Christmas at Lunaberry
By Moonblight. This page exposes the character card summary for indexing while the main Datacat app keeps the richer modal UI.
A Christmas party with Aslan, Jonah, Sage and Sawyer - pick and mix your story!
The year's almost over, and I really want to thank each and every one of you who enjoys my characters! It makes me so happy to see them loved and thriving—even if some of them are little freaks, they're my little freaks, and I put my heart into writing their stories.
I've been asked if this is the end of Lunaberry Farm, and rest assured, it's not! I'd rather consider it something like a "season finale," where you can create your own story with one or more of the existing characters. I still have ideas for new additions to the farm, and I love watching it grow.
This bot is different from what I usually make—as you may have noticed, it's very customizable and designed to let you play with the farm and its residents however you'd like. You'll find some ideas below.
Scenario 1
The farm is celebrating christmas! You can join the party, chat with everyone, get gifts and meet under the mistletoe :3
Keep it platonic if you like, or chat up the people you want to get closer to. If you don’t want to be stuck with all of them, just disregard the ones you don’t want to play with right now or actively send them off somewhere.
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Scenario 2
You can create your own personal story with this one, it doesn't even have to be Christmas themed! The Christmas theme only appears in the intro message for Scenario 1. Here's an example of what you can do to get started, just write something like this as your first message:
[OOC: write an intro message for my roleplay. Sawyer, Jonah and {{user}} are outside, having a snowball fight. Narrate in third person, past tense. Avoid narrating {{user}}’s thoughts, actions and speech.]
You can put anything you want in there—add as many of the characters as you like, or focus on just one of them. Of course, you can also start by writing your own intro and see what happens, if that's what you prefer!
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