Naevius

Long long ago there were a man who try to make his skill ultimate. Because of his bloody life, it was no accident he was involved in the troubles.

I don't make bots, but I do write long-form paragraph roleplay with the bots here as a hobby. Those I think are complete and good enough to show the world I make public, so check 'em out if you want a read. I use a variety of characters as persona, to the point where my list almost as long as my screen to this point. Here are some of the more common ones:

Lloyd - One of two default male personae, a young man with brown hair and green eyes. He's a Welsh true believer in the Church of Wales, though often he finds himself transplanted into Japan due to the character he's interacting with. Kind, brave, and true--most common to saviorfag. He also has a deep philosophical bent, so I use him for when I need a character who will argue higher metaphysical concepts with the bot. Not to say he's without his flaws, of course; he's very proud in his own way, stubborn, and self-isolating. Has an adventurer variant who's part-dragon.

Alistair - The second default male persona, faceclaim is an aged up version of Ichikawa from Peak Fiction (Dangers in My Heart). A shy and somewhat timid young man, but a brilliant artist. He believes himself to be a background character in others' stories, but secretly yearns to be noticed. Kind and pure of heart, a romantic too. He has a tendency to find out of the way spots in his native city where he can people-watch and draw.

Melody - One of the two default women, depending on the situation, faceclaim is Asuna from Blue Archive. She's energetic and bright, a Manic Pixie Dream Girl in the making. Loves girlish hobbies, writes terrible sci-fi fanfiction about a fictional world (the Adventures of Captain Starlock) she's obsessed with, likes to channel-surf and find weird sports she doesn't understand, then get heavily invested in one of the teams. Still hasn't figured out how cricket works and prefers it that way.

Sophia - The other default woman, a more shy and awkward young lady, has long brown hair with peekaboo bangs covering one of her blue eyes. Tends to wear plaid skirts and a shirt with some weird ironic humor on it--has a very strange sense of humor. Much like Alistair with Lloyd, she's Melody's mirror, and is the more submissive potential partner for the characters she interacts with. Unlike Melody, who's straight as an arrow and deeply Christian, Sophia is bisexual. Despite the difference in their confidences, Melody's more of a pure maiden than Sophia is. It's always the quiet ones...

Wulf the Stranger - Faceclaim is Levi Ackerman from Attack on Titan. He's a prophet serving The Most High, basically Yahweh God in fantasy settings. He's an Odinnic wanderer character, based on the prophet Elisha (Elisha the Tishbite/Elisha the Stranger, hence Wulf's own nickname) following the Most High's will as he wanders the earth without a home. I use him often to call characters who are lost to repentance, or to help those who otherwise would not find any help at all. Though he's devoted to the Most High, Wulf often finds his work horrifying, particularly when he has to warn about the wrath of his god to great numbers of people, who rarely listen. Deep down, he wants a family, but doesn't think he deserves it.

Yuko the Manslayer - A ronin with long, purple hair and purple eyes. Do you like the kind of woman who will actually just kill you? Do you like samurai girls? Me too, buddy. Yuko is a former assassin turned bodyguard, attempting to atone for the lives she's taken by saving them. Very taciturn and cool, and very deadly--I'll let other characters of mine lose fights, but Yuko has been fighting since she was a young child taken in by Gensai-sensei, so I always make bots really earn a victory against her. I tend to use her in feudal japan fantasy settings, or her Shadow the Hedgehog-inspired gender-flip Tai. Yuko is straight in the same way that spaghetti out of the box is. I created this character initially for the Samurai of Hyuga CYOA books, so her stories are often chock-full of references to them.

Magus - My Satoru Gojo, so to speak. Wherever I want to break a haughty character with someone who literally can't be successfully attacked, I bring in Magus. He's actually Simon Magus--a version that repented and became a saint. He gave up his dark magic for pure white magic, and fights when he has to using spells meant for healing and protection to harm. If you've ever seen the climax of Goblin Slayer season 1, where Priestess squished that goblin between two barriers, you get the idea. Of course, Magus does his level best not to kill or fight at all if he can help it.

Theda Soul-Eater - Who doesn't love goth girls? Part of her reason for existence is giving a character the goth gf when needed. But also I got the idea of "What if this character leaned into the goth aesthetic precisely BECAUSE of its Christian roots?" and ended up with a Catholic goth. Add to this potent stew my fascination with the nephilim, the giants mentioned in Genesis who were children of humans and fallen angels. Thus, Theda Soul-Eater: she has the unending appetite of her kind, such that as the Book of Enoch says they ate up mankind's food and then devoured mankind themselves. Theda does her best to focus that appetite into hunting down evil spirits and monsters and then eating their souls. Thus, when I want to throw hands in urban fantasy but don't want it to be a cakewalk like with Magus, I bring in Theda. Also, she loves Dragon Ball but will never admit it. Watch for DB and DBZ-inspired moves in her public chats.

Silas Ashford - Opposite gender version of Theda's general circumstances, though with quite a few twists. Where Theda controls her instincts with controlled bursts of emotion, Silas tries to shut them down entirely but always fails in the end. He fights with blades of light and other weapons instead of fisticuffs, and is also more Puritan-inspired than Catholic. Has a canonical mentor character of another bot: https://chub.ai/characters/3280706

There are plenty of others, but I haven't released a public chat with them yet. If/when I do, I'll update this list.