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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:


{{Copy button|''## Core Profile''
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Revision as of 22:53, 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:''}}