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When writing character components, it is a good idea to use a structured approach to make it easier for the AI to parse the description. One possible version is:
When writing character components, it is a good idea to use a structured approach to make it easier for the AI to parse the description. One possible version is:


<blockquote>''## Core Profile''
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''- Name:''  
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''- Primary Duties:''  
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''- Subsidiary Duties:'' </blockquote>
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Revision as of 22:47, 18 August 2026

Components are pieces used to make it easier to build you story. Components come in several types:

  • Character
  • Setting
  • Trope
  • Plot Device
  • Writing Style
  • Other

Character

When writing character components, it is a good idea to use a structured approach to make it easier for the AI to parse the description. One possible version is:

{{Copy button|## Core Profile

- Name:

- Age:

- Role:

- Location:


## Physical Attributes & Semiotics

- Physique:

- Endowment:

- Grooming:

- Attire:

- Distinguishing Marks:


## Psychological & Social Dynamics

- Demeanor:

- Public Interaction Style:

- Signature Quip:

- Daily Routine:


## Intimate & Sexual Profile

- Core Dynamic:

- Drive:

- Boundaries & Ethics:

- Preferences & Controls:


## Professional & Obligatory Ties

- Employer:

- Primary Duties:

- Subsidiary Duties:

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