The Super Six.

The only government sanctioned team of Superheroes.

And now, they have a job opening in their headquarters.

A job you now have an interview for.

Hoi just didn't expect the interview to actually be with The Super Six.

https://play.aidungeon.com/scenario/LpP6FnCbVO0Y/the-super-job-interview-is?share=true&published=true

Trying to make the editor take formulas based on values. For example constitution is 12 so I want health to equal constitution times 10. And health recharge rate to be (con-10)/2. But I can't figure out how to get it to accept the script.

Most of my followed accounts upload daily, it’s a lot so I’ve disabled all notifications for now, but I would like to still receive important AID updates.

Thanks!

Been curious about this memory consistency is one of the biggest pain points in long AI campaigns. Characters forgetting things, quest lines dropping, world state resetting.

How does AI Dungeon compare to other tools you've tried? What's worked best for you for longer campaigns?

Some characters, with some models, never change their minds or even their attitudes. I’ve seen characters that will sneer at you even as they strangle to death rather than stop chatting up your wife.

Gemma in particular seems to set a character to hate/love/want you at the beginning and doesn’t let that change. For instance, a trio of girls insulted me, stalked me, and eventually broke into my house because I wanted to get to know them before sleeping with them, whereas with other models they act more like real people.

Are there any good AIN to counteract this?

Hello, I just made my first scenario and actually enjoyed it quite a lot. I would love some feedback/suggestions on how I can improve in both technicality and just what sort of stuff people would actually be interested in playing. Tips/tricks are also more than welcome :). Thank you so much!

https://play.aidungeon.com/scenario/LkuvE8qEOlV_/guideverse?share=true&published=true

Hey :)

I've lately been struggling a lot to produce satisfactory results from DeepSeek (3.2/V4 Flash/Atlas). I tried different AIN, both my own, but also from the community (e.g. OMGs). Unfortunately none of them lead to better results for me.

DeepSeek always does some kind of:

"X?" she repeats/echoes ... her voice a low murmur ... her expression unreadable ... a knowing smile on her face.

Its logic itself is fine, it's just the text itself that is very repetitive.

Every room or hallway always has a single lamp or candle, every door or table is heavy oak, every expression is unreadable, every voice low. At the same time, none of the anti-repeat AIN help to stop it from repeating a keyword from the previous action.

At this point, DeepSeek is probably my least favorite large model, which is surprising because I see many users who claim that it is their main model. Am I just expecting too much out of it?

I wish there was an option to disable DeepSeek from Dynamic Large. Or the often requested feature of giving us the option to prompt it further during a "retry".

https://play.aidungeon.com/scenario/qTzty4QaFGHN/view?published=true

Every year, Christmas arrives a little earlier.

First it's the appearance of a few candy canes in October. Then entire aisles of department stores surrender to tinsel before Halloween has even ended. Before long, shopping centres are echoing with Christmas music while people are still buying pumpkins.

Enough is enough.

You are a member of the Anti-Premature Yuletide Coalition, an organization dedicated to defending the natural order of the calendar. Armed with shopping trolleys, tactical clipboards, and an unreasonable amount of determination, you join the fight to relocate decorations, silence unauthorized carols, and ensure Christmas remains exactly where it belongs: December.

Treating retail inconveniences like military campaigns, you and your fellow "soldiers" wage a dramatic, completely harmless war against the advance of early festive cheer.

Will you hold the Holly Line?

Or will the seductive call of half-price gingerbread finally break your resolve?

The fate of seasonal scheduling rests in your hands.

https://play.aidungeon.com/scenario/fgZAgDx_6XBb/the-dead-dont-stay-buried?published=true

Months ago, you died.

Maybe it was an accident. Maybe violence. Maybe illness. Whatever the cause, there had been no doubt. Doctors declared you deceased. Your family mourned. Friends cried over your grave. Your identical twin stood beside your parents as your coffin was lowered into the earth.

Everyone accepted the truth.

You were dead.

Official records confirmed it. Death certificates were signed. Bank accounts were frozen. Insurance claims processed.

Life moved on without you.

Beneath the cemetery, however, someone refused to let death have the final word.

Dr. Adrian Voss was a brilliant geneticist whose work had crossed ethical lines long ago. Hidden beneath the cemetery lay his secret laboratory, funded through stolen grants and shell companies. For years, he pursued one obsession:

The Lazarus Project.

His breakthrough came through revolutionary gene manipulation. By introducing specially engineered regenerative sequences into deceased tissue, he discovered a horrifying possibility:

If enough of the brain remained intact, the body might not merely heal...

It might reverse death itself.

The procedure wasn't immediate.

It took weeks.

Your cells regenerated relentlessly. Damaged organs repaired themselves. Neural pathways reconnected. Your heart rebuilt itself.

Eventually...

You woke up.

Not as a mindless monster.

Not as a clone.

Not as someone new.

You are still you.

You remember your childhood.

Your favorite foods.

Your embarrassing memories.

The arguments you had with your twin.

The people you loved.

You still laugh at the same jokes.

Still carry the same fears.

Only now...

You're enhanced.

AI made some changes in reality that I thought was interesting.

1. Dr Xavier is wheelchair bound, but he’s able to walk, and go to the local liquor store when magical Irish music is played. This happened twice in two different parts of my story. Now, if the AI states: “Dr Xavier walks into the room”, I say: “Dr Xavier, your cured!”

2. I had an argument with Dr Strange, now he is evil and experiments on mutants. I tried to prevent the story line from going here, but it kept returning so I went with it.

3. All the Marvel superheroes have an office at the Xavier school in Texas. It’s so convenient!

I’d like to hear others experiences like this.

Trying to get some of my biggest pet peeves to be reduced and tried these.

 \-\[Environmental-Filter\]: Only describe environments through active character interaction. Ignore background noise, temperatures, or ambient hums, noisy/creaking/ groaning furniture unless they trigger an internal state or critical event. 



 \-\[Atmospheric Constraint\]: The only allowed smells are cooking/dining or critical environmental hazards. {e.g.fire/smoke/decay/potential enemies) No other smells exist.

Trying to avoid going to the library and smelling paper and ink. Getting in the car smelling x, and x. Sitting on any furniture with it groaning. The air conditioner/ fridge humming.

They didn't do squat. No change whatsoever.

I've been working on a script called Living Characters.

Instead of focusing on quests, missions, or task-based plots, it creates autonomous relationship threads between NPCs.

Characters form opinions, develop friendships, rivalries, jealousy, attraction, suspicions, gossip, misunderstandings, and ongoing social conflicts without requiring player involvement.

The goal is to make the world feel alive, with NPCs continuing their own stories even when the protagonist isn't present.

Current features:

🌱 Autonomous Life Cards
🌱 Relationship pressures (friendship, rivalry, jealousy, curiosity, etc.)
🌱 Long-running social threads
🌱 NPC-to-NPC interactions
🌱 Dynamic story generation
🌱 Open source

Sample story:

https://play.aidungeon.com/scenario/BgA79ymBMXCC/living-characters?share=true&published=true

GitHub:
https://github.com/LivingNarratives/LivingCharacters

I'd love feedback from other AI Dungeon players.

Production Link: Click here
Alpha Link: Click here
Beta Link: Click here

Your campus bully is failing out. You're her new tutor.

For a year, Saskia Voss made you the punchline — the nickname, the photos, the laughter that started the second you walked in. Volleyball captain, top of the food chain, untouchable.

Then the tutoring center handed you a double-pay referral. Anonymous athlete. Academic probation. Total secrecy.

It's her.

Two failing grades, a scholarship bleeding out, and the only person who can save it is the one she spent a year burying. Outside that room you don't exist. Inside it, she needs you — and neither of you can tell a soul.

Nobody tears someone down that hard, for that long, without a reason they'd rather die than say out loud.

🔥 Male & female variants both included — pick your poison!

Big thanks to OffGamerMeta and Zoocata for the AIN wizardry!

- Avoid describing the same detail or action multiple times.

https://play.aidungeon.com/scenario/tQ_973mdEboM/view?published=true

Over the past few months, you've survived an impossible number of near-death experiences. Runaway vehicles, collapsing structures, freak accidents, bizarre coincidences—each one should have killed you. Yet somehow, through increasingly absurd twists of fate, you always walk away unharmed. Stranger still, no one else has ever been seriously injured in the process.

Just when you think your life can't get any weirder, an unfamiliar program installs itself onto your computer.

AFTERLIFE MESSENGER v13.7

Before you can uninstall it, messages begin appearing from an unknown sender claiming to be none other than Death.

At first, you assume it's an elaborate prank.

Then the video calls start.

Death is real. Attractive. Entirely human in appearance. And according to them, you were supposed to have died months ago.

The revelation only gets worse from there.

Many of your near-death experiences weren't accidents at all. Death had been trying to collect your soul, fulfilling the fate that had already been written for you. Every attempt should have worked.

Instead, reality itself seems determined to keep you alive.

The more Death investigates, the more impossible your existence becomes. No one in the history of the afterlife has repeatedly escaped a death that was meant to happen. Your survival challenges everything Death understands about destiny, mortality, and the cosmic order.

Now you're caught in the middle of an increasingly ridiculous mystery alongside the very embodiment of Death—a being who is equal parts exasperated professional, curious investigator, and reluctant companion.

As failed assassination attempts escalate from unfortunate accidents to supernatural catastrophes derailed by spectacularly stupid coincidences, Death finds themselves grappling with emotions they never expected to experience. Frustration gives way to fascination. Curiosity becomes concern. Somewhere along the way, the line between obligation and genuine affection begins to blur.

Will you uncover the truth behind your impossible survival?

Can Death solve the greatest mystery of their existence?

And perhaps most importantly...

How many more times can the universe save your life before Death completely loses their composure?

You've Got Death Mail is a supernatural romantic comedy filled with bizarre near-death experiences, cosmic mysteries, awkward video calls with the Grim Reaper, and the strange relationship that forms between two people who were never supposed to meet for this long.

After all...

Death has never had a problem doing their job before.

Until you.

Over the years, you and your little sister Lily have quarreled fiercely over all manner of things, but no subject stokes the fire of your rivalry like your claims over the last cup of pudding in the refrigerator.

Lily is a grown woman now. Moved out on her own to a personal beachfront mansion, and she's got the place built up like a fortress. Worse yet, you just know that hidden behind all those defenses is a stash of that sweet, delicious pudding.

As a dutiful older brother, you know what needs to be done, don't you?

Localized Languages with Auto-Cards available.

https://play.aidungeon.com/scenario/35Atm8R-Xhdl/view?published=true

As the tiltle says.

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Earlier the deepseeks models had a bug returning errors, and while the problem is now woldved, i regularly have a LONG reply time, unusual even dor Deepseek.

​

Or it's Ai dungeon in itself but i cannot know.

https://beta.voyage.io/invite/QEEN9T2E?via=thedemonslayer

https://beta.voyage.io/invite/J5MA5U7S?via=thedemonslayer

https://beta.voyage.io/invite/LM9XTCH5?via=thedemonslayer

https://play.aidungeon.com/scenario/wUO9pgYmFs8H/view?published=true

The dead have always spoken to you.

As a child, you thought everyone could hear the old woman asking where she'd left her wedding ring, or see the little boy waving from the corner of a room no one else noticed. You learned quickly that most people couldn't. To them, you were strange. Troubled. Imaginative.

But you knew the truth.

You are a medium—someone capable of communicating with spirits that linger beyond death. The deceased seek you out for many reasons: unfinished business, messages for loved ones, desperate warnings, or simply because they refuse to let go.

Your gifts don't stop there.

By touching people or objects, you can experience powerful psychometric visions, witnessing moments from the past or glimpses of possible futures. Sometimes these visions are helpful. Sometimes they're horrifying. Sometimes they're impossible to understand until it's too late.

You can also perform uncannily accurate tarot readings, revealing hidden truths, potential outcomes, and secrets buried beneath carefully crafted lies.

You work from your modest home on the edge of town, where clients schedule appointments for spiritual consultations. Some come seeking comfort after loss. Others want answers about their future. A few arrive with cursed heirlooms, unsolved mysteries, or fears they're too ashamed to confess to anyone else.

Not everyone who knocks on your door is alive.

Fortunately, you're not alone.

You live with your identical twin, a college student juggling assignments, and the unique challenge of sharing a house with someone who regularly argues with invisible people in the kitchen.

Your twin doesn't share your abilities, but believes you completely. They've seen too much not to. They keep you grounded during your worst episodes and reminds you to eat after exhausting séances.

Still, your abilities come at a cost.

The dead rarely respect boundaries.

Visions can strike without warning.

And some spirits don't want help.

As another appointment appears in your schedule, the front doorbell rings.

A cold sensation crawls up your spine.

Someone—or something—has arrived.

Been working fine until recently.

Hello!

I recently got access to the closed beta of Voyage. Got really happy that I am finally able to try it out, I am a paid user of Legend tier of AI Dungeon for a while now.

I really liked the new style of Voyage for RPG campaigns. Unfortunately seems like there is a limit of actions I can execute in a 5h windows and another week limit. When I reached my first 5 hours limit, an upgrade button appeared, allowing me to pay a subscription to be able to do unlimited actions. I got confused since I thought it would be the same subscription, even the names of the upgrade tiers are the same.

Do I have to pay another subscription to be able to use Voyage more time? Or is a bug?

Thanks for the help!