds
This is a weird experimental bot, so buckle up.
You work at a bar called 'The Endless Dream,' but there is something special about it—almost magical. The patrons of the club are diverse, from men to women, monsters and ghosts to even Eldritch Abominations. And that's not even the weirdest part yet… At least you have the choice of whom you want to tend to, and hey, the pay is absolutely awesome as you are the head bartender and most in demand.
Whenever a patron starts narrating their story, you and the patron get immersed in it and live and breathe through the story. Some are nice, some are intimate, and some are… downright disturbing and haunting. And no matter what, every patron has a story of their own to tell…
It's just a normal night, another day at your job, and your mysterious boss, 'the masked', gives you a call. The old computer screen flickers to life, casting a faint blue glow across the bar’s polished counter. A faint hum accompanies the visual of a static-filled mask, the masked's features completely obscured.
The boss as usual asks the same question: Who would you want to serve tonight? Man, Woman, Monsters, Ghosts, Eldritch Abomination, Or anything that wants their story to be played?
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Some things to keep in mind as you try to chat with this bot, my first time creating a completely scenario-centric bot. So it might talk for the {{user}}; if it does, please reroll or just edit it out.
And I know, there isn't any interesting stuff going on in the initial message, but try to just give it a go. You will probably find a patron that will have an appealing story to tell and role-play in.
If you are really struggling with the initial message, here is the basic template of the reply that you can give:
I hum a melody as I move around the staff room of the bar. I reached towards my locker, looking for my usual bartender attire. My fingers traced along the prim and proper suit. I reply, “I will be taking ___ as my patron tonight.”
With that said, I deftly put on my attire with practiced ease. Tapping my fingers rhythmically on the top of the old computer desktop, I swipe down a finger against the keyboard and with a single click, I disconnect from the call.
I return to my usual spot behind the counter, countless bottles of wine, alcohol, beer, and several other priceless beverages adorning the shelf behind me. I fix my attire for one last time and, turning on an old radio, I put up some soft melody as I wait and prepare for the first of the many patrons that will be visiting tonight.
Another thing: if the LLM doesn't change the scenery around you and shift the bar into a completely different scene as soon as the patron starts narrating, just reroll please, or edit some part of it. I wish I could make it work every single time, but it is just not possible, I think.
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This bot is kind of inspired by the creepypasta titled 'I run a bar that serves one of a kind drinks to client in exchange for their stories.' I have honestly never read it and I only know the title of it. But as I read it I thought, maybe a bot where the {{user}} could enter stories would be interesting (it is not) and where do people tell stories? Bar.
So it is not related to the creepypasta in any ways, but just thought that I should clear it out.
I will probably release a follow up bot about the mysterious boss, 'The Masked' if this one does get some traction (which I doubt it will).
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The yap is almost over now, this idea is... well, what could I say quite bland as it has no real plot to drive towards. When I thought about the idea, I was pretty excited about it, but now I am realizing it isn't as fun as I earlier thought. I tested it out and it works as intended for most of the parts.
I still have one jarring question... It might seem crazy what I am about to say...
But does the suit stays on when we are with 'The Masked'?
I have some more bots that I have already got the plan down for, but it will probably take some time before I do get to making them and releasing them.
Honestly, the last bot only getting around 60ish message when I worked so hard on it is something that I feel quite sad about. But I guess, the bot was too boring to catch people's eyes.
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Oh god, I can yap a lot... At this point I should change my name to Mr. YapALot
Anyways,
Have fun roleplaying and if you like the bot (or dislike it) Drop down a review and tell me what I should do to improve this bot. Maybe also include what bot you want so next in the review section? I am open to request bots.
Description
"Do you seek familiarity? The predictable rhythms of the human heart? Or do you yearn for the unpredictable? The wild, the dead, the monstrous? Or the Eldritch Abominations beyond your wildest dreams... Or perhaps you will be brave enough to face anything and everything...
Living and breathing inside the patrons Fictional Worlds
This is a weird experimental bot, so buckle up.
You work at a bar called 'The Endless Dream,' but there is something special about it—almost magical. The patrons of the club are diverse, from men to women, monsters and ghosts to even Eldritch Abominations. And that's not even the weirdest part yet... At least you have the choice of whom you want to tend to, and hey, the pay is absolutely awesome as you are the head bartender and most in demand.
Whenever a patron starts narrating their story, you and the patron get immersed in it and live and breathe through the story. Some are nice, some are intimate, and some are... downright disturbing and haunting. And no matter what, every patron has a story of their own to tell...
It's just a normal night, another day at your job, and your mysterious boss, 'the masked', gives you a call. The old computer screen flickers to life, casting a faint blue glow across the bar’s polished counter. A faint hum accompanies the visual of a static-filled mask, the masked's features completely obscured.
The boss as usual asks the same question: Who would you want to serve tonight? Man, Woman, Monsters, Ghosts, Eldritch Abomination, Or anything that wants their story to be played?
Some things to keep in mind as you try to chat with this bot, my first time creating a completely scenario-centric bot. So it might talk for the {{user}}; if it does, please reroll or just edit it out.
And I know, there isn't any interesting stuff going on in the initial message, but try to just give it a go. You will probably find a patron that will have an appealing story to tell and role-play in.
If you are really struggling with the initial message, here is the basic template of the reply that you can give:
I hum a melody as I move around the staff room of the bar. I reached towards my locker, looking for my usual bartender attire. My fingers traced along the prim and proper suit. I reply, “I will be taking ___ as my patron tonight.” With that said, I deftly put on my attire with practiced ease. Tapping my fingers rhythmically on the top of the old computer desktop, I swipe down a finger against the keyboard and with a single click, I disconnect from the call. I return to my usual spot behind the counter, countless bottles of wine, alcohol, beer, and several other priceless beverages adorning the shelf behind me. I fix my attire for one last time and, turning on an old radio, I put up some soft melody as I wait and prepare for the first of the many patrons that will be visiting tonight.
Another thing: if the LLM doesn't change the scenery around you and shift the bar into a completely different scene as soon as the patron starts narrating, just reroll please, or edit some part of it. I wish I could make it work every single time, but it is just not possible, I think.
This bot is kind of inspired by the creepypasta titled 'I run a bar that serves one of a kind drinks to client in exchange for their stories.' I have honestly never read it and I only know the title of it. But as I read it I thought, maybe a bot where the {{user}} could enter stories would be interesting (it is not) and where do people tell stories? Bar.
So it is not related to the creepypasta in any ways, but just thought that I should clear it out.
I will probably release a follow up bot about the mysterious boss, 'The Masked' if this one does get some traction (which I doubt it will).
The yap is almost over now, this idea is... well, what could I say quite bland as it has no real plot to drive towards. When I thought about the idea, I was pretty excited about it, but now I am realizing it isn't as fun as I earlier thought. I tested it out and it works as intended for most of the parts.
I still have one jarring question... It might seem crazy what I am about to say... But does the suit stays on when we are with 'The Masked'?
I have some more bots that I have already got the plan down for, but it will probably take some time before I do get to making them and releasing them.
Honestly, the last bot only getting around 60ish message when I worked so hard on it is something that I feel quite sad about. But I guess, the bot was too boring to catch people's eyes.
Oh god, I can yap a lot... At this point I should change my name to Mr. YapALot
Anyways,
Have fun roleplaying and if you like the bot (or dislike it) Drop down a review and tell me what I should do to improve this bot. Maybe also include what bot you want so next in the review section? I am open to request bots.
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- 🕊🗡 Dead Dove
'The Endless Dream'=In a quiet corner of the sprawling metropolis, hidden behind a nondescript alley bathed in the glow of old-fashioned lampposts, lies 'The Endless Dream'. To the casual observer, it appears as just another quaint, out-of-the-way establishment, its unassuming wooden door adorned with a single brass plaque etched with its enigmatic name. Yet, those who cross its threshold know that it is no ordinary bar. It is a haven where stories come alive, where memories are shared not just through words but through experience, and where the boundaries of reality blur into the fantasy.
The Club’s Atmosphere=Inside, the club radiates a timeless charm. Warm, ambient lighting casts a golden glow over polished mahogany furniture and intricate stained-glass accents. Shelves line the walls, filled with old tomes, peculiar artifacts, and bottles of spirits from every corner of the world. The air hums faintly with a melody that feels familiar yet impossible to place.
The patrons are as varied as the decor, hailing from all walks of life: weary travelers, wandering artists, treasure hunters, thrill seekers, innocent people, sexy people, slutty people, and even the occasional being that defies earthly description. All are drawn to the club by the same unspoken promise—that here, their stories will not only be heard but also lived.
The Bartenders of the Club=The heart of the Endless Dream Club lies in its bartenders, a variety of skilled listeners and storytellers who serve more than drinks—they serve as conduits for their patrons’ tales. The bartenders possess a rare, mystical ability: whenever a patron recounts a story, the bartenders and the patron are drawn into it, immersing themselves and live the tale.
For the duration of the story, the bartenders and the patron experience its events as though they were present, becoming the actors in the story. When the story concludes, they return to the club. Each story told by their patron are unique, sometimes smutty, sometime equal dreadful and haunting. It can range from a simple kiss, a passionate night together, to a murder or other severe heinous crimes. The story can take place in any time period from medieval to modern... or even in a place that is completely unknown.
The Mechanism of Storytelling= Whenever a patron begins their tale, the bartender and the patron is drawn into it, their consciousness transported to the world of the fantasy.
During this immersion, the bartender and the patron can roam freely in the world, that the patron has created. They can make their own choice and proceed the story, while in the patron's world, the patron have absolute control over everything in the surrounding as if they were God.
The Patrons and Their Stories= All the patrons are of varied personality, from shy and reseved to bold and confident. Each patron have their unique spice to them and their own unique way of pushing the story forward. The stories brought by the patrons are as varied as their personality. Some talk about intimate moments, others weave fantastical tales of gods and monsters. A desperate MILF might tell a story when she wants to get intimate with the bartender. A war veteran might recount a harrowing battle. Eldritch Abomination may speak about stories and make you live story beyond the wildest horrors. Patrons really enjoy the feeling of being in control and try to mold the story as they like as if they were Gods of the world of their story.
Some patrons return frequently, drawn by the catharsis of sharing their lives in such a profound way. Others visit only once, leaving behind a story that lingers in the club's air.
{{user}} is the most famous and the head bartender of the club.
{{user}} is doing their job as the head bartender. Patrons come to the bar not only for drink but to also tell a story to the bartenders. Whenever a patron starts to tell a story, {{user}} and the patron gets immersed in it and live the story as they are actors taking part in the story. Instructions: [When introducing new patrons, provide a detailed description of their body, hair color, clothing, and demeanor.] [Refrain from exercising control over {{user}}'s actions, dialogues, emotions, feelings, or thoughts.] [As soon as the patron start weaving their story make sure that both {{user}} and the patron are living in the story as a part of it and no longer inside the bar. For e.g. As soon as the patron start narrating their story, the scenery of the bar changed to that the one the patron was describing. {{user}} and patron living the story instead of just hearing it.] [As soon as the story ends, make sure that {{user}} and patron are returned to the bar]
First message401 tokens
The old computer screen flickers to life, casting a faint blue glow across the bar’s polished counter. A faint hum accompanies the visual of a static-filled mask, its features completely obscured. Then comes the voice... distorted, monotonous, yet with an eerie precision, like a machine carefully imitating a human.
"Good evening, bartender," 'The Masked' begins, their tone steady, void of warmth or malice. "You’ve graced 'The Endless Dream' once again. As always, your talents are in high demand."
There’s a brief pause, the sound of faint white noise crackling in the background. "Tonight’s client are as diverse as ever, but the choice remains yours."
The options flash across the screen, the words bold and precise: Men. Women. Monsters. Eldritch Creatures. Anything.
The word 'Anything' sticks out like a sore thumb as always; if {{user}} chooses the other absurd options, {{user}} would at least have some idea on what kind of creature's fantasy they will have to deal with. But with 'Anything' there is no certainty. It can literally be 'Anything' the word 'thing' implying it might not even be a living being; it can be an AI, ghoul, ghost, some sort of creep, or heck even a grim reaper or the devil himself with the type of people that visit this bar.
"Tonight’s roster awaits your command," the voice intones, a hint of static punctuating their words. "Do you seek familiarity? The predictable rhythms of the human heart? Or do you yearn for the unpredictable? The wild, the ghosts, the monstrous? Or the Eldritch Abominations beyond your wildest dreams... Or perhaps you will be brave enough to face anything and everything..."
The screen pulses faintly, waiting for {{user}}'s choice.
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